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Car Forum / Hyundai Cars / October 2008

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jces - 17 Oct 2008 02:22 GMT
i have an 08 elantra. i was sitting in traffic (2nd day in a row) and
was idling for about 20 minutes. it was the usual speed up a little,
hit brake, speed up a little, etc....
well i was sitting there and when i put my foot on the gas to go she
died on me. lights still on, radio on, no check engine light. she
turned right back on and hasn’t happened since but now i’m worried it
might. is it something that needs to be checked on or was it a one
time thing (i had gotten a new tank of gas that day)? let me know what
ya think. thanks!

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Irwell - 17 Oct 2008 02:25 GMT
> i have an 08 elantra. i was sitting in traffic (2nd day in a row) and
> was idling for about 20 minutes. it was the usual speed up a little,
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> time thing (i had gotten a new tank of gas that day)? let me know what
> ya think. thanks!

It;s the McCain syndrome, aka Vapor Lock.
Mike Marlow - 17 Oct 2008 03:02 GMT
>> i have an 08 elantra. i was sitting in traffic (2nd day in a row) and
>> was idling for about 20 minutes. it was the usual speed up a little,
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>
> It;s the McCain syndrome, aka Vapor Lock.

Not with today's fuel pumps.

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631grant - 17 Oct 2008 13:23 GMT
No, it's the Obama syndrome.  Pay attention - he said the 'idiot lights'
came on!!!!!  The lights were installed by ACORN.

>> i have an 08 elantra. i was sitting in traffic (2nd day in a row) and
>> was idling for about 20 minutes. it was the usual speed up a little,
[quoted text clipped - 7 lines]
>
> It;s the McCain syndrome, aka Vapor Lock.
jp103 - 17 Oct 2008 15:38 GMT
There you go again 631grant...

No where does it say "idiot lights" in fact the OP says there was "NO
check engine light" but the "lights" were on.

> No, it's the Obama syndrome.  Pay attention - he said the 'idiot lights'
> came on!!!!!  The lights were installed by ACORN.
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>>> ya think. thanks!
>> It;s the McCain syndrome, aka Vapor Lock.
631grant - 17 Oct 2008 23:15 GMT
Ha ha ha.  Hey, though, if the engine shuts off, what comes on????  The
idiot lights....................

> There you go again 631grant...
>
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>>>> ya think. thanks!
>>> It;s the McCain syndrome, aka Vapor Lock.
jp103 - 17 Oct 2008 23:59 GMT
That's what I would think too .... may need some clarification if the
"idiot" lights came on but the check engine did not. JCES - which lights
were on???  You also said second day in a row - did this (the car
quitting) happen more than once or did you mean you were stuck in
traffic two days in a row?

> Ha ha ha.  Hey, though, if the engine shuts off, what comes on????  The
> idiot lights....................
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>>>>> ya think. thanks!
>>>> It;s the McCain syndrome, aka Vapor Lock.
hyundaitech - 20 Oct 2008 21:44 GMT
Does the fuel pump recall apply to your car?
If yes, has it been done?  If not, I'm guessing your fuel pump is a
issue

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