Dorman 696-735 Engine Air Intake Hose Compatible with Select Hyundai / Kia Models

I decided to buy this brand since it came with a reducing grommet for the lower resonator fitting.I saw many complaints for other brands on Amazon about the lower resonator fitting being incorrect size, (either too big or too small) and people using tape or modifying it, which seemed cray to me. I did need to use the included grommet and everything fit like a glove!

A+++. Direct fit, better quality. Took 10 minutes. I have read previous reviews, everyone said they had to cut a boot off the old one to make catch can fit on the new pipe.. They have included the grommet to make the hole right for the can. You do not need to cut anything anymore. All you will need is a bigger clamp to secure the can, factory clamp too small. Van runs smoother no more foreign air. No more codes. Old pipe was cracked. Highly recommend this pipe.

There isn't much to say about this. It was a perfect fit. Mother's '06 Kia Sedona was having issues when hitting the gas, and every single mechanic at the dealer missed this piece over the course of a few years. One look at the old hose and I said, "Well, it's hosed." (I'm not even a comedian). I quickly found this guy and purchased it, having it delivered in one day, and replaced the old one (which had 5 massive holes and many other cracks all throughout) with the new. Works like a champ. $37 and a little work (less than 2 minutes really) can save TONS of money in mechanic/dealer fees like "parts" and "labor" to find out that you need to go back because it wasn't the same issue they thought... only to get charged again. If you have a problem that your OBDII tool saw in regards to air intake, or you get a stutter when hitting the gas, check your air intake and see if you have any holes. If so, go ahead and get this piece. You won't regret it.

Perfect solution to an annoying problem: for about the last 5 months, my 2008 Kia Sedona kept throwing trouble codes, which initially indicated a problem with the O2 sensors. A little further digging online showed several possible problem areas that would cause this, including a leak in the air intake system. A quick check of the air intake hose found a somewhat large tear in it, inside the ribbed portion (where you wouldn't normally see it). I ordered this part, changed it out (about a 20 minute job), and cleared the codes. No return codes! This part is an exact match for the factory hose, all you have to do is switch out the hose clamps and you're in business! Great product, great price, and easy to do your self (an independent garage would have charged well over $100 for this, and at a Kia dealership? Who knows what kind of astronomical fees they would have had?).

I was hesitant to buy a car part off Amazon but I had no issues after having this part replaced on my car 2-3 years ago. I would buy it again if I had to.

Received this part on May 26, 2016 for my 2008 Hyundai Entourage because I was having issues with my engine stalling and "lurching" while accelerating. Ended up finding this youtube video which helped me diagnose my problem ([...]).This part is exactly as depicted by its picture and it fit perfectly on my 2008 Hyundai Entourage even though Amazon said it would not fit (in fact this was perfectly identical to the OEM Air Intake Hose installed on the car). The repair was very simple and only required a Phillips head screwdriver and some pliers (Here's a video showing a similar repair on a toyota. Only difference was you need to use a screwdriver for 4 clamps and the pliers for another. [...]). I did have to use a flathead screwdriver to pry the hose off as it kind of stuck to its connection points but after that the removal of the hose and installation of the replacement hose was smooth. I am by no means an expert mechanic but this repair took me 15 minutes at most.Definitely pick this hose up if you feel comfortable doing, in my opinion, a minor car repair yourself and have a tear in your air intake hose and need a replacement for your 2008 Hyundai Entourage.

Take your time installing the hose, every connection is a nice, tight fit. Don't force it because you could tear the rubber and then you'll get a check engine light from a leak. Good value that should last a long time.

Bought this to replace the well aged stock one on 2009 KIA Sedona. It fit perfectly and didn't take that long to do. The bad part was causing check engine code P0174 in case that may help someone. My understanding is that means the engine is running lean either getting too much air or not enough fuel. The old one was cracked and deteriorated in several places. Cleared code and so far it has not come back.