2000 GLS hard to start after gas fill up
#11
11-22-2011, 05:09 PM
hey again, sorry to bring this thread back, but i have the part and have to install it, but I'm not entirely sure where the part is located... any help would be appreciated
#13
11-23-2011, 10:14 AM
actually i have an album on here now does it look correct? https://www.hyundaiforum.com/forum/m...rge-valve-337/
Last edited by thomasdale2144; 11-23-2011 at 10:25 AM.
#14
11-23-2011, 10:41 AM
Hard to say. That looks correct but I can't say it is for sure just based on those pics. Does it match the one you purchased?
#15
11-23-2011, 10:51 AM
no it looks a lot more circular than the one i purchased, and it has 1 hose coming out the bottom and then 1 on the top next to an electrical connector, the one i bought looks like the pic you showed me
#17
11-23-2011, 11:10 AM
It's supposed to be at the end of the intake, close to the passenger side strut tower. Your pictures look like it's behind the intake between the intake and firewall.
#20
03-26-2012, 01:22 PM
Hmmm.. Let's see what the thread says:
Hard to say. It might.
Purge Control Solenoid Valve (PCSV) sticking open. Replace it.
DESCRIPTION:
A 1999-2000 Sonata, may experience a crank no start, hard starting after filling with fuel, or erratic idle speeds. One possible cause for this condition may be a mechanically stuck open canister purge valve (P/N 39460-38650).
SERVICE PROCEDURE:
If one of the above conditions exists, inspect the canister purge valve and intake system for vacuum leaks.
Remove the canister purge valve (see photo below) and blow through the valve. No air should pass through the valve when it is removed from the vehicle.
The canister purge valve is located near the right side and below the intake surge tank.
DESCRIPTION:
A 1999-2000 Sonata, may experience a crank no start, hard starting after filling with fuel, or erratic idle speeds. One possible cause for this condition may be a mechanically stuck open canister purge valve (P/N 39460-38650).
SERVICE PROCEDURE:
If one of the above conditions exists, inspect the canister purge valve and intake system for vacuum leaks.
Remove the canister purge valve (see photo below) and blow through the valve. No air should pass through the valve when it is removed from the vehicle.
The canister purge valve is located near the right side and below the intake surge tank.