mule

I have a 2001 Accent - 1.5L
My check engine light came on and I took the car to a Japanese Car repair
shop that I have been happy with.
I have had the car there about 3 times - they said the code was something
to do with fuel tank leakage of vapors. They have lowered the fuel tank
and replaced the gas cap and checked everything they could think of. Last
week they replaced some kind of a valve called a DM-TL Module (had to get
it from the dealer). 2 days later the check engine light came back on.
(the car always has been running great)

Above was my original post 2 weeks ago.
(the mileage did improve after the DM-TL Module was replaced)

I took the car back today for them to re-check it and they think one of
the oxygen sensors is bad. Part is about $106 from the dealer.
(they don't like the aftermarket non-dealer oxygen sensor) Does this sound
reasonable?? What do you think Hyundaitech?? Are they just throwing parts
at it??

Thanks for any advice!!

LameBMX

well ... i think it may be time to learn to work on your own veshicle
cuz if you knew what the error codes were it would be more helpful
(autozone will get them for you for free)

mule wrote:

> I have a 2001 Accent - 1.5L
> My check engine light came on and I took the car to a Japanese Car repair
> shop that I have been happy with.
> I have had the car there about 3 times - they said the code was something
> to do with fuel tank leakage of vapors. They have lowered the fuel tank
> and replaced the gas cap and checked everything they could think of. Last
> week they replaced some kind of a valve called a DM-TL Module (had to get
> it from the dealer). 2 days later the check engine light came back on.
> (the car always has been running great)
>
> Above was my original post 2 weeks ago.
> (the mileage did improve after the DM-TL Module was replaced)
>
> I took the car back today for them to re-check it and they think one of
> the oxygen sensors is bad. Part is about $106 from the dealer.
> (they don't like the aftermarket non-dealer oxygen sensor) Does this sound
> reasonable?? What do you think Hyundaitech?? Are they just throwing parts
> at it??
>
> Thanks for any advice!!
>

hyundaitech

It doesn't sound like they're throwing parts at this point. No decent tech
would replace an oxygen sensor to correct an evap code. I suspect you have
some sort of O2 code and the evap problem has been repaired.