I got my timing chain replaced and when I went to pick up...

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Ok thanks

The failure code you are describing should be unrelated to the work performed. But you should have the sensor inspected for evidence of physical damage. However, unless work was done on the passenger rear wheel area then it should not have been touched. Please confirm if the vehicle is 2WD or 4WD and if you have the 4 or 6 cylinder engine.

2WD 6 cylinder

Did he give you the exact code? There are multiple codes for the RR speed sensor.

No. I guess I should ask him. Can autozone pull code

They might be able to at AutoZone. There is a recall for the rear speed sensors themselves and the repair should be covered for free parts/labor as long as you meet the following criteria: - 2011-2015MY 2WD Sorento (XMa) vehicles, produced from October 24, 2009 through April 30, 2014 - Vehicle was originally retailed and/or currently registered in the coastal states of Alabama, Florida, Georgia, Hawaii, Louisiana, North Carolina, South Carolina and Texas. - following DTC codes (C1206, C1207, C1208, C1209, C1210, C1211, or C1212) are identified If all of these conditions are met they will replace both rear wheel speed sensor housing covers. See attached for the campaign information. If this does not apply to your vehicle you will most likely end up replacing the same RR sensor at your own expense. This requires replacing the rear hub bearing but it should only cost around $250-$350 depending on the local labor rate in your area. I’m glad that I was able to answer your question today. My goal is to ensure you receive a 5 STAR experience. Once you’re satisfied with my answer please take the time to rate me 5 stars at the top of your computer screen or by following the link on your phone. These ratings are extremely important to us experts. Tips are never expected by greatly appreciated as they make up a large part of our income. If you have further questions please request me by opening a new question and I’ll be glad to help you with any of your automotive issues. Thanks for using Just Answer!

Perfect! My car meets those requirements! Thank you!

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