If anybody has this difficulty starting his/her Hyundai:

It usually takes my 2005 Sonata three times/turnovers/crankings to
catch/start.

Then please write me at:

robtcohen at msn.com

robtcohen@msn.com

 

Never! My '06 Tucson starts 1st time, every time...

"Robert Cohen" <robtcohen@msn.com> wrote in message
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> If anybody has this difficulty starting his/her Hyundai:
>
> It usually takes my 2005 Sonata three times/turnovers/crankings to
> catch/start.
>
> Then please write me at:
>
> robtcohen at msn.com
>
> robtcohen@msn.com
>

 

My 2002 accent is great even in the cold...never a problem

Mary
"Greg" <not.provided@nospam.net> wrote in message
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> Never! My '06 Tucson starts 1st time, every time...
>
> "Robert Cohen" <robtcohen@msn.com> wrote in message
> news:1163049427.299627.170170@f16g2000cwb.googlegr oups.com...
>> If anybody has this difficulty starting his/her Hyundai:
>>
>> It usually takes my 2005 Sonata three times/turnovers/crankings to
>> catch/start.
>>
>> Then please write me at:
>>
>> robtcohen at msn.com
>>
>> robtcohen@msn.com
>>
>
>

 

Congrats to all with those terrif properly starting H's, and I betcha
the lights light too


Mary wrote:
> My 2002 accent is great even in the cold...never a problem
>
> Mary
> "Greg" <not.provided@nospam.net> wrote in message
> news:GNedndLJooXx0M7YnZ2dnUVZ_uidnZ2d@adelphia.com ...
> > Never! My '06 Tucson starts 1st time, every time...
> >
> > "Robert Cohen" <robtcohen@msn.com> wrote in message
> > news:1163049427.299627.170170@f16g2000cwb.googlegr oups.com...
> >> If anybody has this difficulty starting his/her Hyundai:
> >>
> >> It usually takes my 2005 Sonata three times/turnovers/crankings to
> >> catch/start.
> >>
> >> Then please write me at:
> >>
> >> robtcohen at msn.com
> >>
> >> robtcohen@msn.com
> >>
> >
> >

 

Are you old school, did you grow up driving a carbed vehicle. If so DO
NOT go anywhere near
the gas pedel when trying to start it

 

It's (apparently) something else. Everybody else has same problem. It
generally catches only after the third attempt, sometimes after two
attempts.The service department of the dealer can't solve it though
making various repairs.( It's not under warranty/contract.)

But you're right. I "started" on the 1950s cars.

I recall the circa two-tone 1950 little Metropolitan with a floor
starter, b-t-w., and vaguely others of the late 1940s/early 1950s
vintage.

They sometimes would start by coasting-down hill in second gear,
getting up to...5-10 mph in order to function..

I suppose that's still done though haven't driven a straight-shift in
years to findout.



sqdancerLynn wrote:
> Are you old school, did you grow up driving a carbed vehicle. If so DO
> NOT go anywhere near
> the gas pedel when trying to start it

 

Something which I have been wondering about for a while now. Can an
automatic shift car be started by jerking? I have been using stick
shifts throughout my life & just recently got an automatic for the
wife. Don't generally let the battery go down but was wondering if it
is possible and if so how? Push in Neutral and slip into drive???

On Nov 11, 7:44 am, "Robert Cohen" <robtco...@msn.com> wrote:
> It's (apparently) something else. Everybody else has same problem. It
> generally catches only after the third attempt, sometimes after two
> attempts.The service department of the dealer can't solve it though
> making various repairs.( It's not under warranty/contract.)
>
> But you're right. I "started" on the 1950s cars.
>
> I recall the circa two-tone 1950 little Metropolitan with a floor
> starter, b-t-w., and vaguely others of the late 1940s/early 1950s
> vintage.
>
> They sometimes would start by coasting-down hill in second gear,
> getting up to...5-10 mph in order to function..
>
> I suppose that's still done though haven't driven a straight-shift in
> years to findout.
>
> sqdancerLynn wrote:
> > Are you old school, did you grow up driving a carbed vehicle. If so DO
> > NOT go anywhere near
> > the gas pedel when trying to start it

 

I don't think I ever "kicked-off " an automatic, though I've heard of
it being done.

"They" say it's not good for the transmission

I may have tried it once or twice, and it surely would be foolish to
experiment with anything but a rattle-trap, throw-away junk-yard
candidate (for which they'll give ya next to nothing for if
anything)---so ..uh...try it for the fun of it on a long grade or hill
if ya don't hardly care about the junquer's transmissioon any more
which they'll give you nuthin for anyhow


Vineeth wrote:
> Something which I have been wondering about for a while now. Can an
> automatic shift car be started by jerking? I have been using stick
> shifts throughout my life & just recently got an automatic for the
> wife. Don't generally let the battery go down but was wondering if it
> is possible and if so how? Push in Neutral and slip into drive???
>
> On Nov 11, 7:44 am, "Robert Cohen" <robtco...@msn.com> wrote:
> > It's (apparently) something else. Everybody else has same problem. It
> > generally catches only after the third attempt, sometimes after two
> > attempts.The service department of the dealer can't solve it though
> > making various repairs.( It's not under warranty/contract.)
> >
> > But you're right. I "started" on the 1950s cars.
> >
> > I recall the circa two-tone 1950 little Metropolitan with a floor
> > starter, b-t-w., and vaguely others of the late 1940s/early 1950s
> > vintage.
> >
> > They sometimes would start by coasting-down hill in second gear,
> > getting up to...5-10 mph in order to function..
> >
> > I suppose that's still done though haven't driven a straight-shift in
> > years to findout.
> >
> > sqdancerLynn wrote:
> > > Are you old school, did you grow up driving a carbed vehicle. If so DO
> > > NOT go anywhere near
> > > the gas pedel when trying to start it

 

"Vineeth" <vineeth.alex@gmail.com> wrote in message
news:1163262428.506277.217700@m7g2000cwm.googlegro ups.com...
> Something which I have been wondering about for a while now. Can an
> automatic shift car be started by jerking? I have been using stick
> shifts throughout my life & just recently got an automatic for the
> wife. Don't generally let the battery go down but was wondering if it
> is possible and if so how? Push in Neutral and slip into drive???

Won't work. Most older automatics had to be pushed to about 20 mph in order
to get the torque converter to spin the engine fast enough to start. I
don't know if today's cars can even start at that speed.

Keep a set of cables in the car in case of a needed jump start.

 

Both my sister and Niece have '05 Sonata's. Neither has any problem
starting, ever.

Jon

"Robert Cohen" <robtcohen@msn.com> wrote in message
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> If anybody has this difficulty starting his/her Hyundai:
>
> It usually takes my 2005 Sonata three times/turnovers/crankings to
> catch/start.
>
> Then please write me at:
>
> robtcohen at msn.com
>
> robtcohen@msn.com
>

 

Okay, though is this also the situations of Groucho's, Chico's,
Gummo's, and Harpo's '05 H's?

And vat about the door's, they open/close w/o squeaking ?


Zeppo wrote:
> Both my sister and Niece have '05 Sonata's. Neither has any problem
> starting, ever.
>
> Jon
>
> "Robert Cohen" <robtcohen@msn.com> wrote in message
> news:1163049427.299627.170170@f16g2000cwb.googlegr oups.com...
> > If anybody has this difficulty starting his/her Hyundai:
> >
> > It usually takes my 2005 Sonata three times/turnovers/crankings to
> > catch/start.
> >
> > Then please write me at:
> >
> > robtcohen at msn.com
> >
> > robtcohen@msn.com
> >

 

Don't touch gas pedal and let the key in ON position for some seconds before
starting engine.
And don't let few gasoline in tank.


--
Zotto V6 Sonica driver
http://www.g2kweb.it/gigio2k/gallery...vati/zotto/GPL