Took a piece of 3/16" plexiglass and cut it to fit on top of that sliding door for the USB and 12 volt outlets, made it an 1/8" smaller all the way around with that door pushed in about 3/16". Put adhesive weather stripe around the edges and folded it underneath.
Had a spare mount with that worthless suction cup on it, removed that, held the Garmin with the mount in it, was about a 1/4" to tall to clear the climate control switches. Cut the base off and glued and screwed it to the plexiglass using countersunk holes underneath.
Fits real nice, and that weather strip prevents any contact with the plastic with zero rattles. Folded up the line cords, and plugged in the adapter, fits will nice under that sliding door with just the plug feeding up for the GPS.
Also favored the drivers side. Now I have speed, elevation, and actually easier to read the miles remaining and time of arrival than that large 8" screen.
Ha, my wife panicked, she thought I permanently mounted it, showed her I can remove it in about two seconds. And said I did this for her, she is a foot shorter than I am and has no problem reading it and knows how to use it, and its always in the shade.
Not exactly mechanically minded, goes nuts with our universal remote. And really went nuts riding playing with the factory GPS. If only Hyundai hooked up with Garmin, but all that other stuff on that 8" screen would drive her nuts.
Had a spare mount with that worthless suction cup on it, removed that, held the Garmin with the mount in it, was about a 1/4" to tall to clear the climate control switches. Cut the base off and glued and screwed it to the plexiglass using countersunk holes underneath.
Fits real nice, and that weather strip prevents any contact with the plastic with zero rattles. Folded up the line cords, and plugged in the adapter, fits will nice under that sliding door with just the plug feeding up for the GPS.
Also favored the drivers side. Now I have speed, elevation, and actually easier to read the miles remaining and time of arrival than that large 8" screen.
Ha, my wife panicked, she thought I permanently mounted it, showed her I can remove it in about two seconds. And said I did this for her, she is a foot shorter than I am and has no problem reading it and knows how to use it, and its always in the shade.
Not exactly mechanically minded, goes nuts with our universal remote. And really went nuts riding playing with the factory GPS. If only Hyundai hooked up with Garmin, but all that other stuff on that 8" screen would drive her nuts.