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You most likely have a big cover over the engine that is covering everything up. If you can get that off (sorry, I've never removed one) you should be able to see the plug wires/coil on plugs, whichever the vehicle has. 4 or either 6 depending on the number of cylinders. You may just see black rubber looking caps. Plugs are under them.
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No Start Cranks Ok No Injection Pulse 2002 Hyundai Accent Easy Step By Step ... and car cut off, but would not restart. it sounds like it is starving for fuel. ... hi nice video man . i have no sparkno fuel .u think its the main? it was ...
sometimes the fuel injector can be out of range but this would give a trouble code. then check spark plug to see if it is wet or fouled. check plug wire for external sparks. last check the coil pack.
There is a very good chance the Crankshaft Position Sensor needs replaced. The CKP is what I replace the most for no spark on the 2.4 engine. It is behind the timing belt cover mounted above the crankshaft sprocket. Sometimes they just fail because the sensor was a bad part, other times teeth shear off of the timing belt and get in the wrong place and break the sensor.
Remove the plastic cover that goes over the engine (the one with the Hyundai logo).
At this point, you will see the cables that goe to each fo the spark plugs.
Noting their position, remove them.
The spark plugs are ready to be removed, turn counterclockwise and replace with manufacturer recomended ones.
Yes, the upper plenm needs to come off to change all the sparkplugs,
and use only the factory spark plugs! Do not use any aftermarket plugs or wires on this vehicle
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