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| 2003 Hyundai Santa Fe |
I have a 2003 Hyundai Santa Fe, the battery and break light are on. I checked the break
fluid and its full a new battery. But now there is a rubbery/burning
smell comes out from my car. Is there any posible relation with the electrical system? Or what?
Answer: It sounds like
two problems. The battery light is probably being caused by your
alternator not producing proper voltage. That could be because the
alternator has failed, or the drive belt is slipping (usually caused
either by the belt being old, or the belt tensioner failing). The brake
light could very well be an issue with the anti-lock braking system,
which is a lot of cars is computer controlled. You probably need to get a
mechanic to test the electrical system, and they can also use a computer tool to see what is going on with the brakes. Spend some money of getting the problem trouble shot; in the long run its cheaper than mere component replacement.
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