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Hyundai Elantra (from 2000 to 2004, the year of issue)

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Switching off the engine
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Meter of air (Air flow sensor - AFS)
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Troubleshooting



Troubleshooting Fuel System

Sign
Probable Cause
Remedy
The engine does not start The engine cranks slow starter Repair the engine starter or recharge the battery so that the starter turns the engine crankshaft with a frequency of at least 150 min -1
There is no voltage in the glow plug power line If the warning light does not show voltage when turning the key in the ignition switch to ?�ON?�, check the condition of the wiring and relays
Defective glow plug Check and, if necessary, replace the spark plug
The air in the fuel system Bleed the fuel system
The fuel pump supplies fuel not If not supplied the fuel during engine start to loosen fuel supply tube to the nozzle, check the timing belt and the supply of fuel from the fuel filter
Fuel tubes are connected properly Connect the fuel pipes
Incorrectly adjusted fuel injection timing Adjust the fuel injection timing
Faulty Injector Check and, if necessary, replace the nozzle
Defective mechanical part of the engine Check the compression ratio and, if necessary, repair the engine
Faulty fuel pump Try to start the engine with the new fuel pump and, if necessary, replace the pump. Check and, if necessary, adjust the speed of the crankshaft of the engine idling
Engine speed at idle irregular, rough or unstable Leaking fuel hose from the fuel filter to the fuel pump Securely fasten the hose
The air in the fuel system Bleed the fuel system
Insufficient supply of fuel due to the contamination of the fuel filter or the fuel return pipe, leakage from the fuel supply tube to the nozzle, tube bend tubes or clamping connections Inspect and, if necessary, replace pipes and hoses and replace the fuel filter
Faulty Injector Check and, if necessary, replace the nozzle
Incorrectly adjusted fuel injection timing Adjust the fuel injection timing
Defective mechanical part of the engine Check the compression ratio and, if necessary, repair the engine
Faulty fuel pump Try to start the engine with the new fuel pump and, if necessary, replace the pump. Check and, if necessary, adjust the speed of the crankshaft of the engine idling
Motor overload when driving in high gear Observe the correct speed
Smoky exhaust (black, blue or white) The engine is not warmed up to normal operating temperature Check and, if necessary, replace the thermostat cooling system
Inadequate maximum speed of the engine crankshaft Check and, if necessary, replace the fuel pump
Faulty spray nozzles Check and, if necessary, repair or replace the fuel injectors
Incorrectly adjusted fuel injection timing Adjust the fuel injection timing
Limited capacity of the exhaust system Check the exhaust system in the absence of dents
Defective mechanical part of the engine Check the compression ratio and, if necessary, repair the engine
Faulty fuel pump Try to start the engine with the new fuel pump and, if necessary, replace the pump. Check and, if necessary, adjust the speed of the crankshaft of the engine idling
Reduced engine power, poor acceleration of the vehicle (speedometer in good condition, the clutch does not slip) Inadequate maximum speed of the engine crankshaft Check and, if necessary, replace the fuel pump
Dirty air filter Clean or replace the air filter
Insufficient supply of fuel due to the contamination of the fuel filter or the fuel return pipe, leakage from the fuel supply tube to the nozzle, tube bend tubes or clamping connections Inspect and, if necessary, replace pipes and hoses and replace the fuel filter
The air in the fuel system Bleed the fuel system
Faulty spray nozzles Check and, if necessary, repair or replace the fuel injectors
Incorrectly adjusted fuel injection timing Adjust the fuel injection timing
Defective mechanical part of the engine Check the compression ratio and, if necessary, repair the engine
Faulty fuel pump Try to start the engine with the new fuel pump and, if necessary, replace the pump. Check and, if necessary, adjust the speed of the crankshaft of the engine idling
Increased fuel consumption Dirty air filter Clean or replace the air filter
Fuel leaks Check and, if necessary, replace or tighten the connections of fuel tubes
Limited capacity of the fuel return pipe Check the fuel return pipe on the absence of dents and pinched. Replace damaged tube. If the tube is clogged, blow it with compressed air and then remove the air from the fuel system
Faulty spray nozzles Check and, if necessary, repair or replace the fuel injectors
Defective mechanical part of the engine Check the compression ratio and, if necessary, repair the engine
Faulty fuel pump Try to start the engine with the new fuel pump and, if necessary, replace the pump. Check and, if necessary, adjust the speed of the crankshaft of the engine idling
The engine does not stop Not operate off switch Repair or replace the starter switch
Damage to the electrical circuit between the starter switch and fuel solenoid Replace the wiring

Troubleshooting engine starting system

Malfunction
Probable cause
Remedy
The crankshaft of the engine does not turn the starter Discharged battery Recharge or replace the battery
Poor connection of wires to the terminals of the battery Securely attach the wires to the battery terminals
Faulty lock switch on cars with automatic transmission Adjust the position or replace the switch
Blown fuse Replace the fuse link
Faulty starter Repair the starter
Faulty Injector Replace the nozzle
The engine cranks slow starter Insufficiently charged battery Charge the battery
Poor connection of wires to the terminals of the battery Securely attach the wires to the battery terminals
Faulty starter Repair the starter
The starter continues to run after the engine starts Faulty starter Repair the starter
Nespraven ignition Repair or replace the ignition switch
The starter operates at high speed, but does not turn the engine crankshaft A short circuit in the circuit Restore the electrical circuit
Broken gear teeth or faulty starter Repair the starter
Broken teeth flywheel Replace the flywheel

Troubleshooting the fuel tank and fuel lines

Sign
Probable Cause
Remedy
Unstable work of the engine due to insufficient fuel supply Gasoline pipe is bent or fuel hose Replace or repair
Contaminated fuel hose Clean or replace
Clogged fuel filter Replace the filter
The water in the fuel filter Replace the fuel filter and clean the fuel tank and fuel lines
A dirty or rusty inside of the fuel tank Clean or replace
A malfunctioning fuel pump Replace
When the instrument cluster warning lamp fuel filter Water accumulated in the fuel filter Remove the water from the fuel filter as follows:
- Unscrew the mounting bolt on the fuel filter, and lift the fuel filter;
- Loosen the drain plug on the fuel filter;
- When the fuel filter will cease to leave the water, tighten the drain plug




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