Vehicle Specification & Fitment
| OEM Part Number | 58920-3X400 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer Reference | 61589-43200 |
| Manufacturer Reference | EM1311234592 |
| Manufacturer Reference | 5T71130 |
| Manufacturer Reference | ST7DB08732 |
| Manufacturer Reference | ME34541725 |
| Software Version (SW) | MD 1.2 |
| System Designation | ESC |
| System Designation | S22 |
| System Designation | RHD |
| System Designation | CW |
| Make | Hyundai |
| Model | Elantra |
| Series | Md |
| Year Range | 2011 - 2016 |
| Compatible Years | 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014, 2015, 2016 |
| Weight | 3 Kgs |
| Condition | Used (Tested & Verified) |
Hyundai Elantra MD ABS Module OEM Part No. 58920-3X400 - Genuine OEM Braking Control Unit (2011–2016)
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Verified FitmentFully Verified ABS Modulator for Hyundai Elantra MD Series
Replace a diagnosed faulty ABS/ESC assembly with this Genuine Hyundai ABS / ESC Hydraulic Electronic Control Unit (Part No: 58920-3X400) . This used HECU controls hydraulic brake pressure during ABS and Electronic Stability Control operation and carries the S22 RHD configuration identification. Each unit is inspected and function-tested before sale.
ABS and ESC warning symptoms may also be caused by wheel-speed sensors, wiring, power supply, CAN communication or other braking-system faults. Correct diagnostic testing is recommended before replacing the assembly.
Possible ABS / ESC System Fault Symptoms
- C2402 – ABS Pump Motor Electrical Fault C2402 relates to the ABS pump-motor electrical circuit. The motor, power supply, fuse, wiring, connections and HECU should be checked before replacement.
- C1604 – HECU Hardware Error C1604 indicates that the ABS/ESC control unit has detected an internal electronic hardware or memory fault. Diagnostic confirmation should be completed before replacement.
- ABS / ESC Warning Lights Persistent ABS or ESC warning lights indicate a stored system fault. Diagnostic scanning should be used to determine the underlying cause.
- No Communication with the ABS / ESC Module Loss of communication may occur with an internal HECU fault, but module power, ground, connectors and CAN wiring should also be checked before replacement.
Fitment & Technical FAQ for Hyundai Elantra (2011 - 2016) Braking System Part #58920-3X400
Internal pump-motor, valve or electronic HECU faults can occur, but similar symptoms may also result from power-supply, wiring, wheel-speed-sensor or CAN-network faults. Diagnostic trouble codes and circuit testing should be used to identify the cause before replacement.
If the warning lights have been correctly diagnosed as resulting from a faulty HECU, a compatible replacement can restore ABS/ESC operation. However, other system faults, variant coding, calibration and stored DTCs must also be addressed after installation.
An OBD2 diagnostic scan will differentiate between the two: 1. Wheel Speed Sensor Faults: Typically register codes C1200 through C1211 (indicating specific wheel sensor open circuits, range/performance, or erratic signals). 2. ABS Module / Pump Unit Failures: Produce pump motor codes (C1202, C2402), internal hardware errors (C1604), or a total "No Communication / U-code" state with the ABS control module. If your scan tool cannot communicate with the ABS unit or flags internal motor/solenoid circuits, the 58920-3X400 assembly needs replacement.
A replacement HECU may require variant coding or initialization depending on the vehicle configuration. The replacement unit's variant information should be checked using Hyundai-compatible diagnostic equipment. After hydraulic installation, the brake system must be correctly bled, including the applicable HCU air-bleeding procedure. Steering-angle or other ESC sensor calibration should also be performed where required.