Is it enough for hyundai santa fe sport 2013 and VDO SE10001HP REDI? It should work and I don't need any other tool?
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This tool has only two functions. It can download TPMS sensor IDs from a vehicle. It does not read IDs directly from the sensors, the information is downloaded from the car's computer. It can upload new sensor IDs to the vehicle provided you have successfully installed the program on a computer, entered the sensor new IDs correctly into the program and transferred those IDs to the tool.
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It will work for the 2014 Santa Fe Sport but I can't tell about the 2007 Santa Fe.
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The bars on my Hyundai Santa Fe were initially too wide for this. However, I went to my local hardware store and purchased some flat brackets for about $2.50. This not only worked - I think it's actually stronger than it would be without them.
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I sure hope so. I haven't had an opportunity to use it yet, so I cannot give you a definitive answer. I will keep this email in my inbox and when I do try it on my 2013 Santa Fe I will let you know.
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if its a dual overhead cam engine it should do the job but you will need 2 of these tools
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Yes if you have Hyundai Santa Fe Sport 3.3L !If you have 2.0 or 2.4 you should look at Curt Trailer Hitch #12113I recommend checking this site: http://www.curtmfg.com and use the configuration tool to make sure you get the right Hitch for your vehicle.
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not sure how big a Hyundai santa fe is. but I have a 2011 Chrysler 300. it took me 3 boxes to cover my trunk entire floor and all 4 doors.
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I believe this is for 35 to 200 HP so I would say no. The se sport 200 is for 0 to 35 HP your best bet is to look into that one
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Use a denso for sure....avoid the bosch at all costs. you want one listed as upstream. I have a 01 2.7 Taco.
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probably. I use it for my 2001 Mitsubishi Montero Sport SUV and there is room to spare
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It will fit two Hyundai Santa Fe's.....It is way to big!! Just to give you perspective....it is big on my 2013 Honda Pilot.
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Not sure if it will work or not check hypertext website. Personally I would go with Diablo sport, had one on a 2009 hemi ram and it worked really well. I was not impressed with the hypertechs features.
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The tool isn't vehicle specific so it will work if you can get the tool's probes in the brake fluid. A high percentage of the probes need to be in the fluid to be accurate.
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It should work fine with that. This tool is very easy to use the only problem I have had with it is with a Suzuki Kasashi. The procedure for relearn was just a little short on info after trying to program the sensors following the procedure about 20 or 30 times with no success I on a whim tried it with the car running and it worked. All of the other cars I have used it on have worked with the engine off.
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I borrowed one an have used with success on my 1999 Lexus RX300. I could not get the torque free app to work though, and ended up using Piston app on android tablet, works well with that one.
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It works for a multitude of Hyundai and Kia models from the early/mid 2000's. As I found with my '05 Tucson LX, the wires aren't always mapped intuitively, but that's more Hyundai's fault. They re-wired their own models to work in an atypical fashion, so you just have to find the right wire-splicing pattern that works for your model. (e.g., I had to connect the head-unit [HU] Remote Amp to the chassis [CH] Power Antenna wire, then short the CH Remote Amp wire to CH ACC Power to get the amp to switch on.)There's a number of community forums, dedicated to Hyundai owners, that should be helpful for you. A quick search should find them. It works for a multitude of Hyundai and Kia models from the early/mid 2000's. As I found with my '05 Tucson LX, the wires aren't always mapped intuitively, but that's more Hyundai's fault. They re-wired their own models to work in an atypical fashion, so you just have to find the right wire-splicing pattern that works for your model. (e.g., I had to connect the head-unit [HU] Remote Amp to the chassis [CH] Power Antenna wire, then short the CH Remote Amp wire to CH ACC Power to get the amp to switch on.)There's a number of community forums, dedicated to Hyundai owners, that... » Read More It works for a multitude of Hyundai and Kia models from the early/mid 2000's. As I found with my '05 Tucson LX, the wires aren't always mapped intuitively, but that's more Hyundai's fault. They re-wired their own models to work in an atypical fashion, so you just have to find the right wire-splicing pattern that works for your model. (e.g., I had to connect the head-unit [HU] Remote Amp to the chassis [CH] Power Antenna wire, then short the CH Remote Amp wire to CH ACC Power to get the amp to switch on.)There's a number of community forums, dedicated to Hyundai owners, that should be helpful for you. A quick search should find them. « Show Less
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It will work perfectly and no need to add anything else so perfect. I recommend it. No problem works with any type of vehicle