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Bought this item and installed it on my Honda Pilot EX-L 07 after the check engine light came on with error code P0443. As with the other reviewer, I didn't clear the error code, just let it run away. The check engine light later went away, as did the error code, which I have since erased. Finally, according to the label on the box, the item I received was made in the USA, which was another plus. We'll see how long this article lasts, but I'll let you all know.

I bought on May 25th to fix a general tighten gas cap warning on a 2006 Acura TL. Installed a few days after delivery. It worked fine for less than 5 weeks and yesterday June 24th my check engine light came on. I asked the local parts store to pull the code, which confirmed my suspicion, insufficient purge flow in the EVAP system. Suggestion: replace purge solenoid. It doesn't look like I can get it back. I recommend sticking with the OEM for these specific emissions parts.

Please note that no attempt other than the manufacturer tries to fix the problem. I wish I could tell you this is a quality product. But I think I wasted my money so you don't have to spend yours. Don't buy it even if it fits. Part quality or quality control is so poor they only work for 300-500 miles. If it's an isolated case and the manufacturer wants to send me a replacement part to test, I'd welcome that reconsideration as to whether the new part will last or not. But until they prove…

I replaced it on my 2007 Honda Accord V6 ExL sedan. The error went away after replacing and running 20-25 miles. The Revain Garage and Intermotor website says it doesn't fit my particular make and model of car, but that's incorrect. It fits my car perfectly and is exactly the same (looks reasonable, packaging and features) compared to the original Honda part (Denso). Also, it's not part of denso, but an unknown generic part. The box I received says it's an inter-engine brand, but the part…

Purchased on May 25th to fix a general "tighten gas cap" warning on a 2006 Acura TL. Installed a few days after delivery. It worked fine for less than 5 weeks and yesterday June 24th my check engine light came on. I asked the local parts store to pull the code, which confirmed my suspicion, insufficient purge flow in the EVAP system. Suggestion: replace purge solenoid. It doesn't look like I can get it back. I recommend sticking with the OEM for these specific emissions parts.

Attention, no attempts at repairs except at the manufacturer. I wish I could tell you this is a quality product. But I think I wasted my money so you don't have to spend yours. Don't buy it even if it fits. Part quality or quality control is so poor they only work for 300-500 miles. If it's an isolated case and the manufacturer wants to send me a replacement part to test, I'd welcome that reconsideration as to whether the new part will last or not. But until they prove otherwise. Better get an…

I replaced it on my 2007 Honda Accord V6 ExL Sedan. The error went away after replacing and running 20-25 miles. The Revain Garage and Intermotor website says it doesn't fit my particular make and model of car, but that's incorrect. It fits my car perfectly and is exactly the same (looks reasonable, packaging and features) compared to the original Honda part (Denso). Also, it's not part of denso, but an unknown generic part. The box I received says it's an inter-engine brand, but the part…