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Hyundai i30 - are there any known problems?

Are there any known problems with a CRDI system as on the Hyundai i30? The fuel pressure is quoted as up to 30,000RPM and this seems incredibly high for a fuel system in a car.

Asked on 2 February 2014 by RHKAAF

Answered by Honest John

The KIA/Hyundai 1.6CRDI engines are among the most reliable around. Far more so than BMW, VAG and Ford.

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