jrstroh_96
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- Jul 22, 2011
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Fort Polk,
Louisiana
Ok I have a 2000 hyundai Elantra. I have signed up for hyundai forum but I can't post until admin guy says so. I traded this car 3 weeks ago. It had a miss and a cut wiring harness to the coil. I have went thru all normal stuff to fix mis-fire. I got it from running on 1 cyclinder to all 4 with occusionally mis-fire on #2.
It normally mis-fires 30 mph up never on idle. If I throw it in neutral and coast holding it at the same rpms it was in gear there's no mis-fire. Well I went back old school it gets air, it has spark. So maybe With the car sitting for a year I knew it had bad fuel. I changed the inline fuel filter. The fuel that same out was orange. So I bought some Seafoam while I was trying to get the brake booster vacuum line to suck up the fluid, I felt like I had electricity running thru my forearms. Would this be the cause of my mis-fire. I good with cars except electrical, I'm retared when it comes to that. The fuel is proably a big issue but If I understand correctly if the car isnt grounded correctly it can cause some sort of problem. I haven't seen any ground dis-connected but I may have missed them. Battery calbes are stock. Or maybe the car I got the Coil plugs had different wire colors connection?
It normally mis-fires 30 mph up never on idle. If I throw it in neutral and coast holding it at the same rpms it was in gear there's no mis-fire. Well I went back old school it gets air, it has spark. So maybe With the car sitting for a year I knew it had bad fuel. I changed the inline fuel filter. The fuel that same out was orange. So I bought some Seafoam while I was trying to get the brake booster vacuum line to suck up the fluid, I felt like I had electricity running thru my forearms. Would this be the cause of my mis-fire. I good with cars except electrical, I'm retared when it comes to that. The fuel is proably a big issue but If I understand correctly if the car isnt grounded correctly it can cause some sort of problem. I haven't seen any ground dis-connected but I may have missed them. Battery calbes are stock. Or maybe the car I got the Coil plugs had different wire colors connection?
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