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They tend to hide them under the engine and you access from behind the wheel.

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Might have a bad ignition switch / tumbler which may need to be replaced or repaired.

Hello! the 2002 Santa Fe has optional All Wheel Drive (AWD)...Which is permanent (can not be turned off)...If the option is not on your vehicle then it is Front Wheel Drive (FWD) only...The VIN # will tell you if the option is on your vehicle...

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You do not state if it an automatic. If it is, only tow the vehicle a short distance, 20 miles, slowly when in 'neutral'. The main enemy is overheating the transmission fluid by having the wheels drive the gear box impeller causing it to churn the fluid generating heat. If you can feel the transmission casing getting hot stop the tow and leave it to cool before starting again Manuals should be fine towed in neutral

bad abs sensor on one of the wheels would be my guess.

Well, you don't have to have a transmission cooler installed if you go a short distance.

But, it would help if there is none from the factory and you go a long distance on hilly terrain.

My 1980 Suburban had a cooler built in for towing things.

Hope this helps you.

The Santa Fe AWD (All Wheel Drive) is just that. There are no switches, no levers, it is in All Wheel Drive constantly. It is not really classed as a 4/wheel drive as in "all terrain", it is a road vehicle with the ability to handle various road condtions (mine travels through snow pretty darned good) but it is not an off road thing.

dear friend:if thisis a need for speed situation,i would ask why a four wheel drive vehicle,if its for power to tow i would say,do a dyno test and compare the results with the specs to see if it is up standard

There no four wheel drive button, it's permanent AWD

just put your tow bar up to the frame, it already has threaded holes in the frame to fit the bolts that came with your tow bar to it. It's really easy. everything should line up perfect