Originally Posted By: wtd
I do have all of the old parts that were removed from the car during the repair.
If I could actually find someone to fix it for $300, I might do it. The car has some other issues right now like a brake system leak which I have not had time to diagnose since I don't have the car. It's not wheel cylinders because there is no leakage at the rear wheels or at any of the lines at the wheels and even though it has new spark plugs and wires, the CEL is still on for misfires in 3 out of the four cylinders. It also has an O2 sensor code for the front O2 sensor which was just replaced and is brand new. It also needs all four tires replaced. It has had other issues in the past three years of ownership so I think everyone is tired of dealing with all of it. It also probably needs a tranny service at the least since the tranny is starting to shift hard. The tranny was replaced about 30,000 miles ago with a new one right before she got it.
I'm pretty much done personally spending money on this car. I still pay a significant amount of child support to her mother since she is in college so her mother can deal with this one for now.
Wayne
there's an earth issue in the hyundai versions of that car, a splice in the wiring loom. You get a CEL for lambda sensor which isn't resolvedby changing the lambda.