My Hyundai accent is hard to start after refueling.

Asked by Wjm48161 Sep 07, 2015 at 12:38 PM about the 2008 Hyundai Accent

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

Car has 107,000 miles.  No major issues.  Only problem I have is after
refueling the vehicle it starts hard.

2 Answers

Sometimes when this happens, hard to start immediately after re-fueling, it's the EVAP charcoal canister, has not been purged from last re-fueling. The canister gets saturated with liquid gasoline and the air/fuel mix is so rich it make it hard to start. What it is, when you put gas in, the displaced air ad gas fumes enter the canister instead of the atmosphere. So bottom line, could be the EVAP purge valve bad.

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I had this issue on my 07 accent when i filled my gas it cranked a bit before starting. I changed the purge flow sensor behind the intake and problem was solved. Just be sure to look for the arrow on the new and old part to be sure youre installing it in the proper direction. Good luck!

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