The selected ix35 valve is restricted to the listed South Korean-built KMHJU81V application with the D4HA 2.0L 135kW diesel, AWD and automatic transmission. The ix35 name or D4HA engine family alone does not establish the complete match.
Keep origin/application code, output, drivetrain and gearbox with the original reference. A similar Hyundai valve should not remove one of those checks.
Confirm the stated LM build scope
The LM D4HA electric EGR valve with gasket uses reference 28410-2F000, within the stated 02/2010–05/2015 application. Check the original reference particularly carefully around build-date changes.
Send the VIN and actual vehicle details if the application code or configuration is unclear. Do not infer another factory, power output or gearbox application from a broad catalogue family heading.
Compare the valve insert and mounting flange
Match the cylindrical insert, flange, actuator and electrical connector housing against the original. Use a clear detail view for the contact layout and keying rather than assigning a guessed pin count.
A close-up of the insert is useful once its position on the full valve is clear. Do not infer an unlisted dimension, test value or operating setting from the photograph.
Keep the gasket and cooler questions separate
The selected supply contains one electric valve and the pictured metal gasket. The cooler, hoses, wiring and fitting hardware are excluded. Have the workshop identify other service requirements after diagnosing the complaint.
A valve-and-gasket offer is not the same package as a complete valve-and-cooler unit. Keep the actual inclusion statement with the exact reference when comparing options.
Make a mismatch visible
Provide the vehicle/application details, original number and accessible labelled photographs of the complete valve, insert, flange and connector. Identify any difference before ordering. Use the vehicle-specific service information for diagnosis, fitting and commissioning.
Prepared from application records and the linked product photographs. The featured workshop scene is an AI-generated editorial illustration. Information reviewed on 3 November 2026.