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Old 10-19-2014, 11:58 AM   #1 (permalink)
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EOCing problems

I have an '09 Sonata, 4 cyl, 5 spd. I have EOCed it using the ignition switch on a regular basis since new. It now has 110K on the clock. Last week, I did a typical EOC on a downhill stretch on the interstate. After popping it into 5th, I got a flashing CE light and it seemed to be running on 3 cylinders.

I pulled off at the next exit. Shut it off, restarted. No CE, running like new.

WTF?

I have not EOCed it since.

Any ideas?

A few weeks ago I did get a solid CE light after an EOC while on cruise control. It ran fine during this stretch for a few miles. When I disengaged the cruise and lifted the throttle, the CE light cleared.

Would installing a FI cutoff switch possibly avoid these problems? I really should as 09 Sonata headlights go off with the ignition switch, making ignition switch EOCing at night kind of interesting.

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Old 10-19-2014, 12:32 PM   #2 (permalink)
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Do you have any way of checking for codes? That may give you anindication of what happened.

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Sounds like a good choice until you get it figured out.
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It's been many hundreds of miles since. Would the codes still be stored?
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Same thing happens in my KIA I just kill it again and bumpstart again and it goes away. I got a code for the fuel injectors. It probably thinks something is wrong because the engine keeps cutting out.
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It's been many hundreds of miles since. Would the codes still be stored?
Some codes are retained even if the light goes off.
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And you need a kill switch it will change your life lol.

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