John

2000 1800cc J2 Lantra. Under load occasionally the engine feels its running
on 2 or 3 cylinders. One revs > 1500 rpm no problem. Gentle acceleration no
problem. If it were a carby I,d say the fuel pump on carby was defunct but
on fuel injection?
Newish spark plug leads, new ignition coil a month or so back.
Any one point me in right direction?
Many thanks
John

hyundaitech

On Nov 9, 1:25 am, "John" <susa...@aapt.net.au> wrote:
> 2000 1800cc J2 Lantra. Under load occasionally the engine feels its running
> on 2 or 3 cylinders. One revs > 1500 rpm no problem. Gentle acceleration no
> problem. If it were a carby I,d say the fuel pump on carby was defunct but
> on fuel injection?
> Newish spark plug leads, new ignition coil a month or so back.
> Any one point me in right direction?
> Many thanks
> John

Sounds like a classic secondary ignition issue. Recheck your spark
plugs, wires, and coil. If your check engine lamp is coming on, check
the codes. If the ECM recognizes the misfire, it'll tell you which
cylinder is misfiring. If you don't find anything with a routine
inspection, you can swap the spark plug in question with that in
another cylinder to see if the misfire follows the plug.

John

Thanks HT, ending up getting a new set of leads and plugs so we,ll see
what happens. Wouldn,t have anything to do with a blocked fuel filter? There
are no check engine lights on.
Ta again
John

hyundaitech

On Nov 10, 11:49 pm, "John" <susa...@aapt.net.au> wrote:
> Thanks HT, ending up getting a new set of leads and plugs so we,ll see
> what happens. Wouldn,t have anything to do with a blocked fuel filter? There
> are no check engine lights on.
> Ta again
> John

Probably not a fuel delivery issue. That would tend to be most
prominent at high rpms.