My sante fe check engine light came on code p200a showed what is that

It's a fault code connected with the intake manifold.


However, before you rush off and change it, have a look on the Internet. It seems that Kia had problems with this particular error code/or the software. Read about it first. Here's some links:

Check Engine Light P200A code intake manifold to be replaced Kia Forum

Check engine light code p200a 2011 Kia Sorento

Check Engine Light P200A code on new 2011 SX Kia Forte Forum Sedan Koup...

This is a P200A!! Sick of no attention to detail!!!! Not a P0200A! Just cleaned intake runners and throttle plate and related sensors, cleared code and good to go!!! PS. I'm a tech with a degree in auto technologies and theory! Start with customer complaint and go from there! FYI this should be covered under 100,000 mile warranty but if you call Lia hyundia of springfield they try to charge you for diagnosis! And FYI 9/10 if you clear code problem usually disipeares! 2010 Santa Fe 3.5 57,000 mobile 1 15,000 seaphome every oil change and getting 27 miles to gal on a car designed to get 23 and AWD! Code popped on a -5 degree day! Probably from extreem cold! Good luck! Matt! 20 years aplyed experience

There is no code P200A so that provides no useful info.

Yes, it's still running fine, but you have to check the error code and fix it

Some ck engine lights come on after 100,000 miles or so. When you take it to the shop they ck engine and reset the engine light indicator. Just a safety feature.

have the system checked with a scanner to get a trouble code that will give you a idea where the problem is

Just take it up to autozone and have them run a free scan on it to tell you what code is causing the light to come on.

Hope you changed plugs as well
When you had problem with coil,plugs will get damaged,and will malfuntion

Whenever the 'CHECK ENGINE' (Service Engine Soon) light comes on, the ECU (Engine Control Unit) sets a Diagnostic Trouble Code (DTC). These codes identify the particular engine management system which caused the light to come on.
You'll need to use/find an OBDII (On-Board Diagnostic) Scanner to retrieve any code which have been stored in the ECU computer. Afterward, we might be able to help you DIAGNOSE the problem and perhaps eventually fix the problem.