Rear sunshade repair Hyundai Azera

rdwestny

2006 Hyundai Azera rear sunshade does not extend. How do I remove and repair it?

jamazera

good luck..... rear seat must be removed.....dealer charge to replace/repair is probably ~$500 ---maybe more.

parrotsquawk

I had my 2009 repaired under warranty, It would have cost nearly 1,000.00

SilverBullet00

Go to Hyundai repair site and you will find what you need to remove/repair the rear sunshade.

excop820

Just returned from local dealership, sunshade not working, sounds like a coffee grinder.
$1300 to r & r.
They will install new gear kit for $210. including labor!!!

jamazera

good luck....the gears are probably plastic......

steds54

If the sunshade is in a position now that is not obstructing your vision, why not just forget about "fixing" it ? We've lived for over a hundred years without rear sunshades anyway. Why would you want to replace one piece of garbage with an identical one ? I say SHAME on Hyundai for foisting such a piece of cheap junk on Azera owners in the first place ! They should have used better materials . Mine has gone up ('06) Azera just twice when I inadvertently pushed the controller. I have never found a need for it . Who needs it ?

oskidunker1

It did fail under warranty and they fixed it. After reading all of this, I think I'll just leave it alone.

wsteinhauer

It comes in handy at night when those idiots with too bright headlamps are behind you.

steds54

Hmmm....... never thought of THAT! Good point, but, doesn't the rear-view mirror automatically compensate for the Doofus with the "too bright" lights ?

gamleged

Sometimes "too bright" is like twin blue/white lasers with a top bar of extra lights and the sunshade is a big assist...

steds54

Yep! And the mentality that accompanies that "Hillbilly" conveyance is about one one-hundredth of the truck's brightness..., especially if access to the jacked-up cab is via an extension ladder...