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35310-37150 Injector Compatibility

35310-37150 Injector Hyundai & Kia V6 & L4 Engine Series (1.6L / 2.5L / 2.7L)

The 35310-37150 INJECTOR is engineered for the Hyundai/Kia Delta V6 and Alpha II architectures. Precision-calibrated to deliver optimal fuel atomization, this injector ensures smooth idling and consistent power delivery. Ideal for Santa Fe, Tucson, and Tiburon. Browse our fuel components catalog to complete your 35310-37150 replacement.

Hyundai Models

  • Santa Fe: 2001–2006 (2.7L V6)
  • Tucson: 2005–2009 (2.7L V6)
  • Tiburon / Coupe: 2003–2009 (2.7L)
  • Accent: 2006–2011 (1.6L L4)
  • Sonata: 1999–2005 (2.5L / 2.7L)

Kia Models

  • Sportage: 2005–2010 (2.7L V6)
  • Rio / Rio5: 2006–2011 (1.6L L4)
  • Optima / Magentis: 2001–2006

Part Number Reference: 35310-37150

The Delta V6 engine series may feature different injector impedances depending on production years and ECU configurations. Verify your VIN to ensure matching spray patterns and electrical resistance.


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Questions and Answers

What are the primary symptoms of a clogged or failing fuel injector on a V6 engine?
Common signs include engine misfires, rough idling, hesitation during acceleration, a drop in fuel efficiency, and a gasoline odor near the engine bay.
Are these injectors sold individually or as a matched set?
They are typically sold individually. However, for V6 engines like the Delta series, it is often recommended to replace them together or service the full set to ensure uniform fuel delivery across all cylinders.
Why is VIN verification required for the 35310-37150 injector?
Mid-generation updates across Hyundai and Kia vehicles sometimes introduced changes to electrical connector types and flow ratings. Providing your VIN via our WhatsApp link ensures you get the exact match for your ECU.

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