P0106 engine code fix hyundai sonata

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[@stevethebeast891]

Hi Logan, I just watched your great, short but pertinent video about the MAP sensor fix for the 2009 Sonata, best help I've found so far regarding the P0106 error code. After cleaning it, I reset the code with my OBD2 and the engine light stays off during initial drive (I drove for about 10 miles with no issues, then parked it). But minutes later, just after restarting the car for a second test drive, the engine light comes back on with the same old P0106. Does it mean the problem is still there and that resetting/driving won't help? I've been through this cycle already twice with the same results. A visual inspection of the sensor does not reveal any damage. I must say that I did not take the entire intake manifold out, as I'm not sure it's related (but maybe it is, please tell me). I've only taken the MAP sensor at after seeing where it is on your video. I agree that was quite easy in itself. Btw, I did not have any errors until I left the car sit for a few weeks while I was away, and the battery died during my absence. Many people with 2009 Sonatas have said online that it could be a temporary computer bug that can easily be reset by removing the battery negative for a few hours, but I've reset it a dozen times and it's still throwing the P0106. So let me ask you this, simply: Does the fact that the P0106 code come back after being reset with the OBD2 mean that there really is a problem (possibly with the sensor), and that I should not bother driving the car for 50 miles just to see if it will eventually go away on its own ? Thank you so much, I'm getting desperate as I'm due for a smog check and I'd rather avoid taking it to a mechanic...

[@dixitpandya2721]

Hey I have same error, did you find any solution?

[@dixitpandya2721]

Thanks in advance

[@daniels98]

I just had this code come up so I did a little research. I read that sometimes this is caused by disconnecting your battery as I did. The first thing you should do is clear the code and see if it comes back.

[@Anthonyx808]

yes sir it work 4 me yes!!!! thx you...........................

[@Tuna-ly4ur]

Yes, it works! I appreciate your comment!!

[@txmpura]

thanks for the fix bro, also we both got 4 banger sonatas off our grand fathers 💯

[@RApiiDfireMONKEY]

I’m a big bmw guy now but still have it in the back yard you know how it is gotta keep ol faithful around

[@angelisone]

ATG and I tell many people that removing or disconnecting the battery & then do an install will get you a Check Engine Light P0106. If you don't a OBD2 Code Reader, just go to car parts store & they can clear it for you. Or get hit $350 at the shop. ATG suggests if vehicle is over 4.3 years or 86K+, clean the MAP Sensor & Mass Air Flow & Throttle. This will save you $545.00+ from going to the dealerships.

[@adrianarnillas3966]

Perfect thanks that solved my problem

[@VICD505]

What was the sensor part number brotha? You moved the box top too quick lol

[@odavid2580]

I just replaced my MAP sensor a couple of weeks ago and recently code P0106 just came on! Could it be that i have to check/clean my intake manifold? Great video.

[@RApiiDfireMONKEY]

Yes and clean the throttle body and it should go right away. The two 09 hyundais I own that had this code both were fixed from cleaning the map sensor and throttle body

[@odavid2580]

Thank you. Ill do that right away. Will update once done. Fyi, got a Sonata 2010.

[@odavid2580]

I cleaned out the throttle body though i dint unscrew it, however i cleaned out as much soot i could get. Been a few days on the road and no P0106. Thanks for the easy fix!

[@jonnsolis8133]

How did you clear the code whenever you replaced it and turned on the car and the check engine light came back on? How did you clear it or did it just come off while driving? Sorry if that doesn't make sense I'm going nuts trying to figure this problem out

[@RApiiDfireMONKEY]

Clear it after repair . If you don't have a code reader go to autozone have them clear it ot order a little portable OBD2 READER

[@RApiiDfireMONKEY]

Only way its coming off is if it was repaired and the code is deleted with a obd2 reader

[@jonnsolis8133]

Thank you man I really appreciate it

[@jonnsolis8133]

Which kind of obd2 reader do you have if you dont mind me asking? So I can buy the exact same kind you have.. I'm all new to this stuff..

[@RApiiDfireMONKEY]

@@jonnsolis8133 I just bought a nice upgraded one on Amazon for 200 but they have cheap ones for like 20-50$online look in this video or my other one I show what I use to use

[@AlanCornett-vm7bd]

I have same issues and I think mine OS coil

[@howtofixit9605]

What is the part number

[@raaedsadoon5027]

Thank you for this clear video. however, I have follow your video and ,I have my 2007 Sonata 4-Cylider, I can not locate the MAP sensor. Could you help me please?

[@RApiiDfireMONKEY]

Text me 951 609 7748 Logan

[@raaedsadoon5027]

@@RApiiDfireMONKEY sent

[@georgedobson7044]

So you don’t know if you had a bad sensor or not

[@RApiiDfireMONKEY]

Thats the number one cause of that problem I'm sure it was the sensor

[@lashayla66]

Mines Came On After I Had My Alternator Replaced. Any suggestions.??

[@spiralnapkin]

Mines??

[@keithneuman4892]

Same here. I've replaced the sensor twice now and it's still on

[@hearditfirst8010]

Same. What did you do to fix it. Mine is doing that Right now and I'm panicking

[@IghtBrooo]

Was your car idling rough or was there any misfires at high speeds before the engine light came off

[@RApiiDfireMONKEY]

No not from what I remember not very rough on my daily but definitely did get a better idle on my project car when I did this. It is the same vehicle

[@odavid2580]

Mine did idle rough but got stable after the cleaning.

[@tigresdelsur]

I had just asked the same hahaha. I have a 2011 but it does have p0106 and rough idle. Did this solve it @igghhttbro

[@RApiiDfireMONKEY]

@@tigresdelsur I would do exactly what I show it is most likely your senor or throttle body being dirty

[@tigresdelsur]

@@RApiiDfireMONKEY UPDATE.... By replacing the MAP sensor. It cleared rough idle and acceleration jerk. Also cleaned the throttle body.

[@bennarjjii1411]

How did you remove the bolt from bottom? I cant find a scoket thin enough to fit.

[@RApiiDfireMONKEY]

I used a smaller 10mm with a socket extender to reach into the small space

[@MegaMike13]

Your video is all over the place, you don’t even stay exactly what kind of sensor it is. And whenever you remove any electronic part you are supposed to disconnect the battery. Then replace the sensor. Then reconnect the battery. That’s why you still had the check engine light because you never disconnected the battery while you were replacing the sensor. Because I am an expert in auto parts I know that it was the map sensor that you were replacing. But the rest of the folks here may not have known that

[@RApiiDfireMONKEY]

Lol goofy ass comment bro if you know so much why did you KZbin it lol 😆 yet I explain its one of my first videos / working on cars so regardless I helped countless amount of people so I ain't worried 😂

[@RApiiDfireMONKEY]

Check engine light also wasn't cleared that's why I still had it lmaoo 🤣