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Hyundai Tech Tip: No Spark, No Injector Pulse on 2002 Sonata 2.4 L Models

March 11, 2010
You may get a customer complaint that the vehicle died while in Drive, then wouldn't start. There is no spark and no injector pulse, and no engine rpm on the scanner while cranking, and it's setting a Crankshaft Position (CKP) sensor code P0335.
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CKP sensor failure is common. The Identifix Hotline has had some cases of the timing belt shredding, affecting or damaging the CKP sensor.

Tests/Procedures:

1. Verify the battery voltage to the CKP sensor on the pink wire.

2. Verify that the ground for the CKP sensor is good on the black wire — look for 0.05 volts or less.

3. Scope the CKP sensor on the yellow wire for a consistent 0-5 volt square wave signal.

4. Check for a possible timing belt shredding, affecting the CKP sensor.

Courtesy of Identifix, Inc.

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J.Garcia
6/21/2010
11:35 PM
A no brainer
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GERALD GILLIS
3/17/2010
7:39 PM
WE HAVE SEEN THIS ALREADY GREAT TIP
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