santafe blowing break lamp fuse

Asked by Herman Aug 03, 2023 at 05:33 PM about the 2014 Hyundai Santa Fe Sport 2.4L AWD

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

After i went to a hyundai dealer for HECU unit recall and "reverse park aid
sensor" recall my 'hill break control' light turned on yellow on the dash board.
It means something wrong with the system. After checking all the fuses I
discovered that my 15A break lights fuse is blown. Replaced it, check break
lights: they worked, but fuse got blown again in one minute. before it got
blown the Hill Break Control light was off.

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Ed92626 answered 8 months ago

I'd say it's most likely that when the Hyundai chimpanzees did the recall work, they didn't do it right or they messed up something else in the process. The HECU recall was for the ABS system. Take it back and have the work done right.

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