Enhance Vehicle Performance with HYUNDAI Genuine 28910-3C200 Purge Control Valve Review

Original part with factory stamp on part, great price compared to others. Bought this due to engine check code p0441 on a 2013 Hyundai Veloster, the check engine light went away after installing this new part. Thank you

CEL caught fire on my 2012 Hyundai Veloster. I received code P0441. I ordered this part as it was cheaper than most local parts stores and none of them had it in stock. I replaced the part in less than 10 minutes, cleared the code and everything has been fine for over a week.

I had an issue with the vaporizer system that caused the MIL to turn on. I forgot the OBD code but it pointed to the evaporator. It turned out that the factory purge control valve was leaking a bit. Replacing with this one fixed the problem as this one doesn't leak. Driven about 10,000 km since replacement and no problems since. This thing is held on by about a screw or two, or maybe it was something like a hose clamp. I think it was some kind of collar. There are two vacuum hoses and an…

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…