Hyundai Genuine 39300-2B000 MAP Sensor Assembly

Good product

Perfect fit. Went with OEM rather than aftermarket. At this price, why not?

Finally! I wasted $33 prior to this, on two knock-offs, one here and one on that Ali site from china (you know what i mean). Had I seen this, I would have never bought those. The one here on amazon was an obvious fake. Didn’t work. Neither did the cleverly-copied fake from the other site. Both left my idling RPM erratic, and my fuel consumption went from 25-35mpg (depending city or freeway) to an abysmal 12-15mpg.Now, I’m back at 25 and climbing. Thank goodness for this seller. A Godsend. I needed this and didn’t have $70-$90 to spare, to get the part from Kia parts shops online.

Had my "check engine light" come on the dashboard of my 2010 Sonata GLS 2.4L. Took the car to a local parts store and they diagnosed the problem at no charge, but then they wanted over $80 for an aftermarket part that they promised me it would "probably fix it". Well, rather than wonder if I was overpaying for an aftermarket part and a "free" diagnosis test, I went on Amazon and found a GENIUNE Hyundai part that matched exactly the same part number on my existing MAP sensor for about half what the local parts store wanted for an aftermarket part. Yes, I could have purchased the same aftermarket part on Amazon for even less money than a geniune part, but I thought I would stay with genuine Hyundai parts since my State emission inspection was due in 1 month and I only have 1 car to get to work. I received my new part using Amazon Prime in 2 days. The part installed very easily on my Air intake manifold (thanks for your help you tube) with just a 10mm socket wrench to undo 1 bolt on the MAP sensor and by unhooking the MAP sensor's connection cable. BTW: Always remove your negative battery cable when installing any electrical part. Now no more "check engine light" and my car passed the State inspection with flying colors.

plug and play for sonata 2009.

My Hyundai accent 2014 got the p106 code. The auto parts place wanted 100 bucks for a map sensor! I got on YouTube and was recommended this sensor here and was shocked to see that it was a genuine Hyundai part and only paid 1/4 of what AutoZone was asking for! I've had this map sensor on for a few weeks and so far my car run good and the code is gone!! I couldn't install it myself but you can find a mechanic that'll do the job for 60 bucks or so. Good working part!!!

I bought an aftermarket product previously to this one and it did not fit this one right here fit perfectly it went in like a charm! I am very pleased with this oem part thanks to the vendor. It was for a 2010 Hyundai sonata gls great product

Funcionó perfecto 👌