Dorman 926-990 Flexible Steering Coupler Compatible with Select Hyundai/Kia Models

My steering wheel began to clunk so after some research I found out this part could be the culprit, so I ordered this part. We chose this part, although it cost a little more, but it should have the better quality of alloy steel support to hopefully last longer when compared to the other options that may only be made of plastic. Part came in fast, easy to install on my 2013 Hyundai Elantra GT & now my steering wheel works like new. Pictured is the old part and what it looked like when I took it out and what it should look like and installed. I think it is a great value for the price we paid.

This little sucker saved me Hundreds of $ in repair and labor costs. Replaced this piece by my self on my 2013 Hyundai Elantra. I did have to watch a bunch of YouTube Videos till I was officially YouTube certified and after a couple of hours I removed the old one that was damaged and replaced it with this new piece that is actually build very good.

It was perfect for my steering wheel repair. No more clicking the steering wheel. Not an easy fix, but the part was perfect.

direct fit ,saved a dealer install ,fit perfect .watch video on you tube prior

It worked. The clunk is gone when turning or bumps in the road. As others said, the T-30 tork bit is -required- *do not attempt without it.* Amazon has them for 5 bucks. "How-to" vids on the web are very helpful but don't be surprised if you discover the guts and wiring under the dash on your model don't look exactly like the video you're watching. Honesty Time: this is NOT easy (no matter how non-chalant they make it look). The screw at the back of the housing (1 of 3 you have to remove to replace the coupler) is a BEAR to get at because space is limited and it must be done "by feel" because you can't see it. This is an advanced level project and will likely require a friend (esp. when placing the steering column on "the hook" during reassembly) and will take a few hours or more - do NOT kid yourself. Keen dexterity is an absolute must. I have good skills. If you're only average... bite the bullet and take it to a shop.

Dorman is a known brand so I felt confident buying this. It fit correctly. The steering still had a little clunk but I attribute that to likely an issue with the motor. Still, the steering was much improved.

Not easy to install but fit perfectly tough install but worked good

Fixes clunking noise when your steering wheel is moved back and forth. The original part deteriorates and crumbles over time causing the motor and column where they attach the gears to clunk together. There is an updated part for this. Note: There are 2 versions of this part number:1. “HNBR” marking on polyurethane part2. “4P” marking on revised rubber partBoth parts are improved with increased durability,and can be used for procedures in this TSB.I don't see this designation on this part, but it may be. I did not know this info when I purchased this part 2 years ago. Do your research first.