i have a 2004 santa fe it drive runs great but abs light comes on then 4-wheel light starts flashing

Asked by zebano9 Nov 20, 2012 at 11:47 PM about the 2004 Hyundai Santa Fe GLS AWD

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

it started out just every now and then but stays on most all the time now . i realy need some answers
on this if anyone could help it would be greatly appricated /thanks J-BOY

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Joseph answered 6 years ago

If you can’t dis immediately got to the rear end of the car there is a plug that run the 4 wheel unplug this! This will allow you to drive with out four wheel drive will also shut off abs. Replace whenever possible

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Adrean2009 answered 4 years ago

I found a notice in my car when i bought it that there was a recall on the conrol panel for certain modles for the santa fe. Dont remember the years bout it specifically talked about the abs and esc off lights will come on and stay on. U may want to check into that

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