Where does the vehicle output speed sensor go on a 2003 hyundai santa fe 3.5

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Yes. Your Local Auto Parts Store should Carry these as Direct Replacements. If Not, Sears Carries them.

SOURCE: I have a 05' Hyundai Santa Fe.The ABS light & TCS light.

dear friend-it sounds like one of the sensors(wheel)is faulty or one pne of the turnwheels came loose.

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SOURCE: Where is the output speed sensor on a 01 hyundai santa fe?

I wanted to post a reply to this because I also have a 2001 2.7l V6 4wd and my output speed sensor was directly underneath the air filter housing/box and NOT "deep behind the transmission" as the poster said above. It was very easy to get to, and took me about 10 minutes to replace. The part number for mine (genuine Hyundai/KIA) is 42621 39052 if that helps. And this is NOT the 02 sensor mentioned in the previous post. What we're talking about here is the Output Speed Sensor on the transmission. You may get a code P0720 from your CEL. You can also download TSB 05-40-011from hmaservice.com for more info and a diagram of the location. Hopefully this might help someone in the future. Good luck!