I recently noticed car getting louder

Asked by Guru9TPTBN Mar 27, 2021 at 05:34 PM about the 2002 Hyundai Santa Fe 2.4L FWD

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

Trip to Kansas City my moter was pretty
quiet, half way there my red oil light came
on assuming it needed oil but it was full I
continued to travel my quiet motor now was
loud sounds like a diesel no check engine
light and 2days later a block away from
home car made this final noise and cut off
won't start. Please a long way from home!

6 Answers

Another one bites the dust! In other words your Hyundai's engine is now a boat anchor.

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If the oil was full, the oil pump failed. Time for a new engine.

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You said the car quit a block away from home? That is a long way?

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I drove here from California and like I said the car was absolutely quiet and then more than halfway it started sounding like a diesel and now it drove here no problem but a block away from this residence in Missouri it made a noise like a pop and it cut off and hasn't started since when I try to start it it's a real quick crank but it doesn't start.

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