Fuel, Spark, & Compression(with air); These are what you need to have a nice start. So, a failing fuel pump may not deliver the right amout of fuel to give a clean start. So the answer is yes, a failing fuel pump is a potential cause of a rough start. A 2008 is pretty new, so you might expect the electrical system and spark plugs to still be OK (replace plugs at 60k miles for the Elantra). Your air filter could be really clogged. Your fuel could be contaminated. I'm sure there are other causes, but most of them would cause other symptoms after the car starts - like rough idle or misfiring.
High idle, irregular idle, difficulty in starting the vehicle, etc.
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A failing throttle position sensor will cause idling problems when the car is warm. The failing sensor can also cause the car to stall when idling.
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one possibility is that the fuel pressure regulator is leaking therefore fuel draws through the vacuum line in your intake manifold and causes a rich fuel mixture, that would cause a noticable fuel odor and hard starting.
When a car, such as a Hyundai accent, has and broken idle control valve the engine may or may not start. Idling is controlled by this part and the car a malfunctioning unit can cause the car to act erratically, such as starting at random times and stalling.
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There are several things that can cause your 2000 Hyundai gas gauge not to work. The most common cause is a loose or corroded ground wire.
There could be many reasons as to why it will crank and not start. The car may have a failing starter, a leaky gas pump may cause the car to cut off while driving.
There are many ways for a Hyundai tiburon's air conditioner to mulfunction.
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