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Hyundai Elantra won't start
My 94 Elantra won't start on one freezing cold morning. I think I flooded the engine by the look of the wet spark plugs. It cranked over slow after that. My battery & starter are good. New set of plug wires were used. After I put back the dried plugs, the plugs got wet again with fuel. All spark plugs have good spark after testing them. Can it be compression problems for excess fuel flooded the cylinder? If yes, how do I fix it?
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