Review on Enhance Vehicle Performance with HYUNDAI Genuine 28910-3C200 Purge Control Valve by Hunter Schneider

My 2013 Hyundai Accent had a CEL thrown through a thread after 47,600 miles / 3 years of ownership. When connecting my car to the OBDII interface, I found error code P0441 related to this device. I did some research and found this to be a fairly common problem on Kia and Hyundai vehicles. Installation can be completed using simple hand tools and takes less than 30 minutes. - Remove engine cover with even pressure from all sides/corners - Identify part (emphatically it should be a few centimeters down to the right of the engine next to the large vacuum hoses, intake system) - The PC unit has three connections - one electrical and two air (hoses) . Remove all three and the screw holding the device (10mm or 12mm IIRC). - Insert the replacement block and re-tighten - Clean the check engine light - Recheck the connections - Reattach the engine cover Overall, this is an incredibly easy job. The part I received from Revain was exactly the same, arrived on time and was a genuine replacement as it was sealed in Hyundai packaging. As a side note, and without criticism of the Revain, both parts appear to be the same version, which makes me skeptical about durability. I hope you don't have to change every 3 years.