ABS/TCS light on
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Asked by cactus1304 Aug 12, 2018 at 06:02 PM about the Hyundai Santa Fe

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

My ABS/TCS lights came on. No engine check light. SUV drives well and brakes well, with light still on. What could be the problem?

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charles answered 6 years ago

could be a speed sensor.have the codes read.

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cactus1304 answered 6 years ago

Yes, right side front speed sensor. the sensor was found with the wire chewed up by a pack rat that some how found this. Will have to replace that sensor

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GuruPJSJL answered 4 years ago

2004 Hyundai Santa fe 3.5 awd both front axles replaced. Wheel sensors good. When accelerating to speed veh. Pulls to the left and then to the right! When baking up it seems to have a problem finding the gear. Could it be the yaw rate sensor?

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Kenny answered 4 years ago

This could also be the symptom of a tone ring being cracked. This is the ring that has the teeth on it that the ABS sensor reads. I know this was not the solution to your issue but this is a solution to another common problem with the same symptoms)

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