Thanks for doing this gave me the confidence to do mine. I didn't fancy taking out the drive shafts what you can do instead is separate the epb module from the metal braket 4x nuts then the module comes out easily between passenger side drive shaft and antiroll bar. Then reuse old braket. Thanks again Neil Conway
My module failed after 7 years, stuck on side of a road with the brake locked up. Had to tow to my local tyre shop. These modules are made in China for Hyundai, so I bought mine about half the price the dealer wanted just to supply, fitting was Hyundai "standard rates". My local tyre shop fitted everything up for about 1/3rd of the cost the dealer wanted. Works perfectly. Thought about doing this myself until I saw this video....too much headache for me.
Best to do it on a hoist lift and lower the rear subframe enough to get module and cables out or you can attempt on on the ground but use 4x jack stands.
Yes. I used a autel mk808. There was an option to say it had a new unit. Can't remember the exact process off top my head sry. Essentially it's to calibrate the new unit to the car.
@@mechanicallymindedmike9677 hello Sir, i had to replace my Santa Fe DM Assy Brake Too but the local hundyai Mechanic Tell me there is nothing to reprogram
I can only share what I done. When I fitted the new unit I went in to the brake settings via my diagnostics kit mentioned above and there's an option for a new unit. It cycled them on and off. And then said complete
@@anonymousxxx9750 my personal experience and possibly easier method for doing this job. Jack car up onto stands, remove rear wheels,remove spare wheels. Put the jack under rear sub frame,24mm deep socket,remove 2 nuts, 2 bolts. Lower rear sub frame then it was tons of room to get at the EPB. I didn't need to reprogram my new module either.
Rear o/s range performance on handbrake epb module Essentially rear handbrake was completely stuck on electronically. Common fault apparently. Don't have the exact fault code though sorry m8
Thanks for doing this gave me the confidence to do mine. I didn't fancy taking out the drive shafts what you can do instead is separate the epb module from the metal braket 4x nuts then the module comes out easily between passenger side drive shaft and antiroll bar. Then reuse old braket. Thanks again Neil Conway
Thays a cracking idea mann. Thanks for sharing as it'll help others 🙏 👍
My module failed after 7 years, stuck on side of a road with the brake locked up. Had to tow to my local tyre shop. These modules are made in China for Hyundai, so I bought mine about half the price the dealer wanted just to supply, fitting was Hyundai "standard rates". My local tyre shop fitted everything up for about 1/3rd of the cost the dealer wanted. Works perfectly. Thought about doing this myself until I saw this video....too much headache for me.
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Depending where you are m8. I would of helped
Not an easy job to do road side, well done. Good explanation, you should do more!
Yup you're telling me... lol
Lad 4 bolts lower the subframe can pull it out from the back lot easier
You've seen these subframe bolts yeah... wish it was that easy. Hate these rust buckets
cheers mate appreciated for the info
Best to do it on a hoist lift and lower the rear subframe enough to get module and cables out or you can attempt on on the ground but use 4x jack stands.
Hoist be lovely 😍 , I survived and lived to tell the tale thou 🙌🙌
Just a quick question. Did you have to reprogram the EPB or anything of the sort?
Yes. I used a autel mk808. There was an option to say it had a new unit. Can't remember the exact process off top my head sry.
Essentially it's to calibrate the new unit to the car.
@@mechanicallymindedmike9677 hello Sir, i had to replace my Santa Fe DM Assy Brake Too but the local hundyai Mechanic Tell me there is nothing to reprogram
I can only share what I done. When I fitted the new unit I went in to the brake settings via my diagnostics kit mentioned above and there's an option for a new unit. It cycled them on and off. And then said complete
@@anonymousxxx9750 my personal experience and possibly easier method for doing this job.
Jack car up onto stands, remove rear wheels,remove spare wheels. Put the jack under rear sub frame,24mm deep socket,remove 2 nuts, 2 bolts. Lower rear sub frame then it was tons of room to get at the EPB. I didn't need to reprogram my new module either.
@@mechanicallymindedmike9677 and before you done it, it had an issue? Thank you for answer Sir :)
Is it worth it to do that by itself or it’s better bring to main dealer?
Depends how much money you got to spend fella.
Hi Mike, what was the original fault code for the issue?
Rear o/s range performance on handbrake epb module
Essentially rear handbrake was completely stuck on electronically. Common fault apparently. Don't have the exact fault code though sorry m8
You have to do all that process just to replace that module? Hyundai and Kia made that really awkward tbh
Someone below has mentioned about removing rear subframe (dropping it down) the issue I find then is rear subframe bolts are rotten