Using Deep Level Transient Spectroscopy (DLTS) on n-type MOS capacitors we find that thermal oxidation of 4H-SiC produces deep traps at or near the SiO2/SiC interface with two well defined DLTS peaks. The traps are located ~ 0.85 V and ~ 1.0 eV below the SiC conduction band edge and are present in wet and dry oxides as well as oxides produced by sodium enhanced oxidation and oxides grown in N2O. The deep traps are located at the SiO/SiC interface after oxidation at 1150C but do extend further into the SiC epilayer after oxidation at 1240C. We identify these traps as ON1 and ON2 which been observed in epitaxial layers after oxidation at very high temperatures (1200-1500C) [1].