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Hi all, my 2002 Sonata (4 CYL) was working fine...did something
stupid...cleaned the eng compartment.
(used eng cleaner and a hose)
Ran fine for a few miles..then started to sputter at low RPM's...then
check eng light came on.
Took car for a 25 mile trip to see if something got wet that might dry
off...still sputtering.
It is a nice sunny 80 deg day here.
I disconnected the battery neg terminal...lifted the spark plug boots
as I heard sizzling in one...full of water around the spark plug (not
coolant or oil)...just water...from the hose. (guess the seal leaks on
the plug wire)...got it dry...pulled the plug...looks good.
Could this have "grounded" that plug and caused the issue?
5 hours later and still doing it...so what ever I got wet is definitely
dry.
Any comments on where I should look?
I did not disconnect anything under the hood for the eng clean, but I
did remote the large plastic tray.
This is the 2.4 4 cyl
thanks in advance.
stupid...cleaned the eng compartment.
(used eng cleaner and a hose)
Ran fine for a few miles..then started to sputter at low RPM's...then
check eng light came on.
Took car for a 25 mile trip to see if something got wet that might dry
off...still sputtering.
It is a nice sunny 80 deg day here.
I disconnected the battery neg terminal...lifted the spark plug boots
as I heard sizzling in one...full of water around the spark plug (not
coolant or oil)...just water...from the hose. (guess the seal leaks on
the plug wire)...got it dry...pulled the plug...looks good.
Could this have "grounded" that plug and caused the issue?
5 hours later and still doing it...so what ever I got wet is definitely
dry.
Any comments on where I should look?
I did not disconnect anything under the hood for the eng clean, but I
did remote the large plastic tray.
This is the 2.4 4 cyl
thanks in advance.
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kcallum@gmail.com wrote:
> Hi all, my 2002 Sonata (4 CYL) was working fine...did something
> stupid...cleaned the eng compartment.
>
> (used eng cleaner and a hose)
>
> Ran fine for a few miles..then started to sputter at low RPM's...then
> check eng light came on.
> Took car for a 25 mile trip to see if something got wet that might dry
> off...still sputtering.
>
> It is a nice sunny 80 deg day here.
>
> I disconnected the battery neg terminal...lifted the spark plug boots
> as I heard sizzling in one...full of water around the spark plug (not
> coolant or oil)...just water...from the hose. (guess the seal leaks on
> the plug wire)...got it dry...pulled the plug...looks good.
>
> Could this have "grounded" that plug and caused the issue?
> 5 hours later and still doing it...so what ever I got wet is definitely
> dry.
>
> Any comments on where I should look?
> I did not disconnect anything under the hood for the eng clean, but I
> did remote the large plastic tray.
>
> This is the 2.4 4 cyl
The insides of the plug boots are probably still wet. I little silicone
spray may help to dry them out. Come to think of it, if the wires
haven't been replaced in a while, it would be a good idea. Also, check
the connections at the coil packs.
> Hi all, my 2002 Sonata (4 CYL) was working fine...did something
> stupid...cleaned the eng compartment.
>
> (used eng cleaner and a hose)
>
> Ran fine for a few miles..then started to sputter at low RPM's...then
> check eng light came on.
> Took car for a 25 mile trip to see if something got wet that might dry
> off...still sputtering.
>
> It is a nice sunny 80 deg day here.
>
> I disconnected the battery neg terminal...lifted the spark plug boots
> as I heard sizzling in one...full of water around the spark plug (not
> coolant or oil)...just water...from the hose. (guess the seal leaks on
> the plug wire)...got it dry...pulled the plug...looks good.
>
> Could this have "grounded" that plug and caused the issue?
> 5 hours later and still doing it...so what ever I got wet is definitely
> dry.
>
> Any comments on where I should look?
> I did not disconnect anything under the hood for the eng clean, but I
> did remote the large plastic tray.
>
> This is the 2.4 4 cyl
The insides of the plug boots are probably still wet. I little silicone
spray may help to dry them out. Come to think of it, if the wires
haven't been replaced in a while, it would be a good idea. Also, check
the connections at the coil packs.
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Re: check eng light
kcallum@gmail.com wrote:
> Hi all, my 2002 Sonata (4 CYL) was working fine...did something
> stupid...cleaned the eng compartment.
>
> (used eng cleaner and a hose)
>
> Ran fine for a few miles..then started to sputter at low RPM's...then
> check eng light came on.
> Took car for a 25 mile trip to see if something got wet that might dry
> off...still sputtering.
>
> It is a nice sunny 80 deg day here.
>
> I disconnected the battery neg terminal...lifted the spark plug boots
> as I heard sizzling in one...full of water around the spark plug (not
> coolant or oil)...just water...from the hose. (guess the seal leaks on
> the plug wire)...got it dry...pulled the plug...looks good.
>
> Could this have "grounded" that plug and caused the issue?
> 5 hours later and still doing it...so what ever I got wet is definitely
> dry.
>
> Any comments on where I should look?
> I did not disconnect anything under the hood for the eng clean, but I
> did remote the large plastic tray.
>
> This is the 2.4 4 cyl
The insides of the plug boots are probably still wet. I little silicone
spray may help to dry them out. Come to think of it, if the wires
haven't been replaced in a while, it would be a good idea. Also, check
the connections at the coil packs.
> Hi all, my 2002 Sonata (4 CYL) was working fine...did something
> stupid...cleaned the eng compartment.
>
> (used eng cleaner and a hose)
>
> Ran fine for a few miles..then started to sputter at low RPM's...then
> check eng light came on.
> Took car for a 25 mile trip to see if something got wet that might dry
> off...still sputtering.
>
> It is a nice sunny 80 deg day here.
>
> I disconnected the battery neg terminal...lifted the spark plug boots
> as I heard sizzling in one...full of water around the spark plug (not
> coolant or oil)...just water...from the hose. (guess the seal leaks on
> the plug wire)...got it dry...pulled the plug...looks good.
>
> Could this have "grounded" that plug and caused the issue?
> 5 hours later and still doing it...so what ever I got wet is definitely
> dry.
>
> Any comments on where I should look?
> I did not disconnect anything under the hood for the eng clean, but I
> did remote the large plastic tray.
>
> This is the 2.4 4 cyl
The insides of the plug boots are probably still wet. I little silicone
spray may help to dry them out. Come to think of it, if the wires
haven't been replaced in a while, it would be a good idea. Also, check
the connections at the coil packs.
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Re: check eng light
Thanks....
I unplugged the wires for a couple hours and let it sit while I cleaned
and waxed the car.
May be a little moisture.
Time will tell...thanks again
Brian Nystrom wrote:
> kcallum@gmail.com wrote:
> > Hi all, my 2002 Sonata (4 CYL) was working fine...did something
> > stupid...cleaned the eng compartment.
> >
> > (used eng cleaner and a hose)
> >
> > Ran fine for a few miles..then started to sputter at low RPM's...then
> > check eng light came on.
> > Took car for a 25 mile trip to see if something got wet that might dry
> > off...still sputtering.
> >
> > It is a nice sunny 80 deg day here.
> >
> > I disconnected the battery neg terminal...lifted the spark plug boots
> > as I heard sizzling in one...full of water around the spark plug (not
> > coolant or oil)...just water...from the hose. (guess the seal leaks on
> > the plug wire)...got it dry...pulled the plug...looks good.
> >
> > Could this have "grounded" that plug and caused the issue?
> > 5 hours later and still doing it...so what ever I got wet is definitely
> > dry.
> >
> > Any comments on where I should look?
> > I did not disconnect anything under the hood for the eng clean, but I
> > did remote the large plastic tray.
> >
> > This is the 2.4 4 cyl
>
> The insides of the plug boots are probably still wet. I little silicone
> spray may help to dry them out. Come to think of it, if the wires
> haven't been replaced in a while, it would be a good idea. Also, check
> the connections at the coil packs.
I unplugged the wires for a couple hours and let it sit while I cleaned
and waxed the car.
May be a little moisture.
Time will tell...thanks again
Brian Nystrom wrote:
> kcallum@gmail.com wrote:
> > Hi all, my 2002 Sonata (4 CYL) was working fine...did something
> > stupid...cleaned the eng compartment.
> >
> > (used eng cleaner and a hose)
> >
> > Ran fine for a few miles..then started to sputter at low RPM's...then
> > check eng light came on.
> > Took car for a 25 mile trip to see if something got wet that might dry
> > off...still sputtering.
> >
> > It is a nice sunny 80 deg day here.
> >
> > I disconnected the battery neg terminal...lifted the spark plug boots
> > as I heard sizzling in one...full of water around the spark plug (not
> > coolant or oil)...just water...from the hose. (guess the seal leaks on
> > the plug wire)...got it dry...pulled the plug...looks good.
> >
> > Could this have "grounded" that plug and caused the issue?
> > 5 hours later and still doing it...so what ever I got wet is definitely
> > dry.
> >
> > Any comments on where I should look?
> > I did not disconnect anything under the hood for the eng clean, but I
> > did remote the large plastic tray.
> >
> > This is the 2.4 4 cyl
>
> The insides of the plug boots are probably still wet. I little silicone
> spray may help to dry them out. Come to think of it, if the wires
> haven't been replaced in a while, it would be a good idea. Also, check
> the connections at the coil packs.
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Re: check eng light
Thanks....
I unplugged the wires for a couple hours and let it sit while I cleaned
and waxed the car.
May be a little moisture.
Time will tell...thanks again
Brian Nystrom wrote:
> kcallum@gmail.com wrote:
> > Hi all, my 2002 Sonata (4 CYL) was working fine...did something
> > stupid...cleaned the eng compartment.
> >
> > (used eng cleaner and a hose)
> >
> > Ran fine for a few miles..then started to sputter at low RPM's...then
> > check eng light came on.
> > Took car for a 25 mile trip to see if something got wet that might dry
> > off...still sputtering.
> >
> > It is a nice sunny 80 deg day here.
> >
> > I disconnected the battery neg terminal...lifted the spark plug boots
> > as I heard sizzling in one...full of water around the spark plug (not
> > coolant or oil)...just water...from the hose. (guess the seal leaks on
> > the plug wire)...got it dry...pulled the plug...looks good.
> >
> > Could this have "grounded" that plug and caused the issue?
> > 5 hours later and still doing it...so what ever I got wet is definitely
> > dry.
> >
> > Any comments on where I should look?
> > I did not disconnect anything under the hood for the eng clean, but I
> > did remote the large plastic tray.
> >
> > This is the 2.4 4 cyl
>
> The insides of the plug boots are probably still wet. I little silicone
> spray may help to dry them out. Come to think of it, if the wires
> haven't been replaced in a while, it would be a good idea. Also, check
> the connections at the coil packs.
I unplugged the wires for a couple hours and let it sit while I cleaned
and waxed the car.
May be a little moisture.
Time will tell...thanks again
Brian Nystrom wrote:
> kcallum@gmail.com wrote:
> > Hi all, my 2002 Sonata (4 CYL) was working fine...did something
> > stupid...cleaned the eng compartment.
> >
> > (used eng cleaner and a hose)
> >
> > Ran fine for a few miles..then started to sputter at low RPM's...then
> > check eng light came on.
> > Took car for a 25 mile trip to see if something got wet that might dry
> > off...still sputtering.
> >
> > It is a nice sunny 80 deg day here.
> >
> > I disconnected the battery neg terminal...lifted the spark plug boots
> > as I heard sizzling in one...full of water around the spark plug (not
> > coolant or oil)...just water...from the hose. (guess the seal leaks on
> > the plug wire)...got it dry...pulled the plug...looks good.
> >
> > Could this have "grounded" that plug and caused the issue?
> > 5 hours later and still doing it...so what ever I got wet is definitely
> > dry.
> >
> > Any comments on where I should look?
> > I did not disconnect anything under the hood for the eng clean, but I
> > did remote the large plastic tray.
> >
> > This is the 2.4 4 cyl
>
> The insides of the plug boots are probably still wet. I little silicone
> spray may help to dry them out. Come to think of it, if the wires
> haven't been replaced in a while, it would be a good idea. Also, check
> the connections at the coil packs.
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