Hello, I hope someone can help me because I feel like my Hyundai dealer is trying to take advantage of me. Here is the deal: I took my 2002 Hyundai Elantra to the dealer to fix some recall items. The recall item in question is Recall V04. They replaced the manifold assy-exh (part 28510-23721). When I drove the car home from the dealer the check engine light came on. Took it back, and they said Po441 code came up (Purge valve has internal part failure). I find it very strange that I had no problems with the car until they fixed those recall items.
Can you tell me where in proximity the purge valve controller and the manifold/gasket-exhaust parts are on my 2002 Hyundai Elantra? Are they physically next to each other? Is it possible to inadvertently damage one while replacing the other? I see that they had to disconnect the oxygen sensor to fix Recall V04 - could that have been damaged and thus impact the purge valve? Now the check engine has come on again. I'm making another visit to them tonight.
The part numbers involved are as follows:
28910-22040 Valve-Purge Contr
28510-23721 Manifold Assy-Exh
28521-23005 Gasket-Exhaust MA
28764-28020 Gasket-Exhaust PI
Can you tell me where in proximity the purge valve controller and the manifold/gasket-exhaust parts are on my 2002 Hyundai Elantra? Are they physically next to each other? Is it possible to inadvertently damage one while replacing the other? I see that they had to disconnect the oxygen sensor to fix Recall V04 - could that have been damaged and thus impact the purge valve? Now the check engine has come on again. I'm making another visit to them tonight.
The part numbers involved are as follows:
28910-22040 Valve-Purge Contr
28510-23721 Manifold Assy-Exh
28521-23005 Gasket-Exhaust MA
28764-28020 Gasket-Exhaust PI