I have a 2003 hyundai tibron.having head light problems

tcsd and abs work of sensors on all wheels so check for wiring and connections
brake light ( on dash) can be low fluid level in the brake reservoir, hand brake still on
run the fault codes to find exact codes that are putting the lights on

yes you should also look in the owners manual and see if theres any relays that could be blown

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As for the brake lights i would think that the brake light switch is faulty.As for the parking lights i think that the parking light relay is sticking.Switch the relay with another one in the fuse panel with the same part number to see if thats the problem or not.

put key in driversside door with all doors and trunk closed lock and unlock with key and done

you have a ground falt to the light or possibley you have a ground to the brake light switch chek them if ok then you need to check the headlight switch for a ground worse case you may need to pull the dash to see if you have a falulty bulb circut to the dash lights check all wires from the head light switch and break light switch it has to be in the headlight switch or brake light switch

It sounds like the head gasket is blown or the head cracked. These cars are known for the damage to the engine from overheating. Check the oil dipstick and see if it looks milky. If so then there is water in the oil and the gasket or the head is shot. Sorry to be the bearer of bad news. Hope this helps. Good luck.

alternator problem I would say, and a new battery at the same time wouldn't hurt.

I have a '03 Sonata. One of the brake lights went out when it was new. I had the dealership fix it since it was still under warranty. Since then, I have replace it 4 or 5 times. First other problem was the cruise did not work when my lights were on. Next, the dash light started coming on when I hit the brakes. Then, the parking lights would come on when I hit the brakes. After that, the cd player started turning on and off by itself. All of this has been going on for 3-4 years. I had searched the web, and everybody said they had problems but the dealerships could not resolve them. I didn't have the money to try to get it fixed. It would not pass inspection last week because the brake light was dim. The mechanic said the wrong light was in there (remember, first replaced by dealership, then I bought lights from auto parts store that specified my make and model). He grabbed up what he knew was the right bulb, and THAT FIXED ALL MY ELECTRICAL PROBLEMS! I hope this info will help some other folks.

A Hyundai Hyundai Sonata is NOT a 2002 Jeep Cherokee.