HYUNDAI Genuine 28910-26900 Purge Control Valve – High-performance and Authentic Replacement Part Review

Came in original Hyundai packaging. Perfect fit for my 2010 Hyundai Accent GLS. My check engine light came on and it said I needed a new purge control valve. I bought one from Autozone but it didn't fit my car. I found it here and thought it was too good to be true because it was so cheap. I'm glad I got it from here. I saved so much money and this is perfect. My check engine failed after 2 days. Very easy to install with YouTube videos.

My 2010 Hyundai Elantra engine light went out. I checked the code and realized that this little guy in the car screwed up. Instead of spending over $200 to have a mechanic install it, I spent $20 and watched a YouTube video. It went on like a breeze (with a little grumbling when the original part was removed) and two days later the check engine light went out. Don't waste your money on a mechanic if you literally can't do the job yourself. So easy. And the spare part is genuine Hyundai directly

I decided to replace this valve on a 2012 Hyundai Elantra Touring along with the other sensors after the car had driven 90,000 miles. For 8 months I have had the problem that the engine stalls briefly after filling up. The problem only lasted a minute and did not trigger the check engine light. This valve was almost hidden by the air intake duct and the throttle body next to the firewall. After replacing this purge valve, the problem with the engine shutting down after refueling disappeared…

I received this to replace a faulty breather valve on my 2010 Kia Rio LX which was stuck open thus not only wasting gas and stalling the engine after every fill up, it was also damaged the engine and exhaust system, especially the catalytic converter, is likely. Installation was a bit tricky as the flush valve on my Rio is in a hard to access spot and the hose was hard to get off the old valve but I was able to install it and have since filled up and am getting decent mpg again. It also had a…

My 2010 Elantra had the Check Engine light on for a while. The OBD code was P0441 which was for the evaporator system. I had to fix it for the outlier test. I tried changing the gas cap, didn't help. Research online has shown that the next likely culprit is the purge control valve. So I ordered this one and used the online video to replace it. The check engine light did not come on immediately. But to my great relief it went away on its own after about a week and a half and I was able to pass…

So my engine light came on and I took it to O'reilys to have the light checked. The code came back P0441 and that the evaporator purge solenoid was faulty so I bought the part for over $70. I saw a youtube video on how to change it, it didn't look that hard so thought I'd change it myself. Looking through the comments on one of the videos I watched, I read that a person bought a part from Revain pretty cheaply and that it is a manufacturer part. So I checked and saw one there for $35, all the…

My daughter's Kia Rio started poorly in 2010 and started working immediately after filling up. The "Check Engine" light came on with code P0443 indicating that there was a problem with the evaporator purge valve. I went to Auto Zone and bought a part. This seemed to fix the problem, at least as far as starting the car after filling up, but the "Check Engine" light kept coming on with the same code. I was starting to wonder if the one I bought from Auto Zone was defective, specifically with the…