1999 Hyundai sonata wont start

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Asked by Lydia Mar 19, 2016 at 08:37 AM about the 1999 Hyundai Sonata

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

hi so I don't know a lot about cars but my
Hyundai sonata won't start.  my husband
replaced the starter and the fuel pump. the
car sounds like it wants to start but won't.
can anyone offer any suggestions? please?

5 Answers

Possibly the coil pack, my Hyundai Sonata did the same thing. I'm not gonna promise that is what the issue is, but will suggest that it may have something to do with it

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checked the coil pack and there is a spark. full spark.

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still not turning on. we are looking for any clogs atm but don't have everything we need to do it.

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we've now replaced the had valve. the camshaft positioning sensor. battery. spark plugs. starter. and fuel pump.

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problem solved yet? replaced fuel pump but did you recheck to confirm you then had fuel pressure? If yes, did you test crankshaft position sensor? Engine temp sensor, if bad, may be causing ECU to think engine is warm and is leaning back fuel to extent car wont do a cold start. you've thrown enough parts at it, time to test!

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