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OCV stuck Elantra 2004

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  • #635905
    RodolfoRodolfo
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      Hi everyone,

      I got a big problem. Check engine light on with code P0010, OCV valve actuator. So I started looking inyoutube on how to replace it. Looked simple so decided to go get the part and replace it.

      when I try to pull it out all igot was the solenoid but the rest of it is stuck inside. any tips on how to get it out welcome.

      what I tried.. and failed.. I used a tap to tread watt was left inside put in a big Bolt and Pulled. I was only able to get i bit of it but the rest is still inside.

      HELP !! 🙁 🙁

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    • #636024
      college mancollege man
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        see if this helps. Your gonna have to grab the spool with pliers
        and pull it out.

        http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m3WsFb00Fik

        #636984
        RodolfoRodolfo
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          the video is ok i looked at it before i tried to replace it.

          no its broken and stuck inside the hole.

          I tried a flute extractor it rotated but it is still stuck was only able to pull out small peices.

          I also used WD40, also read some were to use DOT-3 breake fluid. any more ideas that could help
          ..I’ll keep posting progress…
          thank you

          #637018
          college mancollege man
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            This one is a bad day. What you could try is a small
            blade like a jigsaw and put it in the middle and cut
            to the outside without hitting the block wall. Do the
            in 4 to 5 sections. Then carefully try to knock the
            pieces in and remove them. Only hit the pieces not
            the block. You don’t want to damage the block surface.

            #661648
            RodolfoRodolfo
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              Hi just to give an update, the worst happend got a “refurbished” head. and since I was already doing that I got by timing belt watter punp and other related things changed.

              But now the car is not running right and I got a P0341(CAMSHAFT sensor performance) code. been looking all over the internet and seems to be between timing and also OCV, VVT assembly and some other things.

              I checked the sensor with a SCOPE it looks OK. don’t have the frequency VS RMP spec but it seems to respond pretty good to REV changes.

              Is there a spec to check the Timing using the CRANKSAHFT and CAMSHAFT position sensor signals ?

              SHOULD i START A NEW TREAD?

              TAHNK YOU

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