Hyundai Tucson ABS Repair

Are you experiencing ABS-related issues in a Hyundai Tucson and suspect the ABS pump and module unit is in need of repair? We can help. We remanufacture various ABS units for multiple generations of Hyundai Tucson, all with an unlimited-mileage lifetime warranty included. 

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As you might know, your Hyundai Tucson’s ABS unit is comprised of a control module, pump motor and hydraulic block, and it’s the primary controller of the vital anti-lock braking system.

Unfortunately though, ABS unit failure is particularly common for first-generation (2004-2009) and third-generation (2015-2020) Hyundai Tucson models. Fortunately, we remanufacture ABS units for both generations, browse our full rebuild range in our product catalogue. 

Our comprehensive test-and-rebuild process takes just 2-3 working days and you won’t need to recode the unit afterwards. Get started today by filling out our short test form.

Hyundai Tucson ABS repair: which models are affected?
As any ABS unit can fail and require a repair, theoretically, all generations of Hyundai Tucson could experience an ABS fault. However, there are some more vulnerable than others.

For example, the first-generation Hyundai Tucson (2004-2009) is particularly susceptible to developing control module faults which render its Mando Mk1 ABS unit in need of repair. This is commonly because its internal components degrade sooner than you’d expect them to.

Illuminated ABS and traction warning lights are key indicators that the first-generation Hyundai Tucson’s ABS module is in need of repair. In some cases, a stored C2402 DTC is also uncovered by diagnostic tools when communicating with a defective Mando Mk1.

Unfortunately, it’s not just first-generation models which are susceptible to ABS unit faults. The third-generation Hyundai Tucson (2015-2020) also carries an ABS unit which commonly malfunctions and requires a repair. This is due to an internal defect within the Mando Mk7 ABS unit which disrupts the regulation of hydraulic braking pressure.

Typically when this control unit fails, it can cause your Hyundai Tucson’s brakes to bind or restrict the flow of fluid to one or more callipers, resulting in imbalanced braking. Often, this fault will get progressively worse, so it’s incredibly important to source the correct repair option for your Hyundai Tucson’s ABS unit. 

Hyundai Tucson ABS fault: repair or replace?
Having diagnosed their symptoms as being caused by a defective ABS unit, many owners opt to replace it with an expensive brand-new one. However, this is rarely the most effective solution.

Many Hyundai Tucson ABS units are left in need of repair due to a fault caused by component degradation or a design flaw. Therefore, a like-for-like replacement could leave you out of pocket and right back in the very same position. Not only this, but you’ll have to recode the new ABS unit to your vehicle at additional time and expense.

Instead, we’ve developed a remanufacturing solution for Hyundai Tucson ABS units which will not only save you time and money, but it’ll also resolve the fault with longevity in mind.

Our solution
Before commencing any rebuild of a control unit, we’ll analyse it first using our hardware-in-the-loop testing rigs. Our rigs are capable of replicating real-world loads and inputs to observe your Hyundai Tucson’s ABS module under realistic operating parameters. We carry out testing before and after the rebuild, to confirm the fault has been truly rectified. 

Our team of expert technicians even utilise components that exceed OEM standards during the rebuild. We do this in an attempt to strengthen your Hyundai Tucson’s ABS unit so that it remains fully functional for the foreseeable future – unlike many other repair services.

After we’ve finished with your unit, you’ll conveniently be able to refit it straight away as we preserve all programming information. Better still, we’ll cover you with an unlimited-mileage lifetime warranty, longer than most Hyundai Tucson ABS repair services.

Resolve your issues the long-lasting way and choose remanufacturing – get started today via our short test form.

Hyundai Tucson ABS units commonly in need of repair:

Mando Mk1

The Mando Mk1 ABS unit is fitted to first-generation Tucson models (2004-2009). When it’s defective, the ABS and traction warning lights will illuminate and a C2402 DTC typically stored.

Common failure symptoms:

• ABS light on
• Traction light on
• C2402 DTC stored

Mando Mk7

The Mando Mk7 ABS unit is fitted to third-generation Hyundai Tucsons and it too fails often. Key signs that it’s in need of repair include brake binding, imbalanced braking or an illuminated ABS light with a C2402 DTC stored. 

Common failure symptoms:

• ABS light on
• Imbalanced braking/lack of fluid to one or more callipers
• Brake binding/excessively worn brake pads
• C2402 DTC stored
• C1204 DTC stored

Test and rebuild:
We test all control units before and after the rebuild process, during which we utilise higher-than-OEM-standard components.
 
Programming:
You won’t need to have the ABS unit recoded to your vehicle at additional time and expense as we retain this information throughout our process.
 
Quality:
Our thorough quality assurance procedures have achieved a defect rate of just 0.49%. This is just part of the reason thousands of worldwide specialists trust us to remanufacture their automotive control modules.

 
 
Warranty:

Lifetime unlimited mileage*

How do I get my unit rebuilt?

To pay for the rebuild click the Shop Now link above, select your part number and click: Get yours rebuilt.

Print the payment/booking confirmation email.

Package the ABS unit inside a sturdy box with plenty of packaging material and make sure you include your confirmation email in the box.

Send us your package by tracked courier (the shipping instructions are on the confirmation email).

Once received we will test, rebuild and return your control module with an unlimited mileage lifetime warranty. If your unit turns out not to be faulty then we will refund your payment less a small testing fee and return shipping.

 
 
What if I don’t want to pay up front?

This is not a problem, if you prefer this option then follow these steps:

Fill in and submit this test form.

Print the booking confirmation email.

Package the unit inside a sturdy box with plenty of packaging material and make sure you include your confirmation email in the box.

Send us your package by tracked courier (the shipping instructions are on the confirmation email).

Once received, we will test your ABS unit and call to inform you of the outcome of testing. If your control unit is faulty and you choose to go ahead with the rebuild, then we will take payment over the phone using a debit/credit card.

We will then rebuild your ABS unit and return it to you with an unlimited mileage warranty.

If you require further information regarding this Hyundai Tucson ABS repair page then please contact us.