Buckeyered

My check engine light is on and Hyundai said the code came back as a
purge valve, they said they would replace it for 200.00 and I told
them I would have to wait a couple of weeks since they just did the
60000 mile service on my Santa Fe and I didn't have the funds right
now. Well I called a few days later and got a price on the purge valve
alone and it is 30.00, how hard is it to change? I would like to do it
myself as long as it isn't overly complicated or in need of special
tools.

hyundaitech

It requires some contorting to get out. It's along the left side frame
rail wedged between the strut tower and the master cylinder. I usually
have good luck with using long handled needlenose pliers to get the valve
out of the hoses and then lube them well for reassembly. In many
instances I don't have to take the clamps loose, making the job much
easier.

Buckeyered

Thanks for the tips.

On Wed, 17 Jan 2007 16:58:42 -0500, "hyundaitech"
<notpublic@not.public.com> wrote:

>It requires some contorting to get out. It's along the left side frame
>rail wedged between the strut tower and the master cylinder. I usually
>have good luck with using long handled needlenose pliers to get the valve
>out of the hoses and then lube them well for reassembly. In many
>instances I don't have to take the clamps loose, making the job much
>easier.