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Rough cold start on 2009 hyundai genesis 3.8

Thegenesis2009

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Genesis Model Year
2009
Genesis Model Type
1G Genesis Sedan (2009-2014)
After the car sits overnight or for long period of time the car will start rough and will shake and idle rough for about 15-30seconds. After about 15-30 seconds the car returns to normal idle and the car runs fine the rest of the day. I got a code once before and it ran multiple random misfires. Just curious if anyone has had happen to them.
Thank you
 
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Are you using the OEM oil filter? And what kind of oil are you using?
 
So my car has a small misfire and rough idle on start up, I’ve replaced all 4 spark plugs and coils.. the misfire is still in cylinder one.. when I removed the plug I noticed it was a different color than the rest and the cylinder was a little wet.. I’m wondering if it’s possibly a leaky injector but wanted advice before spending more money.
 
So my car has a small misfire and rough idle on start up, I’ve replaced all 4 spark plugs and coils.. the misfire is still in cylinder one.. when I removed the plug I noticed it was a different color than the rest and the cylinder was a little wet.. I’m wondering if it’s possibly a leaky injector but wanted advice before spending more money.

I suggest replacing the remaining 2 plugs while you're at it. Might as well.
 
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