Andrew Cripps

At 800 miles my check engine light has come on about 50 miles and 3 days
from last fill up.
Last Fill up was full serve... So it might be a not fully tightened cap?
Seemed tight but I opened and retightned it. but would it take that long to
come up with error? 7-8 mile short hops. Light came on right at startup. If
it is the cap how long will it take to clear? How long before I take back to
dealer.... who charges $45 for such non - warrenty work.

hyundaitech

The evap. test would need to run 3 times on separate trips with no failures
to turn the lamp out. This test may or may not run each time you drive the
vehicle. To my knowledge, Hyundai hasn't published the requirements for
the test to run.

You may want to take your car to autozone or anywhere else that will scan
it for free. The time for the lamp to come on is about right for a fuel
cap issue. Sometimes it's on tightly but crossthreaded, so the seal won't
hit the filler neck. If you have a code P0455, P0442, or P0456, you would
be okay to presume it was probably a fueling issue and reset the lamp to
see if it returns.

Also, make sure when receiving full service that the attendant doesn't
continue pumping significantly after fuel shut-off. This can cause fuel
to get into the charcoal canister and ruin it. If that's the case, I'd
expect a code P0449 or one of the others above. If you have a P0449, you
should take the car to be diagnosed.

Tiburon

Your check engine light came on because the GAS CAP isn't secured. What I
do is turn teh cap at least two to three full revolutions.
I too had teh engine light come on and it took up to a week to go off.
You don't want to unscrew it and retighten it because it already has air
in the system
As long as the car doesn't idle rough or stall that would be a sign of a
bad oxygen sensor.
If you continually have this problem, then the simplist way to fix it
would be to puchash a new HYNDAI GAS CAP NOT A STORE BOUGHT WILL FIT YOU
CAR TYPE.
Must be Hyundai

Andrew Cripps

Cleared it in about 30 miles after opening and retightening. 10 miles then
20 mile runs.
It seems to test at startup... after 2 runs I turned engine off 1 min And
restarted... Cleared the light.

"Tiburon" <corley23@comcast.net> wrote in message
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> Your check engine light came on because the GAS CAP isn't secured. What I
> do is turn teh cap at least two to three full revolutions.
> I too had teh engine light come on and it took up to a week to go off.
> You don't want to unscrew it and retighten it because it already has air
> in the system
> As long as the car doesn't idle rough or stall that would be a sign of a
> bad oxygen sensor.
> If you continually have this problem, then the simplist way to fix it
> would be to puchash a new HYNDAI GAS CAP NOT A STORE BOUGHT WILL FIT YOU
> CAR TYPE.
> Must be Hyundai
>