Why will my 2001 hyundai accent not idle? you have to push the gas to start it, and if you push the break it stalls? whats wrong with it?

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CarGurusApr 20, 2013 - Engine stalls / hesitations at idle and low acceleration - Model: 1999 Hyundai ... stopped... and then at one last desperate pump of the gas pedal, the ...Despite all this, most of the time, the car runs smoothly, and several shops have .....Keep in mind that my car is Elantra 2001 with 82k miles on it, the car will ...

My car keeps shutting off when idle.. - CarGurus

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CarGurusFeb 15, 2013 - whenever im on breaks or, it stutters for then cranks right back up. ... of your question, the stalling, hopefully somebody will come by to help you on that. ....Car having trouble starting,rough idling,shutting off at stop 2 answers.

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wikiHowThere are many things that could cause a car to stall. ... Your engine stops runningbecause it is not igniting gas in the cylinders, this occurs either because there ...

sounds like your Idle air control Valve

I had a rough idling motor and the dealer replaced a coil in the ignition. The "check engine" light was on. Ran only on fewer cylinders.

Sounds like a coolant sensor problem. It signals the ECU for open loop, cold start rich, high idle, until warm up is reached.

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See if your idle air control valve needs to be cleaned out. This is a common problem in cars that stall out a lot.

sounds stupid but the last time something like this happened it was a loose ht lead....but im sure you checked that already.
idle should be 850/900
liquid is only condensate in rear box
have you looked for an air leak in the pipe from the inlet to the brake servo?

I had the exact smae problem and threw aaway a ton of money on bad "guesses" at what was wrong. The actual fix was replacing the crank shaft position sensor for 50 or 60 bucks. Swapped out bad for good and cars has run great every day since.

It is always best to start simple on a lot of these things. This code indicates that somewhere in the evaporative system you have a leak that has set off the code. The gas cap is the most common culprit and that is where I would start. Buy a new gas cap and put it on. It may and should solve your problem. A lot of gas caps have rubber seals that do wear out over time. If this does not solve your problem simply use a search engine and type in p0441 a wealth of information will pop up. There are other possible causes and solutions but that's where I would start (with the gas cap)

BAD SENSOR, OR WIRE CONTACTING THE MOTOR, DO A VISUAL INSPECTION OF THE BATTERY AND SPARK PLUG WIRES