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02-02-2006, 12:16 AM
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I'd also check air filter. Could be as simple as that. I would guess Plugs and wires.
If it is your TPS, have the hyundai dealership check it. Even though you're not the original owner, it may be covered under warranty (mine was)
If it is your TPS, have the hyundai dealership check it. Even though you're not the original owner, it may be covered under warranty (mine was)
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I'd also check air filter. Could be as simple as that. I would guess Plugs and wires.
If it is your TPS, have the hyundai dealership check it. Even though you're not the original owner, it may be covered under warranty (mine was)
If it is your TPS, have the hyundai dealership check it. Even though you're not the original owner, it may be covered under warranty (mine was)
02-02-2006, 12:20 AM
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my airfilter is clean already checked that. It was rather wet though it has raining real hard. Warranty wont cover it if you are a second owner unless you buy with in 5 years of original purchase date . By the way I have an Aem intake
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my airfilter is clean already checked that. It was rather wet though it has raining real hard. Warranty wont cover it if you are a second owner unless you buy with in 5 years of original purchase date . By the way I have an Aem intake
02-02-2006, 12:28 AM
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Hope you didn't suck up any water... You probably would have noticed something more than just "sluggish"ness
I'm guessing it's your wires and plugs. Fairly cheap to change out, and not very time consuming.
I like NGK, keep my Volts high and don't cost too much. I got mine for around $50 online. A lot of people on here like another prand (can't think of it right now). Spark plugs are $2-4 per plug
I've ordered my NGK plugs off shop.HyundaiPerformance.com and I change them about every 50,000 miles
I'm guessing it's your wires and plugs. Fairly cheap to change out, and not very time consuming.
I like NGK, keep my Volts high and don't cost too much. I got mine for around $50 online. A lot of people on here like another prand (can't think of it right now). Spark plugs are $2-4 per plug
I've ordered my NGK plugs off shop.HyundaiPerformance.com and I change them about every 50,000 miles
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Hope you didn't suck up any water... You probably would have noticed something more than just "sluggish"ness
I'm guessing it's your wires and plugs. Fairly cheap to change out, and not very time consuming.
I like NGK, keep my Volts high and don't cost too much. I got mine for around $50 online. A lot of people on here like another prand (can't think of it right now). Spark plugs are $2-4 per plug
I've ordered my NGK plugs off shop.HyundaiPerformance.com and I change them about every 50,000 miles
I'm guessing it's your wires and plugs. Fairly cheap to change out, and not very time consuming.
I like NGK, keep my Volts high and don't cost too much. I got mine for around $50 online. A lot of people on here like another prand (can't think of it right now). Spark plugs are $2-4 per plug
I've ordered my NGK plugs off shop.HyundaiPerformance.com and I change them about every 50,000 miles
