2004 hyundai santa fe 3.5 slow cranking

Asked by Sportyshaun13 Jun 28, 2015 at 11:33 AM about the 2004 Hyundai Santa Fe 3.5L LX AWD

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Brainybear72 answered 9 years ago

Not much to go on here, but let's go through a checklist of possible problems... Your oil is gummy; your fuel injectors are clogged; your sparkers are weak, your plug wires are fried and shorting, a bad coil, a weak battery.a dying starter relay. Those are just off the top of my mind. I don't know what to recommend without hearing it start (if you could post a video link) or getting a lot more details.

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