Beneges Rear Wheel Hub Assembly 52750-2B100 | Compatible with Hyundai 🔧 Santa Fe, Veracruz, Kia Sorento | Axle Bearing & ABS FWD - 2007-2018 Review

Two weeks later the ABS light came on again and the traction control was disabled. I replaced both rear wheel bearings and sensors at Rock Auto for about $225. I hope this is a long term solution, everything has been fine for about 6 weeks!

I was a little apprehensive about replacing this part with a non-genuine part as it is quite difficult to disassemble everything to replace. Luckily my 2013 Santa Fe is running great more than 3 months after the replacement and I've saved a decent amount of money compared to going through the dealer! I'll update if anything goes wrong but for now we're riding happily.

Hi guys when I bought this I was worried about the quality, as soon as I opened it I saw it was OEM Hyundai. I installed it and it works fine on my 2010 Sante fe. Remember that you will have to remove the caliper, rotor, wheel bearing, etc., and then replace and reinstall the sensors. It's not one of those simple ABS sensors with a 10mm screw and you're good to go. It takes a bit of effort, but it works phenomenally

I liked the simple replacement of this critical part. This part was used to replace a damaged or faulty ABS/Track Control rear right wheel speed sensor on my 2011 Hyundai Santa Fe. This sensor differs from traditional sensors in a number of ways as it does not require a retaining screw to hold it in place or to remove it, does not require removing rear seats and trim panels for replacement and is separate from the connector. Cable. The sensor cable is disconnected from the wheel hub sensor…