My 2003 Santa Fe Hyundai does not sis in drive but does fine in sports mode why is that

SOURCE: The rear hatch on my 2003 Hyundai Santa Fe won't stay up.

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

SOURCE: AC not blowing cold air

Most likely the A/C system needs to be recharged with freon.
Most shops charge under $50 for this service.

SOURCE: WHICH POWER STEERING FLUID TO USE IN 2003 HYUNDAI

You must use the fluid type stipulated by the vehicle manufacturer as there are different specs for different vehicles.

The specification for power steering fluid should be listed in your owners manual. You can then purchase a quality brand at that spec.

If you don't have the owners manual ring the dealer service department or parts department and they will give you the correct specification for your particular model.

Marvin

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• Posted on May 22, 2009

SOURCE: PROGRAM KEYFOB FOR HYUNDAI SANTA FE

This is from the factory service manual of your car:
There is no onboard programming procedure for this vehicle. This vehicle requires special equipment be connected to the vehicle to program the keyless remote. Translation you need the dealer to do this.

SOURCE: My 2003 Hyundai Santa Fe ABS light is staying on

Here are all the possible problems which can turn on your ABS light.

C1101 Battery voltage over volt: 18V or more ○ ○ BR - 69
C1102 Battery voltage low volt: 9.5V or less ○ ○ BR - 69
C1200 FL wheel sensor: open or short to ground ○ ○ BR - 66
C1201 - Range/Performance: speed jump or damaged exciter ○ ○ BR - 67
C1202 - No signal: air-gap error or wrong excite ○ ○ BR - 68
C1203 FR wheel sensor: open or short to ground ○ ○ BR - 66
C1204 - Range/Performance: speed jump or damaged exciter ○ ○ BR - 67
C1205 - No signal excite: air-gap error or wrong excite ○ ○ BR - 68
C1206 RL wheel sensor: open or short to ground ○ ○ BR - 66
C1207 - Range/Performance: speed jump or damaged exciter ○ ○ BR - 67
C1208 - No signal excite: air-gap error or wrong excite ○ ○ BR - 68
C1209 RR wheel sensor: open or short to ground ○ ○ BR - 66
C1210 - Range/Performance: speed jump or damaged exciter ○ ○ BR - 67
C1211 No signal: air-gap error or wrong excite ○ ○ BR - 68
C1604 ECU hardware: ECU internal or valve failure ○ ○ BR - 70
C2112 Valve relay: valve relay or fuse failure ○ ○ BR - 70
C2402 Motor-Electrical: open or short to battery, motor relay, fuse or motor lock fail ○ ○ BR - 71
C1503 TCS switch failure δ ○
C1605 CAN Hardware failure δ ○ BR - 71
C1610 CAN Bus off failure δ ○ BR - 71
C1611 EMS Time-out failure δ ○ BR - 71
C1612 TCM Time-out failure δ ○ BR - 71
C1613 TCM Un-matching failure δ ○ BR - 71
C2227 Brake disc overheat δ ○
C1274 G-Sensor signal fail (only 4WD) ○ ○ BR - 72
C1275 G-Sensor open or short to ground (only 4WD) ○ ○ BR - 72
You'll need a scanner which is compatible with Hyundai's ABS system to retrieve any DTC's (Diagnostic Trouble Codes) stored in its computer. Any time the ABS light comes on, there's a DTC stored in its computer - that code will tell you where the problem exists. Then you can go from there.