2010 Hyundai takes a couple of trys to start, becoming more frequent. Any ideas what it could be?

Asked by sonata2010 May 12, 2017 at 12:46 PM about the 2010 Hyundai Sonata

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

Sometimes when I get into my car to start it takes a couple trys. It trys to turn over but wont. I have to push on the gas and usually about the 3rd try it starts. Doesn't happen every time but becoming more and more frequent. The battery should be ok, only a year old. It runs fine once its started.

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alphonza2341 answered 6 years ago

your fuel pump could be going bad or bad gas or fuel ejectors try lucus ejector cleaner. it goes in the gas tank and sometimes work miracles.

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