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The orginal alternator on our 2005 Santa Fe quit on us. I could smell something getting hot for a few days but couldn't figure out what it was. One day I started it and the battery warning light was on. I checked the voltage and was getting under 12v at the battery. For some reason, probably low voltage, the parking brake light stayed on even though it wasn't engaged.
I put a charger on the battery and a couple hours later I drove it to my mechanic. He put the alternator on and charged me $520. The parking brake light also went away.
$280 parts/$240 labor
It's a 6 cylinder and according to the book the labor is 3 hours compared to the 4 cylinder which is less than 2.
Kevin (Kuripot)
I put a charger on the battery and a couple hours later I drove it to my mechanic. He put the alternator on and charged me $520. The parking brake light also went away.
$280 parts/$240 labor
It's a 6 cylinder and according to the book the labor is 3 hours compared to the 4 cylinder which is less than 2.
Kevin (Kuripot)