Dave in Lake Villa

'Yes, there is something wrong if it is idling at 2k rpm. There can
be a lot of reasons for that, such as sticking throttle linkage, bad
sensors, broken vacuum lines, etc.'

REPLY: Not according to my local Hyundai Dealerships Service Dept ;
they said 2000 rpms upon a cold start is how it comes from the factory
and no external anomoly is causing it.

Dave in Lake Villa

'Today, if your late model car dies, (even if you only run out of gas
and burn up the electric fuel pump) you're completely ed.'

REPLY: Id like to respectfully call to your attention that using the
'F' word to dialogue on a mechanical issue (or any issue) is improper as
it is a vile , derogatory, and offensive to many including myself.
Would i be out of line by asking you to please refrain from pretending
it is a correct manner of speech ??? Thanks for your consideration in
this matter.

Edwin Pawlowski

"Dave in Lake Villa" <DaveInLakeVilla@webtv.net> wrote in message
news:526-465E2AA2-1018@storefull-3235.bay.webtv.net...
'Yes, there is something wrong if it is idling at 2k rpm. There can
be a lot of reasons for that, such as sticking throttle linkage, bad
sensors, broken vacuum lines, etc.'

REPLY: Not according to my local Hyundai Dealerships Service Dept ;
they said 2000 rpms upon a cold start is how it comes from the factory
and no external anomoly is causing it.

But there is a difference between start up and normal idling. He did not
mention it was only at starup, but did give the impression it was constant.
Perhaps clarification is needed.

Dave in Lake Villa

Not according to my local Hyundai Dealerships Service Dept ;
they said 2000 rpms upon a cold start is how it comes from the factory
and no external anomoly is causing it.

'But there is a difference between start up and normal idling. He did
not mention it was only at starup, but did give the impression it was
constant. Perhaps clarification is needed.'

REPLY: Perhaps he could clarify for us, but, I think he would have
indicated 'all of the time' if it were not just upon cold startup.

Edwin Pawlowski

"Dave in Lake Villa" <DaveInLakeVilla@webtv.net> wrote in message
>
> REPLY: Perhaps he could clarify for us, but, I think he would have
> indicated 'all of the time' if it were not just upon cold startup.
>

I think he would have said "on startup" if it was not happening all the
time. Startup speed in influenced by temperature and what used to be choke
settings for a richer mixture. That is all computer controlled now, of
course, My impression is that you set the idle for a normal run speed as
opposed to a startup situation.

I guess clarification is needed rather than the generic, "how do I change
idle speed"

Jerimiah

The problem has now been fixed. As alluded to by Edwin Pawlowski and
hyundaitech, the cause was a split and collapsed vaccum hose between the
inlet manifold and the rocket cover. A new $30 hose did the trick. Thanks
for all the replies.

Edwin Pawlowski

"Jerimiah" <JMN@thome.ng> wrote in message
news:f4e12t$tgi$1@registered.motzarella.org...
> The problem has now been fixed. As alluded to by Edwin Pawlowski and
> hyundaitech, the cause was a split and collapsed vaccum hose between the
> inlet manifold and the rocket cover. A new $30 hose did the trick. Thanks
> for all the replies.

Glad is was something simple.
Ed

headseyewin@earthlink.net

On May 30, 6:59 pm, DaveInLakeVi...@webtv.net (Dave in Lake Villa)
wrote:
> 'Today, if your late model car dies, (even if you only run out of gas
> and burn up the electric fuel pump) you're completely ed.'
>
> REPLY: Id like to respectfully call to your attention that using the
> 'F' word to dialogue on a mechanical issue (or any issue) is improper as
> it is a vile , derogatory, and offensive to many including myself.
> Would i be out of line by asking you to please refrain from pretending
> it is a correct manner of speech ???


You're the only one pretending it's offensive, as I don't sense an
impending tsunami of adverse public opinion in here against using a
phrase meaning exactly the same as: "you're completely screwed"

And yes, it would be, just as you, a thin-skined do-gooder, can't
refrain from sending out e-mail lectures to people with whom you have
NO relationship, or do you actually have absolutely no sense of net
etiquette at all?

HAL

Steve R.

The "F" bomb is now politically incorrect in daily speech. "Up the creek" is
a suitable replacement. Was I the only one who caught that on Glenn Beck?

Steve, AZ

<headseyewin@earthlink.net> wrote in message
news:1182048941.342904.287980@a26g2000pre.googlegr oups.com...
> On May 30, 6:59 pm, DaveInLakeVi...@webtv.net (Dave in Lake Villa)
> wrote:
>> 'Today, if your late model car dies, (even if you only run out of gas
>> and burn up the electric fuel pump) you're completely ed.'
>>
>> REPLY: Id like to respectfully call to your attention that using the
>> 'F' word to dialogue on a mechanical issue (or any issue) is improper as
>> it is a vile , derogatory, and offensive to many including myself.
>> Would i be out of line by asking you to please refrain from pretending
>> it is a correct manner of speech ???
>
>
> You're the only one pretending it's offensive, as I don't sense an
> impending tsunami of adverse public opinion in here against using a
> phrase meaning exactly the same as: "you're completely screwed"
>
> And yes, it would be, just as you, a thin-skined do-gooder, can't
> refrain from sending out e-mail lectures to people with whom you have
> NO relationship, or do you actually have absolutely no sense of net
> etiquette at all?
>
> HAL
>
>

Edwin Pawlowski

"Steve R." <sarinaz@frontiernet.net> wrote in message
news:TJ2di.10526$B25.7051@news01.roc.ny...
> The "F" bomb is now politically incorrect in daily speech. "Up the creek"
> is a suitable replacement. Was I the only one who caught that on Glenn
> Beck?
>
> Steve, AZ


Could be, who is Glenn Beck?

While I'm not offended by the word, it does get to be a bit much when
someone cannot say a sentence without using the word. Poor speech habits,
poor education, I guess.

Darby OGill

>
> While I'm not offended by the word, it does get to be a bit much when
> someone cannot say a sentence without using the word. Poor speech habits,
> poor education, I guess.

I don't like "it", but, really, ""you're completely f*&^ked" is very much
LESS offensive than "f%^*k you". A lecture was not required.IMO."

"You sir, are in a decidedly untenable situation" making a phrasal come
back? ; I think not.