Hyundai Santa Fe: Troubleshooting
Troubleshooting
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Symptom |
Possible cause |
Remedy |
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One lamp does not light (all exterior) |
Bulb burned out |
Replace bulb |
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Socket, wiring or ground faulty |
Repair if necessary |
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Head lamps do not light |
Bulb burned out |
Replace bulb |
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Ignition fuse (LOW:10A, HIGH:20A) blown |
Check for short and replace fuse |
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Head lamp fuse (15A) blown |
Check for short and replace fuse |
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Head lamp relay faulty |
Check relay |
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Lighting switch faulty |
Check switch |
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Wiring or ground faulty |
Repair if necessary |
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Tail lamps and license plate lamps do not light |
Bulb burned out |
Replace bulb |
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Tail lamp fuse (10A) blown |
Check for short and replace fuse |
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Tail lamp relay faulty |
Check relay |
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Lighting switch faulty |
Check switch |
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Wiring or ground faulty |
Repair if necessary |
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Stop lamps do not light |
Bulb burned out |
Replace bulb |
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Stop lamp fuse (15A) blown |
Check for short and replace fuse |
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Stop lamp switch faulty |
Adjust or replace switch |
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Wiring or ground faulty |
Repair if necessary |
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Stop lamps do not turn off |
Stop lamp switch faulty |
Repair or replace switch |
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Instrument lamps do not light (Tail lamps light) |
Rheostat faulty |
Check rheostat |
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Wiring or ground faulty |
Repair if necessary |
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Turn signal lamp does not flash on one side |
Bulb burned out |
Replace bulb |
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Turn signal switch faulty |
Check switch |
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Wiring or ground faulty |
Repair if necessary |
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Turn signal lamps do not light |
Bulb burned out |
Replace bulb |
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Turn signal lamp fuse (10A) blown |
Check for short and replace fuse |
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Flasher unit faulty |
Check flasher unit |
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Turn signal switch faulty |
Check switch |
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Wiring or ground faulty |
Repair if necessary |
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Hazard warning lamps do not light |
Bulb burned out |
Replace bulb |
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Hazard warning lamp fuse (15A) blown |
Check for short and replace fuse |
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Flasher unit faulty |
Check flasher unit |
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Hazard switch faulty |
Check switch |
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Wiring or ground faulty |
Repair if necessary |
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Flasher rate too slow or too fast |
Lamps' wattages are smaller or larger than specified |
Replace lamps |
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Flasher unit faulty |
Check flasher unit |
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Back up lamps do not light |
Bulb burned out |
Replace bulb |
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Back up lamp fuse (10A) blown |
Check for short and replace fuse |
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Back up lamp switch (M/T) faulty |
Check switch |
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Transaxle range switch (A/T) faulty |
Check switch |
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Wiring or ground faulty |
Repair if necessary |
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Room lamp does not light |
Bulb burned out |
Replace bulb |
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Room lamp fuse (10A) blown |
Check for short and replace fuse |
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Room lamp switch faulty |
Check switch |
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Wiring or ground faulty |
Repair if necessary |
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Front fog lamps do not light |
Bulb burned out |
Replace bulb |
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Front fog lamp fuse (15A) blown |
Check for short and replace fuse |
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Front fog lamp relay faulty |
Check relay |
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Front fog lamp switch faulty |
Check switch |
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Wiring or ground faulty |
Repair if necessary |
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Wiring or ground faulty |
Repair if necessary |
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Map lamp does not light |
Bulb burned out |
Replace bulb |
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Room lamp fuse (10A) blown |
Check for short and replace fuse |
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Map lamp switch faulty |
Check switch |
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Wiring or ground faulty |
Repair if necessary |
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Trunk room lamp does not light |
Bulb burned out |
Replace bulb |
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Room lamp fuse (10A) blown |
Check for short and replace fuse |
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Trunk room lamp switch faulty |
Check switch |
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Wiring or ground faulty |
Repair if necessary |
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Rear Combination Lamp. Repair procedures
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