After changing purge valve still won't start

Asked by Victory2005 Dec 23, 2016 at 06:10 PM about the Hyundai Sonata

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

05 sonata 2.7 v6.  Hard starting after getting
gas, then read lots of posts that lots of
people having same problem after getting
gas, lots of people curing problem after
putting new purge valve, well I put a new one
in and won't start at all, and after the last
time I used it got gas drove home and didn't
try to start it for a few days, then when I did
try it it wouldn't start, just kick over, changed
purge valve, and still just kicks over, don't
know what to do, thank you if anyone can
help.

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Change the complete vent canister and only use higher otane gas this should solve your issue

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