My wife’s hyundai veracruz had the same issue yesterday. Truck started to decelerate on the highway. It got her home and I noticed eventually the brake lights we’re staying on. Look on floorboard and found broken pieces of plastic. I believe this is the fix for sure
Thank you! Our Hyundai brake lights stayed on the other day. I found the broken rubber piece on the floor, ordered the ones off Amazon from your link, and just fixed it. This was very helpful and saved me a lot of money. Thank you!
Great! Will keep it in mind if I have this come up. Became a fan of your channel because of the A/C fix. Only used the info to recharge my system. My question is that on my A/C system it will sometimes stop blowing cold and the remedy is to pull over and turn off car and start again and the A/C blows cold again. Any clues on what may be causing this?
I would start in this order . Check the freon level to make sure it is not low , check the relay as it cpuld be faulty. Also a faulty pressure switch can cause this type of issue. It almost seems like a relay or switch type issue , seeing how it cools immediately when turned off and back on. I hope this helps and thank you for watching.
Okay. I’ll use that. By the way, your Sonata takes 19.4 +/- .88 oz of T-134a. Read that the sticker has the wrong grams to ounces conversion. Mine took close to 21 oz. Relieved to discover that Hyundai made that error.
My wife’s hyundai veracruz had the same issue yesterday. Truck started to decelerate on the highway. It got her home and I noticed eventually the brake lights we’re staying on. Look on floorboard and found broken pieces of plastic. I believe this is the fix for sure
Could not have said it any better , this is exactly what happened with this Sonata. Thank you for taking the time to share this.
Did that fix the problem??
Thank you! Our Hyundai brake lights stayed on the other day. I found the broken rubber piece on the floor, ordered the ones off Amazon from your link, and just fixed it. This was very helpful and saved me a lot of money. Thank you!
Glad I could help , I really appreciate the feedback and ordering through the link , it helps me out . Thank you.
Wow you are god sent to help us. Thanks so much🎉
Thank YOU so much this saved me a ton of fishing for the problem and alot of time and $$ literally a 15 second fix!!
Thank you very much for the super thanks , it is much appreciated.
I put a hex head bolt and nylon lock nut on mine. Hard to get to, but hopefully never have to deal with it again.
Thank you!! My daughters Sonata is doing this exact thing!
You are so welcome!
Thanks a lot great video
Thank you for the great feedback.
Great Video Thank You!
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thank you SO much
Glad it helped , thanks for the feedback.
good tip.👍
Thank you as always for watching.
Great! Will keep it in mind if I have this come up. Became a fan of your channel because of the A/C fix. Only used the info to recharge my system. My question is that on my A/C system it will sometimes stop blowing cold and the remedy is to pull over and turn off car and start again and the A/C blows cold again. Any clues on what may be causing this?
I would start in this order . Check the freon level to make sure it is not low , check the relay as it cpuld be faulty. Also a faulty pressure switch can cause this type of issue. It almost seems like a relay or switch type issue , seeing how it cools immediately when turned off and back on. I hope this helps and thank you for watching.
Okay. I’ll use that. By the way, your Sonata takes 19.4 +/- .88 oz of T-134a. Read that the sticker has the wrong grams to ounces conversion. Mine took close to 21 oz. Relieved to discover that Hyundai made that error.
Thanks!
You are welcome , thank you for the suoer thanks , much appreciated.
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I don't see a link to order part, But thanks that was My problem has a big divit in the plastic bumper
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Thank you for letting me know , and I appreciate the feedback.
I put two pennies and tape and it worked just fine. 😂😂😂
What does that have to do with the deceleration??
The pcm probably recognizes a fault and reduces power . Not sure why but something in the programming.
What's the name of the piece that broke
Here is a link to the brake switch stopper. Thank you for the question.
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