2005 Sonata V-6 2.7 Liter. I had a similar problem with my car not wanting to start, then
dying if I didn't keep the engine raved up, once I got the car moving no more issues until I
stopped for gas again. (My issue only happened after refueling, every time) I resolved the
issue by replacing the purge valve cost approx $44. I bought the part and a friend did the
work. (I think it is located in rear the wheel-well drivers side). If you purchase this, I
recommend getting the one with 2 pieces the little canister looking thing & the little pigtail
attachment. I purchased the the one piece because it was in stock. Eventually my Check
Engine light came back on, even though it wasn't dying on me any more. I was told, I
needed that other piece too, in order to keep the check engine light from coming on again.
You can not purchase the pigtail part without purchasing a canister. I think the price
difference in the 1 and 2 piece option was about $5 or less?)
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