I have a hyundai santafe 2007 but do not have the user manual and I need it.
specifically the audio system manual. infinity Logic7

I just test drove the Genesis 3.8 and had a question about iPod integration that the salesman couldn't answer:

When I use the Genesis's controls to scroll through my iPod menus, I found that I could either scroll item-by-item or page-by-page (where each page contained maybe eight songs, artists, albums, or playlists). I couldn't find any way to move any faster, though (like alphabetically by first letter, like your iPod switches to when you're scrolling quickly). Is there a faster way to move through the menus?

Page-by-page scrolling would take me more than 30 minutes to work my way through my list of songs . . . . but even this is an improvement over the Acura TL I also test drove. It would only scroll item-by-item!

Thanks.

I have a 2010 Elantra GLS.
I need to tap into both right & left rear speaker wiring.
Can anyone tell me the color codes for all 4 wires, and possibly were to tap into them.
I was looking to do so by the front door/s for easiest access.
Any help is greatly appreciated.
Mike Turbogta@aol.com

I am new here and am looking a buying a 2006 Sonata that does not have a subwoofer in it. It has the single CD player and I want to add the stock sub that the upgraded stereos came with. I want it to look stock so it does not attract the attention of thieves. Is the car pre-wired for the stock sub and it is a simple cut a hole in the deck lid to install procedure or will I need to add more items like a new amplifier? Is it possible to install the stock sub or will I need to go completely aftermarket??

Thanks for all your assistance in advance.

Hello, I think I'm having trouble with my PA710 player. The Scroll Function doesn't do anything. I think it used to make the text scroll slowly instead of showing parts of it sequentially. Am I remembering correctly? Nevertheless, Turning "Scroll" on or off makes no difference whatsoever.

Is there a cold reset procedure for this device?

Any suggestions?

Hi everybody,

I am trying to see how I can connect my iphone to the factory car stereo on my Sonata 2006 V6 LX and there doesnt seem to be a lot of options out there.I am open even if I have to change to an aftermarket radio. Any ideas on what is the best and most cost effective way to go
thanks a lot

My cousin recently purchased a 2006 Hyundai Tiburon with the Infinity sound system. He is looking for an iPod dock connector kit that will play through the factory Infinity stereo and charge the iPod. He doesn't want to change the HU or use any FM transmitter.
Any ideas and thoughts are welcome.

Thanks..

My wire harness for Sonata has Illumination wire. And I connected it to my Kenwood wire that says Illumination.

There is another wire on the harness that looks like orange with black. What is this?
Is this the dimmer?

Can I just not connect the Illumination wire and the Orange wire and tape it off?

I don't know if this Illumination wire is correct and I'm afraid it will break the radio.

What exactly is this Illumination wire do? How would I know if this one works, assuming I connected it right?

Thanks in advance.

Can anyone tell me where the factory amp is located in the 09 Sonata Limited?

thanks,

I've tried searching old threads but didn't find anything regarding this.

My stock stereo in my 2006 Sonata just recently started to have a lot of static when listening to FM broadcasts and switching on the rear defrost. At first I thought it was poor FM reception, but then I discovered it was the rear defrost. When the defrost is off, the reception comes in very clear and strong. As soon as the defrost button is pressed if causes so much static that FM broadcasts become useless. It doesn't happen with AM broadcasts.

Has anyone gone through this before, and if so, are there any remedies.

i currently have my power wire running on the passenger side of the car because i couldnt find any grommets or hole to run it through, i am adding a thicker power wire and i have less wire(17ft), so i was wondering if anybody could help me find a place on the driver side???

I am planning on buying cd changer to aux converter with 8pin for my hyundai sonata. This can be applied to any hyundai vehicle with 8 pin cd changer plug. Then, you can use any mp3 player including ipod. If you are interested in buying this, let me know. The cost is $20(price for the item) plus shipping (need to be figured out since this item comes from Korea). My e-mail address is jung.148@osu.edu

see the photo

http://image.auction.co.kr/itemimage/007/4.../0074046753.jpg

Hi, I'm new here, in this forum. I'm from Argentina, so sorry if my English is not what you're used to listening. I will do my best.

I own a Hyundai H1 from 2003. Turns out that both rear speakers have broken down, so that I have a few questions to you:

1 - Which are the dimensions for back speakers in the H1? I think that 6"x9" it's alright, but healpe so I can be sure.
2 - I'm from Argentina, and the instalation of the speakers here is really expensive, so I need to know if it is easy to disarm that rear panel in which the speakers are.
3 - And the last one, how can I remove the panel?

Well that's all, thank you very much and I am sure that your answer will help me out to fix the audio system from my van.

Regards, Joaquín.

I just took delivery of a beautiful new 2010 Tucson Limited with every option including Bluetooth enabled SatNav Radio system. I connected my Verizon Droid (Android 2.0) phone which paired up well. However, I noticed that the Address Book did not automatically copy over to the car's address book the way the manuals say it would (yes, I actually opened the manual). Also, I noticed that if I don't use the phone in a small amount of time (about 2 minutes?) that the my phone appears to drop the Bluetooth connection. Is anyone else having a similar problem?

Hi,

I haven't pulled apart my dashboard yet to reach the back of my 2006 Hyundai Elantra's factory radio -- does it even have a CD Changer port? -- so please bear with me. Assuming it does have a CD Changer port, where can I buy the proper cable to connect my iPod to it?

I recall from old posting a cable that looks like the attachment. Where can I buy one?



Thx
Rob

Hi all
Installing a SONY GT510 head unit in my girlfriend's 05 Elantra, using the wiring harness from Crutchfield.
There's slight confusion when compared to the H260 HMAService layout...

Crutchfield has an ORANGE wire = illumination
as well as an ORANGE/BLACK wire = dimmer

HMAService harness shows no pin for dimmer, but does show
an Illumination (-) and an illumination (+)

The SONY Wiring does not provide a DIMMER wire, only an Illumination + wire.

Would the Orange go to illumination positive, and Orange/Black to illumination negative - or is the dimmer connection on the harness ignored?

Also, I'm gathering that I should just tape off the "power antenna" wire, as well as the Amp Turn-On" wire, as they're listed in the HMA layout as N/C
(I'm not installing any other equipment other than the head unit)

...and if anyone has other experience with this unit in the same car, feel free to pass along any heads-up regarding fit/install issues

Thanks in advance,
Dan

FOLLOW UP FYI:
I did the install today. For anyone doing the same install, here's what I found
- I connected the HU Illumination lead to the harness Illumination lead - and taped off the harness Dimmer lead.
The headlights dim the HU display to a preset level, not controlled by the car's dimmer pot.

As far as physical install, the HU bracket was not used, nor was the Crutchfield 'installation kit'. Just connecting the existing pocket brackets directly to the HU seemed to do the trick. Due to the small fascia opening, it wouldn't fit - nor would the HU trim ring. With the removable face plate on, it's a decent looking install. Prior to putting the fascia back on, I'd recommend dressing out the edges with electrical tape or black foamcore... but only for those really fussy.

So on Monday I will probably buy this 2008 Sonata:
http://www.cars.com/go/search/detail.jsp?listingId=29175580

I think it's a limited, though I am not sure how to tell. It does have leather seats, Infiniti XM radio, and the little strip on the doors.

The car drives like a dream. I like everything about it, except that I have no way to plug in my Zune (no aux in).

I've been reading through the forums trying to figure this out. I have seen some threads that make it look like I _might_ be able to get an aux in, but they don't seem conclusive:
http://www.hyundai-forums.com/index.php?showtopic=36290
http://www.hyundai-forums.com/t37481-addin...i-head-unit.htm

What concerns me is that when I look at the manuals, I am not seeing Sonata listed (http://www.peripheralelectronics.com/printerFriendly.aspx?strID=276). Also a post here from Peripheral Electronis says "limited support" for the 2007-2008 Sonata.
http://www.hyundai-forums.com/index.php?showtopic=27116

Ideally I'd keep the Infiniti system and just add the aux in, but I guess I'm willing to replace the entire head unit if I have to.

Here are my questions:
1. Has anyone demonstrated for _certain_ that the dual aux adapter in those posts actually works with 2008 Sonatas?
2. Are there other (non head unit replacement) options? Got links to manufacturer sites or good threads? I am seraching through this forum, but I'm trying to make a decision by tomorrow.
3. Are there good discussions/links/web sites for looking at the alternate head units out there? Anyone have good experiences with one?
Bonus question: Assuming that little adapter works, where do y'all _put_ it? Does it just hang loose in your glove box, or does someone have a nice clean install I could see?

Thanks very much for any help you can provide. I'm really glad i found this resource, and I'm hopeful it will help me address the only thing I see lacking in this car.

- Chris

I posted this in the Veracruz forum but perhaps someone here knows the answers:

I'm looking for some answers to questions about the Infinity radio in the Veracruz. No one at the dealer is radio savvy so maybe someone else has the answers. I have the Infinity radio with the 7 speaker configuration (2 tweeters in the upper-door, 2 full ranges in the lower door, 2 full ranges in the 2nd row doors, the over-powering center speaker in the dash and the sub-woofer in back. Actually a 7.1 system). There are numerous threads regarding the less than stellar performance of the radio so I am trying to come up with work-arounds.

1) Right now the radio is equalized too much to the center speaker when using AM or FM. One thread suggested turning off Surround Sound but I am guessing that is a setting on the RES version as it is not on mine. Does anyone know if the dealer has access to any hidden set-up codes for the radio that might access this? (I assume it’s the same embedded chip for both radios).

2a) The RES and the NAV versions boast a 10 speaker 600 watt output. Does anyone know if the amp is within the radio or if it’s a separate amp? If it is separate, I assume I can buy it and add it to my existing radio?

2b) Where are the 3 additional speakers mounted when you get the RES version? Just wondering.

2c) If the extra audio amp is embedded in the RES chassis, could I switch my radio for an RES without having to add the read playout modules?

3) Has anyone found a way to boost the sub-woofer?

It’s amazing that once again a car company thinks the audio is a secondary issue. Ya..It’s a little better than some and falls short compared to others but all-in-all, it’s a crummy radio. I'd test a model with RES or NAV however the dealer does not have one on the lot. I assuming the extra power alone makes it a lot better.

Love the car...hate the radio.

Thanks

The TPMS light (not the symbol for a low tire but the letters TPMS) come on randomly. My dealer (Tim) told me it was because my tire pressure was low in one tire. He said that if the tire pressure is low in two tires the symbol will come on. This completely contradicts the owner's manual. Are there any suggestions?

Just purchased my 2010 Tucson with Nav. System. Having used a TomTom for the past three years, I have become accustomed to regular firmware updates, as well as occasional map updates, which are downloaded to my PC, and then transferred to my TomTom unit when I hook it up to the docking station via USB.

I have searched my owners manual(s) and this forum and I can find no mention of how any of this is accomplished with this system. Any help or suggestions would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks.

tim

dose any one know how to check for the faut codes on a 98 excel i need to know what to do to find the codes and how to make the codes work for me to fix it

i am looking to buy a new head unit and i was wondering did anyone replace his hu with fold down face receiver like kenwood dnx7160, JVC KW-NX7000BT or
Clarion NX700 ? will it slide/open after i install it in to dash adapter? and also did anyone replaced his hu in sonata limited with infinity sound system? does the metra harness adapter work with the infinity system?
thanks

Has anybody installed this? Know anyone who can do that in the US? I have a 2007 Sonata GLS
http://www.alibaba.com/product-gs/27728455..._Bluetooth.html

I just bought some sub woofers and was wondering if the 2009 stock radio in the accent has "sub out"? I have the hatchback 3 door, thanks!

When I bought my "bare bones" 2009 Accent, it did not come with a stereo. I was told by the dealership that it is "pre-wired" for a stereo (the speakers are installed as well). Here is my question, does anyone know what OEM stereo the bare bones 2009 Accent is wired for? If I were to buy an am/fm/cd/aux/xm radio from someone who upgraded to an aftermarket stereo, would I be able to just simply plug it in? Thanks in advance!!

I have a 2010 Veracruz and Im trying to get the USB to work. I tried a 8gig full of music and the system does nothing but say 'Reading USB'. I tried with only a few songs and folders and the titles come up but the music never plays. I have tried WMA and MP3 formats and the bit rate is the stated max of 320k. Any ideas?

I have a 2010 with an Infinity radio (not the RSE). Quality is, to say the least, crummy. Bass is not even noticible unless the sound is way up and even then it is only OK. Does anyone know if the standard radio can be upgraded to the 600 watt version without changing the radio? Is there a separate amp or is it built into the radio. And if I do change the radio, do I have to install the rear modules?

I bought an aftermarket radio, as well as an adapter harness from future shop. On the adapter harness, the bag read 1999-2003 hyundai accent, but mine is a 2004. I was told, however, that it still applies as hyundai didn't change their wiring. Is this true?

Also, after I finally pulled out the stock radio, and installed the aftermarket deck, the dash lights stopped working! At first the deck didn't work as well, and so I checked the fuses. The audio fuse was blown, so I changed it. The interior lamp fuse, however, was still intact. The deck now works, but the dashboard lights and the clock do not.

One question is this: Are the dashboard lights connected to the deck? I noticed on the adapter harness it had a wire for dash lights, but there was no wire to connect this from the wiring that came with the deck.

Any suggestions, answers or help would be appreciated very much so.

Thanks in advance.

Hello, I'm new here. first post.
My girlfriend just purchased an 03 Accent gls last week. Great car, few minor problems.

The main one being that the factory Stereo won't pick up fm stations(am works fine, as does the cd player). I'm kinda in a rush to fix this, because we're taking it on a ski trip this weekend. I'm also planning on using my satellite radio.
my questions are:
1) Is the problem the radio, or something else? common problem? quick fix?
2) Would it be easier to install an aftermarket stereo? (the solution being either the fm stations work, or if not, use the aux-in option for the satellite radio).

All and any help is greatly appreciated. Thx in advance

*Edit:
After some searching around, I've found some things I could try. I'm going to play with it tomorrow. Has anyone else had these problems, and overcome them?

I have a 2006 Sonata LX. The 6-cd changer is jammmed. The CD's will not eject. I would like to replace the changer unit with an after market Alpine (single cd).

1) What wiring harness do I use?...remember this is for the LX 6-cd changed model. I did find a pdf on this forum descriping the use of the Ford FD23/FD23B...will that one work here?
2) I will probably replace the FACTORY sub (very weak) with an Infinity Basslink I have sitting around.
3) How do I retain the use of the steering wheel controls?

Thanks in advance!

Hey All,

I have a question.

I have the tape player in my '01 Accent. I was just going to use my MP3 player with a cassette adapter (which worked fine in my old Chrysler car), but when I try to put the cassette adapter in, it just ejects it and won't accept it. This is weird, since the cassette deck plays real tapes beautifully. (I still have lots of old tapes, and have tried it out).

So I have been looking on Ebay. I'd rather keep things stock, so I was going to get a Hyundai CD player that had the 8DIN connection on the back for a remote cd changer, with the button to activate it. I was then going to get an 8DIN to RCA adapter to plug into my MP3 unit, and VOILA, instant line in jack for my CD player.

However, my car uses the OVAL CD or Cassette deck (oval on top and bottom). From what I gather, Hyundai made three distinct stereos, none of which are interchangable.

1. Square on top and bottom
2. oval on top and bottom
3. oval on top and square on bottom

The oval ones for my car don't have the CD changer option and therefore, don't have the 8DIN pin plug on back, or the button needed.

How can I use a square CD player in my car that does have this feature? There has got to be some way to make it work? Thanks!

Stephen

I got the viper 5901 remote start with security installed about a year ago. It has a lot of cool features most of them are useless but whatever it looks cool and it works from far away. Anyway 1 feature that it has is to be able to turn the defroster on with the LCD remote after the car has been started remotely. Well the guy told me when it was beginning installed that the one defroster feature wasn’t compatible with my 07 sonata. But I now wonder if he was B/S'in and had no idea what he was doing or if he was really telling the truth. Anyone out there with the same Viper system with a little know how about it?

My boyfriend is putting the stock stereo back into my 02 Santa Fe and he's figured out most of what wires match up to the harness but clueless to where the rest go does anyone have a diagram?

Hello,

I've purchased this navigation unit (clarion nx409) for my 2007 Hyundai Tiburon GT: http://www.crutchfield.com/p_020NX409/Clar...9.html?tp=20222.

I paid to a custom audio place to install it. Initially the speedo didn't work, I took it back, they did something with the wiring, the speedo now works however the "outside temp" thing on the dash no longer works and just reads 0. The backlight for it still lights up. They said something about the wiring being strange because it has wiring behind the deck for an amp to be sold with the car. I'm assuming that's the infinity audio system version that the car can come with.

Any ideas? Thanks.

Does anyone know how to pause and resume the song being played from the Ipod?

does any one know the colour code for the speaker wires in a i20.

i have extend the rear speaker wires to the boot and have fitted 6x9 in the parcal shelf but need to which wires are the +/- speaker wires.

Has anyone made a custom sub box? Im thinking of making one up for my 2 12's. If You have pics would be nice to help me out with my plans. Thinking of doing two fiberglass boxes, one on each side of the trunk.

I'm posting to see if anybody has come up with a "non modulator" ipod solution for a 2008 Sonata single disc (not 6 disc)? I know FM modulators are an option and the general consensus I'm receiving is that the single disc cd players don't have the 8 prong adapter that an aux input would accept? I hate the thought of shelling out 75-100 bucs for a modulator knowing quite well that the reception and playback quality is average at best. I would also prefer not to buy an aftermarket cd players. Any help would be greatly appreciated! I work for Hyundai and it's not sitting well in my stomach knowing that Hyundai is sooo far behind the curve with regard to this!!! It would have had a minimal cost effect to make the cd players auxilary compatible.....

We purchased a 16 GB thumb drive for music for our new Sonata. While it does work, there are two extreme annoyances - perhaps some one can shed some light on these problems:

1. Drive not recognized: Most of the time that the car is started, the thumb drive is not recognized. It has to be unplugged and replugged into the USB port, sometimes multiple times, before it is recognized.
2. Playback order: The order in which the songs are played back seems to be random. I even went so far as to rename the songs, starting with a number, in case the system was 'alphabetizing' them. No luck.

Any suggestions for fixing these problems would be appreciated. Thanks!

So I am looking to buy one of these units,
wondering if anyone already did buy one from ebay yet.

I found 3 different listings

http://cgi.ebay.com/Hyundai-Sonata-2009-Ca...5#ht_1443wt_934

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/HYUNDAI-200...o#ht_1005wt_934

http://cgi.ebay.com/7-2-DIN-IN-DASH-CAR-DV...#ht_5115wt_1014

I don't know if they are all plug and play,
and how much work would go into installing the steering wheel control hook up,
and also I was wondering is the aux and the usb port in the arm rest works.

I'd like to put some sort of Line-in on my stock 05 Sonata CD player. I like to use a portable mp3 player, but really dislike the FM transmitters. Is there an easy way to do this? (such as any hidden un-used connectors on the back)

Thanks

Gooddays there,
one of my Door Remote Transmitter(A) for my Getz 1.3, which is now failed after i return from a 3weeks outstation assignment trip. and the other Transmitter( which has lying at home is working fine.
i'm very sure that it's not a battery power problem.

could anyone have some reprogramming tips for NC850AN Car Security System.

Hey everyone. I got a 09 limited with the navigation system, and I absolutely love it so far..

I have a question about the radio's operation though- When I play CD's, the stereo sounds fantastic however when I switch over to XM or FM (even DVD's) the sound is very flat and much softer, as if there is a "loudness" feature that is turned off. Even with the volume all the way up at max, I can talk over the radio without even raising my voice too much. I brought it back to the dealer, who told me that it is operating normally, and there is no problem.

I used to work with car stereo's, and I am puzzled. Please dont' reply and tell me to adjust the bass/treble. Even with them maxed out, sound is still extremely flat. I had a 2008 sonata with an infinity stereo which sounded great all around.. Anyone have any suggestions?? Has anyone else experienced this???

Hi? So I finally got a ipod-able stereo during Boxing day (Canada).
But I am still waiting for dash kit lol. Anyway, I know this topic has been here for many times and I am sure some of you will ask me to "search."
However, I really did a lot of searches from this forum and other forums and google but I still do not understand the wiring parts.

From what I found, I heard I should connect a wire harness to the adapter? in the car and connect the harness wire to the aftermarket stereo wire by strip the both wires and connect both with tapes or any kind of methods to put those together
and just install it. But I often found old threads that saying hyundai wires are not exactly same as other wire or something so colors do not match. Then how this can be plug and play? I have two instructions which I got from somewhere. But both of them do not have much infos about wiring parts.
I probably will add some info later on when I get my dash kit but before that, can someone please tell me which color of harness wires should go to which color of stereo wires and any additional infos should I have?
Sorry since this is my first time of my life I need some guidelines LOL.. Lastly, I do not know the above infos even right or wrong...... lol
Thank you~!

P.s. I heard hyundai frog (color) of wire should go to somewhere but I do not understand where to connect it lol.

On 2003 Elantra????? I posted this 2 days ago under 3G Elantra......20 people looked at it since then and no responses. I'm not a mechanic but i know how to change a fuse. I just don't want to cause more problems than i currently have so i'm not looking at every fuse. Also, what's the deal with fuse box under the hood????? Anything there i should be looking at to get my radio back on????? I changed Cigarette lighter fuse (metal clearly broken) and now these other accessories don't work.

HELP!!!!!!!! PLEASE!!!!! ANYONE!!!!!!!!

DG

Hi, I purchased an OE Infinity Nav unit to install into my 2009 Sonata Limited V6 and am having trouble getting the Nav and sound to work. Also, it seems to need to be connected to an external mic and light sensor. Plus a battery draining message pops up every so often even with the car running. Plays movies while driving though (no sound though)

It came with the 6 disc Infinity Changer System w/ amp and 7 speakers I think.

I'm thinking I'm missing some wiring and wondered if anyone had some info for me? Wiring diag for 2009 w/nav? Or a dealer install kit to add this?

Seems as if it's looking for these few things to work properly:

1. Additional GPS Antenna
2. An external Microphone for voice commands
3. A lead for when the car is in drive, or engine is running (to turn off DVD playback and turn on GPS)
4. An ambient light sensor to auto adjust the LCD brightness and map display
5. Some trigger or different wiring to actuvate the speaker amp

Any information anyone has will be much appreciated!

Thank you!!

Hi Guys,

i just tried connecting my 500 GB segate external passport drive my sonata USB. it worked perfectly. it took a while(around 40 sec) to read the disk. after that it played smoothly. its been a week and it is working perfectly. have you guys tried this and got any problem? if not, 'll throw all my MP3 CDs.

I just bought the 2010 Veracruz, and since I have Sirius (not XM), and the installed BlueTooth thing doesn't work very well with my phone (not as well as my Pioneer stereo used to), I'm thinking to replace it with an aftermarket unit. The thing is, I'm looking at it and there is a single faceplate that goes around the radio and also around all the AC/heat control knobs. The size of the radio is narrow (rectangle, not square - size E?) and I'm wondering: is it possible to replace it with an aftermarket unit given that the faceplate involves much of the dash and not just the radio itself? Anyone have ideas on a good, fitting stereo that will have proper bluetooth, iPod connectivity, and accept a Sirius receiver?

thanks in advance,

Mike

I failed to pay attention to the fine print when buying an 09 Sonata Limited with NAV and thought that Bluetooth was "standard" if you bought the NAV option. Anyway, I do quite a bit of business travel in the vehicle and sure could use the Bluetooth connectivity to the NAV system. Anyone had any luck getting Hyundai to add their OEM Bluetooth option AFTER buying the vehicle? Anyone have any recommendations on an aftermarket Bluetooth kit? I haven't stopped by the dealership to ask yet and I can't find any direct information on adding the OEM option after the fact.....