my 2007 santa fe wont start after i let it sit for a few days . The only way it will start is with starting fluid then it starts and runs fine. what could be the problem it just started now that its

Asked by scottie64 Dec 08, 2016 at 03:46 PM about the Hyundai Santa Fe

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

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Starter Fluid is replacing the fuel, momentarily anyway. So Id look at the fuel system. Can you hear the fuel pump prime when you turn the car on? Clogged Fuel Filter, Frozen lines, bad injectors, a fuse, there's a long list of stuff between teh gas tank and your engine.

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Yes the fuses are good and the fuel pump is working, like i said after i get it running it runs great. i think it may be the fuel regulator , i need to locate it and check the pressure to specs.

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