Hyundai 30L-7M:
No start, excess fuel

Hey guys I have a Hyundai 30L-7M with a no start condition. It will fire on brake clean. I replaced the regulator due to a ton of fuel pressure coming from the regulator to the epr. Still will not start. The diaphragm in the mixer is in good shape with no tears or no Gunk.

I jumped pins one and four in the diagnostic port to get flash codes. It has a bunch of codes. They are 6420, 1173, 1644, 2123, 1626, 6530, 1611.

Any help would be much appreciated as I cannot find the description of these fault codes anywhere. Thanks!
  • Posted 4 Mar 2025 08:18
  • Discussion started by Michael_Brown
  • Ohio, United States
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Anyone have any advice. I just tried EPR and mixer as well and that still didn't help
  • Posted 13 Mar 2025 02:52
  • Reply by Michael_Brown
  • Ohio, United States
Well, I completely took apart the EPR, the mixer and the throttle body cleaned everything up and it fired right up and I let it idle for a few minutes until I shut it off. Now I can't get it to restart again lol
  • Posted 4 Mar 2025 08:19
  • Reply by Michael_Brown
  • Ohio, United States

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