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Kia ABS module repair
Every Kia line we've mapped — 5 vehicle lines from 2010–2021 and 6 sourced part numbers — with the ABS unit each one uses. Repair your own module from $499; it comes back with your VIN and coding, no dealer programming.

2011-2015 Kia Optima (TF, gasoline)
Mando ABS / ESC
1 part number · recall
2011-2013 Kia Optima Hybrid
Hybrid brake actuator (brake booster with pump)
1 part number · recall
2011-2015 Kia Sorento (XM)
Mando ABS / ESC
1 part number · recall
2010-2013 Kia Soul (AM)
Mando ABS / ESC
1 part number · recall
2016-2021 Kia Sportage (QL)
Mando ABS / ESC
2 part numbers · recall
Model not listed? We repair Kia ABS modules beyond this list — start an any-make repair or send us the label.
ABS units in Kia vehicles
Grouped the way we price and bench them. Each family page lists every vehicle in it, across makes.
New Kia ABS units vs. repair
What a new unit costs online — the part alone, as of October 2026 — next to repairing the one you own from $499.
- 2011-2013 Kia Optima HybridNew part 58920-4U050, part only · source ↗$1,782.74
- 2010-2013 Kia Soul (AM)New part 58910-2K200, part only · source ↗$1,431.90
- 2011-2015 Kia Sorento (XM)New part 58920-1U000, part only · source ↗$1,356.84
- 2011-2015 Kia Optima (TF, gasoline)New part 58920-2T550, part only · source ↗$1,308.83
Known Kia ABS failures
What the sources report for these models, before anything else is replaced.
- 2011-2015 Kia Optima (TF, gasoline)
NHTSA recall 23V-652 (2011-2015 Optima and other Kias): the Hydraulic Electronic Control Unit may short electrically and cause an engine-compartment fire; remedy = replace the HECU fuse, park outside until repaired. Kia's Part 573 report says 'Exact cause of the short circuit remains unknown.' source ↗
- 2011-2013 Kia Optima Hybrid
Optima Hybrid 2011-2013 is in HECU fire recall 23V-652 (electrical short, engine-compartment fire risk; remedy = new HECU fuse). Kia's Part 573 report says 'Exact cause of the short circuit remains unknown.' source ↗
- 2011-2015 Kia Sorento (XM)
NHTSA recall 23V-652 covers 2011-2014 Sorento: the HECU may short electrically and cause an engine-compartment fire; remedy = replace the HECU fuse. Kia's Part 573 report says 'Exact cause of the short circuit remains unknown.' source ↗
- 2010-2013 Kia Soul (AM)
NHTSA recall 23V-652 lists 'SOUL/2011-2013': the HECU may short electrically and cause an engine-compartment fire; remedy = replace the HECU fuse. Kia's Part 573 report says 'Exact cause of the short circuit remains unknown.' source ↗
- 2016-2021 Kia Sportage (QL)
NHTSA recall 21V-137: the electrical circuit inside the HECU may short and draw excessive current, risking an engine-compartment fire; warnings include TPMS/ABS/MIL lights, burning smell, smoke. Cause stated as unknown; remedy = replace fuses in the junction box (plus HECU software on EPB cars). source ↗
Reading a Kia ABS part number
Hyundai / Kia
5-5 numbers. 58920-xxxxx = hydraulic unit assembly (ABS/ESC module with pump, Hyundai/Kia part code 58910B); 58910-xxxxx = 'ABS pump control module' on some models (Soul, Santa Fe CM); NHTSA recall 23V-651 identifies the ABS module family as '58900-*****'. Kia catalogs drop the dash (589202T550). So source ↗
e.g. 58920-3X950 · 58920-2T550 · 589201U000
Safety recalls to check first
- 2011-2015 Kia Optima (TF, gasoline): NHTSA recall 23V-652 (2011-2015 Optima and other Kias): the Hydraulic Electronic Control Unit may short electrically and cause an engine-compartment fire; remedy = replace the HECU fuse, park outside until repaired. Kia's Part 573 report says 'Exact cause of the short circuit remains unknown.' source ↗
- 2011-2013 Kia Optima Hybrid: Optima Hybrid 2011-2013 is in HECU fire recall 23V-652 (electrical short, engine-compartment fire risk; remedy = new HECU fuse). Kia's Part 573 report says 'Exact cause of the short circuit remains unknown.' source ↗
- 2011-2015 Kia Sorento (XM): NHTSA recall 23V-652 covers 2011-2014 Sorento: the HECU may short electrically and cause an engine-compartment fire; remedy = replace the HECU fuse. Kia's Part 573 report says 'Exact cause of the short circuit remains unknown.' source ↗
- 2010-2013 Kia Soul (AM): NHTSA recall 23V-652 lists 'SOUL/2011-2013': the HECU may short electrically and cause an engine-compartment fire; remedy = replace the HECU fuse. Kia's Part 573 report says 'Exact cause of the short circuit remains unknown.' source ↗
- 2016-2021 Kia Sportage (QL): NHTSA recall 21V-137: the electrical circuit inside the HECU may short and draw excessive current, risking an engine-compartment fire; warnings include TPMS/ABS/MIL lights, burning smell, smoke. Cause stated as unknown; remedy = replace fuses in the junction box (plus HECU software on EPB cars). source ↗
Kia ABS module questions
Which Kia ABS modules do you repair?
This page lists 5 Kia vehicle lines from 2010–2021, built around 2 ABS unit families. Models outside the list are taken too — order the any-make repair and we identify the unit from the label.
How much is Kia ABS module repair?
Repair of your own module starts at $499; a replacement unit with your data cloned starts at $950. The new-unit and rebuild prices we could source for Kia models are listed on this page with their sources. Return shipping starts at $29.95; the label to us is prepaid.
Where is the part number on a Kia ABS module?
On the label of the electronic module itself. 5-5 numbers.
Are there ABS recalls on Kia vehicles?
The sources we track list a recall on the ABS unit of 5 Kia vehicle lines (named below). Check your VIN at nhtsa.gov/recalls before sending a module in — an open recall is repaired free by the dealer.
ABS light on? Fix the module you already own.
Look up your part number and order online — we email you a prepaid label to our lab. Or send us a photo of the label and your VIN first, and we'll tell you what you have and what it costs.
Back with your VIN and coding · can’t be repaired? repair price back, minus shipping · 1-year warranty · rush 2–3 days +$100
Call (817) 505-4201 · 📱 Text us a photo of the module label · Ask first — send a label photo · Email repairs@absmodulelab.com