Genuine Hyundai 28910-3C200 Purge Control Valve

OEM fit and fixed my P0441 engine code. Easy install and the engine runs more smoothly now. Confirmed to be OEM, excellent quality. Good price.

This is an oem quality product. Looks and labeled as such. Car was showing gas icons on dash after fill up. I replaced this purge control valve and an oem gas cap and issues gone. Easy to replace and buy from Amazon while saving lots of money.

Genuine oem part. Shipping was prompt, Part fit as expected and continues to work flawlessly. Easy to install 10 min tops. Would buy again if ever needed.

The purge valve had already been replaced with an aftermarket and was leaking again, causing a large evap leak code. This was priced right for an OEM part and fixed the problem.

It works as intended, although it said it didn't fit on my 2014 kia forte koup sx and it does, same part number as factory stock model that was replaced.

It seems like a genuine OEM part by the packaging. I take it on faith. It cleared my P0445 code. It was a pretty easy replacement in a 2019 Hyundai Tucson w 72,000 miles. The code was easily cleared w the $22 Ancel code reader on Amazon. I misplaced my basic reader when moving recently. So, the whole repair cost about $52 +tax. Next, I'm doing the PCV valve replacement to keep up with things - $10 on Amazon.

My 2013 Hyundai Accent threw a CEL at a hair over 47,600 miles/3 years into ownership. Upon running hooking my car up to the OBDII interface, I found a P0441 error code pertaining to this unit. I did some research and found that this tends to be a somewhat common issue with Kias and Hyundais.Installation can be completed with basic hand tools and in less than 30 minutes.- Pop the engine cover off with even pressure from all sides/angles- Identify the part (on the accent, it should be at the bottom right a few inches away from the engine near large vacuum hoses, the intake system)- The PC unit has three connections - one electrical and two air (hoses). Remove all three and the bolt holding the unit down (10mm or 12mm IIRC).- Swap in the replacement unit and tighten/secure everything back down- Clear the check engine light- Verify connections again- Place engine cover back onIt's an incredibly simple job overall. The part I received from Amazon was an exact match, arrived in a timely fashion, and was a genuine replacement since it was sealed in a Hyundai bag. As a side note and no criticism to Amazon, both parts appear to be the same revision which makes me skeptical about the longevity. Hopefully I don't have to replace this every 3 years.

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