How to Fix HYUNDAI P0442 Engine Code in 3 Minutes [2 DIY Methods / Only $4.67]

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This video shows you How to Fix Engine Code HYUNDAI P0442 in the easiest, quickest, and cheapest way. 2 practical solutions to fix the HYUNDAI P0442 error code. 2 simple DIY solutions to repair HYUNDAI P0442.
Engine Code HYUNDAI P0442: Evaporative Emission Control System Leak (Small). EVAP System has a small leak. Engine Code HYUNDAI P0442 means the Evaporative Emissions System is now detected with a medium leak, and it's normally between 0.02 - 0.04 inches in diameter.
Fix Engine Code HYUNDAI P0442 Easy DIY Method A | The Gas Cap
(1) Check the Gas Cap Condition
(2) Clean with the WD-40 Cleaner
Fix Engine Code HYUNDAI P0442 Easy DIY Method B | The Canister Purge Valve
(1) Check the Purge Valve's Functionality
(2) Replace with a New Canister Purge Valve
The components displayed in this video are generic components that may not apply to all HYUNDAI vehicles. Vehicle manufacturers may use manufacturer-specific components that are different from the ones shown in this video.
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0:00 What is HYUNDAI P0442
0:39 Method A - The Gas Cap
1:24 Method B - The Canister Purge Valve
2:22 Claim a FREE Engine Code Eraser

[@user-gp9id8ho6z]

Where is the purge valve located on a 2011 Hyundai Sonata .

[@nondainc]

The purge valve is typically located between the fuel tank and the intake manifold. Or you can check your owner manual.

[@luckydog0696]

@@nondaincare you serious? How about narrowing that down a little bit 😂

[@MrWoodstar1]

Are you saying if you put your finger on the Vaacum Port, and you experience “vacuum dockage,” it needs to be replaced. Can you explain please? I can definitely feel it like it’s sucking my finger when I touch the valve. I guess it’s the same feeling as a touching the opening on a vacuum cleaner’s hose, etc.