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Hey all.. Has anyone seen, touched, smelled this filter brand called DYF (Dae Young Filter Co.)... Its sold through as N/A distributor called Altrom Group.. I tried to use Mr. Google and get some more info on them but cant find any website for them, or any other non sales related sites about...

I ordered a pack of 10 of 26300-35505 from Amazon.. They arrived and I gotta say. They look, smell and feel identical to the Manns W811/80 that I had some stock of already and have been using for my two Hyundais

Green in colour I assume?

2017 Hyundai Elantra -6spd Auto - 55,000km, drain and refill using Hyundai SP4-M.. Going to change again at 100,000km...

https://www.invisibleglass.com/ and I also bought their https://www.invisibleglass.com/products/product/95163CSTON01/invisible-glass-reach-clean/cp_/all-products?resizedesc1 and it does a fantastic job...

Going to be checking them early April... I do periodically check for any misfires through my OBDII tool.. And so far, I have had none..

Thanks wemay!.. Those sneaky bastards.. Now when I buy a OEM part.. I will have to ask specially to make sure its not their 2ND LINE!..

I order a couple of engine air filters for my 2017 Hyundai Elantra 2.0L (part# 28113-F2000) and my wife picked up the parts for me and they supplied S2811 3F2000.. The box denotes MOBIS, but other notation list "PRODUCT LINE 2", "NOT TO BE USED FOR WARRANTY REPAIRS"... And the filter it self...

Sent WIX a message.. ---------------------- I purchased your WA10271 for my 2019 Hyundai Santa Fe 2.0T engine filter and after about 1.5 years of use, I pulled it out today to inspect the filter, and to my disappointment, I found the back end of the filter was not sealing well and allow dirt...

Hope this helps... TSB on misfires...

And these recalled batteries will all be sent to the dump.... long live the EV scam...

I bought one to use on my Hyundais and its worth every penny..

I emailed Klondike awhile ago as I found the following: - They just replied with "Our formulations are proprietary and we use ISO 9001 certified facilities. Where our product is blended is confidential information that we do not share this." Hi Dave I got my hands on Walmarts SuperTEch...

I would suggest either Hyundai OEM, or the OEM filter manufacture (Mann) https://catalog.mann-filter.com/EU/eng/catalog/MANN-FILTER%20Katalog%20Europa/Vehicles/CARS%20%2B%20TRANSPORTERS/HYUNDAI/ix35%20~%20Tucson/2.4%20MPI%20(T00000000219046)/Hydraulics,%20Oil%20Filter/W%20811~80

rebates and promo alearts... technical information about motor oils and oils in general...

Love my Toyo Celsius.. Got them my 2017 Elantra and 2019 SAnta Fe AWD...

2008 Toyota Yaris - gave it to my son.. has 236,000km and runs like a champ still...

Its not a thermostat issue.. This is a known issues with the 2017-2018.. Their is a TSB with some software updates to the ECM the BCM... It will fix your issue if you get the update... I will try to find the TSB and post it for you.. P.S.. The thermostat posted above is not the correct for the...

The 2017+ Elantra (many more Kia and Hyundai models are using the same engine) using the 2.0L NU Atkinson engine has a ECT (Electronic controlled thermostat).. It has a heater element in the ECT to heat the wax to OPEN the thermostat based on its ECU algorithm. The ECT is not in a traditional...

Hey All.. Does anyone have the OBDII tool ThinkDiag with Hyundai as the software selection? Think claims that the ThinkDiag has Bi-Directional communication/control features and I am wondering if anyone does have it, can you confirm if one of the controls it has is to command to OPEN the ECT...