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Apr 12 2006, 07:19 PM
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VAPS = Vehicle Air Purifying System
Just googled it :grin:
I'm guessing that the switch controls the level to which you want to employ your VAPS. Low/Auto/Off.
Sonata LX in the US has the VAPS, right? But it's called AQS, and it's only auto. I'm assuming that's what the VAPS switch is for on the Korean model - to regulate the VAPS. I don't speak, read, or write Korean, so that's just my BS answer.
Edit for Hatter: Didn't catch your post before I submitted mine. I believe it was the guys at s_o_n_a_t_a_s_p_e_e_d.com (without the underscores) who researched it, and it was only on Korean vehicles. BUT...you can get it on your North American Sonata if you hook up the switch and wiring, and have the diagnostic scanner tool program it in for you. Supposedly all the programming is already hard-wired into the ECU and it's just a matter of unlocking it, kind of like the auto door lock settings.
This post has been edited by mc229: Apr 12 2006, 07:23 PM
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Apr 13 2006, 03:58 AM
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QUOTE mc229: If you buy those gorgeous black handles, install them without breaking anything, then I'll do the same. We'll be brothers by black chrome, instead of blood!
LOL they're nice aren't they. I'm still trying to convince Mrs. MC that they're necessary. I never did really like the look of the stock ones. Still, money's money...and I'm already going to be blowing a chunk of cash at Wal-Mart on Friday picking up my Mobil-1, windshield foil sunlight blocker (putting on the foil!), and Mr. Clean Auto-Dry. I'll try again in a couple weeks when I haven't bought anything for a bit. :innocent:
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Apr 13 2006, 06:27 AM
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QUOTE(mc229 @ Apr 12 2006, 07:19 PM) Sonata LX in the US has the VAPS, right? But it's called AQS, and it's only auto. [right][snapback]36032[/snapback][/right]
Sorry to disappoint but the US Sonata LX doesn't have the VAPS, hence the button blank. VAPS and AQS are different systems. The Sonata's AQS (Air Quality System) " is part of the LX trim's automatic climate control system. When the AQS button is depressed, the climate control system automatically monitors the air being drawn into the cabin from outside the car. If it detects smelly emissions (from a diesel bus, for instance, or the stench from a roadside cattle farm) it automatically switches into recirculation mode." from Edmunds' Inside Line The VAPS, or Vehicle Air Purifying System, is an ionic-type air purifier mounted between the back speaker grills on the rear parcel shelf. It's purpose is to clean dust, smoke, etc out of the cabin air. I believe it is a Korean-only Sonata option.
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Apr 13 2006, 08:44 AM
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QUOTE(Carlos Sonata @ Apr 13 2006, 06:27 AM) Sorry to disappoint but the US Sonata LX doesn't have the VAPS, hence the button blank. VAPS and AQS are different systems.
The Sonata's AQS (Air Quality System) "is part of the LX trim's automatic climate control system. When the AQS button is depressed, the climate control system automatically monitors the air being drawn into the cabin from outside the car. If it detects smelly emissions (from a diesel bus, for instance, or the stench from a roadside cattle farm) it automatically switches into recirculation mode." from Edmunds' Inside Line
[right][snapback]36064[/snapback][/right]
... don't forget to add that when using the AQS the air is filtered. Through a five layer, activated charcoal filter I believe. And that these should be changed every 10,000 miles or every year ... depending on your driving environment and how often you use the AQS.
This post has been edited by madderhatter: Apr 13 2006, 08:45 AM
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Apr 13 2006, 09:09 AM
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QUOTE(Carlos Sonata @ Apr 13 2006, 04:27 AM) Sorry to disappoint but the US Sonata LX doesn't have the VAPS, hence the button blank. VAPS and AQS are different systems.
The Sonata's AQS (Air Quality System) "is part of the LX trim's automatic climate control system. When the AQS button is depressed, the climate control system automatically monitors the air being drawn into the cabin from outside the car. If it detects smelly emissions (from a diesel bus, for instance, or the stench from a roadside cattle farm) it automatically switches into recirculation mode." from Edmunds' Inside Line
The VAPS, or Vehicle Air Purifying System, is an ionic-type air purifier mounted between the back speaker grills on the rear parcel shelf. It's purpose is to clean dust, smoke, etc out of the cabin air. I believe it is a Korean-only Sonata option. [right][snapback]36064[/snapback][/right]
Well dammit! That's it...I'm writing that VP of whatever from Hyundai that sent me that nice letter thanking me for buying a car (nice touch btw).
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Apr 13 2006, 09:22 AM
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QUOTE(dood @ Apr 13 2006, 09:09 AM) Well dammit! That's it...I'm writing that VP of whatever from Hyundai that sent me that nice letter thanking me for buying a car (nice touch btw). [right][snapback]36098[/snapback][/right]
Yeah, each market seems to get slightly different options with the Sonata. Maybe we get the VAPS in Korea because our 2.0 litre four banger is the same price as a loaded LX V6 in the States. Honestly, I'd much rather skip the VAPS and have the US price instead.
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Apr 13 2006, 03:09 PM
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QUOTE(Carlos Sonata @ Apr 13 2006, 07:22 AM) Yeah, each market seems to get slightly different options with the Sonata. Maybe we get the VAPS in Korea because our 2.0 litre four banger is the same price as a loaded LX V6 in the States. Honestly, I'd much rather skip the VAPS and have the US price instead. [right][snapback]36101[/snapback][/right]
Touche
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