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Old 07-15-2008, 11:55 PM   #7 (permalink)
Adida27821
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Firstly, I would like to thank everyone for their quick responses!

What i've gathered so far from everyones posts is that I should check all the ground points for solid connection so I've gone ahead and printed out a ground schematic from the Hyundai online service manual among a few other things such as ECU wiring, crankshaft position sensor, and others and took them to my mechanic. I have an appointment to go in a help him work on it this saturday so I will definetly be going over all the things you guys listed. I will keep the thread updated with my progress till I solve the problem so thanks again!

And anyone else who has an ideas they would like to contribute feel free because I know how complex electrical problems can be.

EDIT: The replacement engine was purchased from an online salvage company.

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