2007 Hyundai Santa Fe - Answered Questions & Fixed issues

Question edited for clarity and good order. Question moved to moved to model category. They tend to hide them under the engine and you access from behind the wheel.

2007 Hyundai Santa Fe Starter

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Hyundai Santa Fe Starter Replacement Cost Estimate

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Parts Geek https://www.partsgeek.com > ... > Santa Fe Parts Replacing a 2009 vehicle starter costs $412 to $514. Repairs at the 2006 Hyundai Santa Fe starter location run from $209 to $276, so model year does have ... ..

Question edited into English and to what I think you thought you were saying. Question moved to model category. If the light went off and stays off, that is fine, except when you turn off the engine, everything on the dash should go out.

Lots of reasons here.You left keys in the ignition.You are running out of fuelLow battery in key fob.One of your doors is open. Check them all, including the trunk, to make sure that your doors are properly latched. Your fuel door isn't closed. You (or one of your passengers) hasn't fastened a seatbelt.Or any of the sensors that make those things happen. The only way to diagnose is an auto-electrician with a $5,000 scan tool computer. The reaches all the parts your diagnostic tool can't.https://www.google.com/search?q=Hyundai+Santa+Fe+2007+is+making+a+constant+beeping+noise..

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The back hatch sensor has gone bad or is broken and needs to be replaced

it wont show active since you will be disconnecting the wiring

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If it was OK before, check your work and make sure the spare part is OEM, not a fleabay copy.

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Misfire , plugs , coil , etc ? Check engine light on or flashing ?

some cars have a separate control for driver and pass. temp setting. check that one isn't set to cold and one to hot. if ok it can be a stuck flap or bad module.

It sounds like a bad bearing. Either a wheel bearing or differential bearing if it is all wheel drive.

its rough to get it exactly without cking it but there is a short in the ignition system.

Manufacturer recommends 160,000

Read http://www.autocodes.com/p0652_hyundai.html

Sensor Reference Voltage 'B' Circuit Low http://www.autocodes.com/p0652_hyundai.html

You need a pressure test on the cooling system .Then you will know if its the head gasket or not.

Take it to you local garage and have a check done on the coolant pressure .If head is leaking it will find this out .And .If its not , then its a simple fix.

If your standing still in park it wont rev past 3000 rpm as its got a limiter on it And only revs past 3000 rpm in drive on the move.