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if not, its your brakelamp switch, and that is throwing the codes.are your brake lights working?
if not, its your brakelamp switch, and that is throwing the codes.
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Re: What does ABS and ECS stand for, and what do these...
Abs is antilock brake system and ecs is electronic stability system basically means theres a problem in the antilock brake system they are both part of the same system
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ABS stands for anti lock brake system. TCS stands for traction control system.
I recommend having your abs system diagnosed for faulty sensors, control module, etc. With the abs light on the traction control system is designed to disable because it utilizes the abs system to automatically help control your vehicle in loss of traction situations.
i have the same problem. if you check the ALT fuse which is for the altenator ABS and the Blower for the A/C the fuse is a 150 amp underneath the hood. I still havent figured out how to get the shift interlock module fixed.
if there is a recall the dealer will send you papers to inform you, what probably happened is you hit the brakes really hard, locked them up and it blew the abs relay.
ABS (HECU) MODULE. Does your ABS/ESC light come "ON"? You'll need to take it in a Hyundai Service Center (dealership), pay the diagnostic fee. They will tell you EXACTLY what the problem is and what's needed to fix it (parts, labor, tax, time-frame, etc.). This way you will find out which parts, if any, you need to fix it - perhaps fix it yourself.
hyundai bumper to bumper warranty is 5yrs 60k miles with 100k powertrain for original owner. unless you have an extended warranty it is not covered. there is actually a tsb for adjustment on the brake lamp switch
Your noisy experience with your ABS and ECS is exactly what all of these systems do in icy, snowy, and any environment that causes your tires to lose traction. The ECS light when blinking or illuminated is just informing you that the ECS is being activated to let you know your traction is limited.
I have an Elantra and have driven my GF's '06 Sonata many times. I live in MN and it does the same thing with snow etc. and so has past cars i've owned such as Subaru Legacy, Pontiac Grand Prix, and Toyota Camry.
With ABS it does seem to take quite some distance to stop in icy or snowy conditions. When it's dry it's impossible to beat.
are your brake lights working?
if not, its your brakelamp switch, and that is throwing the codes.
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