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The bumper is all plastic, so drilling the holes was no problem. Yhe "brain" and wires were installed in the truck, ynder the rear shelf liner. The piazzo speaker is located in the drivers side corner of the rear shelf, near seat belt.
The speaker has a volume control switch built in. The size of speaker is about 1 1/2 inch diameter.
System works great, starts to beep at about 5 feet, gets faster and becomes continuous at about 2-3 feet. Wiyh the 4 sensors it even picks up corners.
Great toy!
I will post next week.
The part number is 96700-3L001- ( different 2 letter/number codes for color} price is $76.40
The problem is that no one seems to know if it will work on 06. They (comsumer affairs) want you believe that the car will probably blow up.
I am very interested to learn your results. Good luck! Stand back when pressing button.
Dash Kit
A double din dash kit for the Azera! This is the first one I've seen.
You can pay it forward by posting pictures once you complete your install, so I and others will know whether to take the plunge or not...
Good luck.
Azera dash kit by Scosche
Once I figure out which one will fit my needs better, I'll let you know what I go with and then of course...post pics of the install. The other thing I'm waiting on is a new wire harness. The first one I got didn't activate the factory amp, so no sound came out.
Just wanted to update..
Christy
May I ask how much your bluetooth with installation cost? How does this affect the warranty? What are some of the features?
Thanks
I was told by the salesman at Hyundai before I even bought the Azera that it would not affect warranty to have the bluetooth installed. The technician at Best Buy also told me that it would not affect warranty.
As far as features, the speaker is installed up into the drivers side footwell were you can't see it. The sound it very good. I have no problem hearing and understanding anyone who calls. The microphone that picks up your voice is installed up on the ceiling, kind of by the rearview mirror. It is small, and not noticeable. Then there is the actual piece that you use to control the bluetooth that is installed on the left of the steering wheel. The technician will ask you were you want it installed. There are no wires showing. You can enter 20 contacts and then when one of them call you, the bluetooth announces your caller. You just push a button to talk to them. If you want to call someone, you push a button and say their name, or list the number in digits.
I like it, and am glad I had it installed. If you have anymore questions, let me know.
The Control Kit's price is higher than I thought. In fact, Hyundai in Korea sells it only 14 bucks.
It's easy DIY...If you are afraid air-back is blowing up, just follow no 138-'technishawn' post....disconnect the negative battery terminal. (I didn't disconnect the terminal because somebody said all settings will be in default after disconnect the terminal, I am not sure...so I just did it very carefully.)
Hope you have it soon.
2007 Azera audio controller can get more functions which can change disc etc.
Does the 07 permit the presets to be selected from the wheel switch? From the postings, it appears that this function is not available when one upgrades the 06 switch.
I would highly recommend to anyone wanting to add bluetooth to their car.
The part number for the steering wheel audio controller is
96700-3L001-A9 for beige interior
Frankly, I had no chace to use 07' Steering wheel audio controller, I just read 07's features from Korean Azi Forum.
If somebody need the part number, Here it is.
967003L001WK (Black Interior)
967003L001A9 (Beige Interior)
967003L001B9 (Grey Interior)
It can be ordered from any Hyundai dealer. They do not stock item, but claim they can get it in 10 days.
What I found unusual was when parts guy looked up his parts number for audio head and harness both appeared to be same numbers for 06 and 07. The unanswered question would be if his cataogue is correct, why would the 07 switch replacement for the old 06 switch not provide all of the 07 features?
This posting seems disjointed, but I hope you understand my question or comment.
Use this link, look on the 5th page and locate TA2053B: Scosche Installation Kits
This is an idea of how an aftermarket double din radio will look in the Azera.
Azera Double Din Dash Kit
Thanks for your reply. That shows how little Hyundai corporate knows about their own cars. Was the part number that you received the same part number as previous postings?
Were you able to, or can you determine if there was a software ot eprom change? My dealer is apparantly getting the wrong information, as they are showing the same audio head part number for 06 and 07.
If so, how did it go and can you post pics?
If I have any new news for it, I will post.
Does Korean website make any mention of a different part number for wire harness or audio head unit?
My Florida dealer doen't even have computer access to 07 Azera parts and pictures. Crazy system, one would think that the company would supply that software to all authorized dealers even though Florida dealers are not yet selling 07's. They might have to do repairs on cars purchased in other states.
Local parts guy agrees.
I also had an earlier posting that links to the Scosche dash kit catalog. If you go to page 5 of that catalog, there's a dash kit for a Toyota truck with a radio in it. That's really shows you about how an aftermarket radio will look in the Azera as well.
My reason for these posts is that Hyundai as well as many other audio advisors claim that the Azera is not a double din unit. A top notch local audio dealer claims that they can install a double din in yhe Azera but that some dash modification is required.
That is reason I am trying to find a posting from an owner who has already made the change.
I am toying with the idea of using a Pioneer AVIC Z, which is a Nav system that is Blue Tooth capable.
If you're taking it to a reputable car audio shop, then the guys there will know what to do and how to do it. Your car will be in very capable hands. Because the Azera is still considered new, the parts needed to change out the stereo aren't quite readily available. This happened when I got my '02 Sonata.
They are typically up to speed on this and have great customer service and tech support. If you buy from them, you will also get the wiring harness and dash kit FREE.
Just a thought...
Crutchfield is one that I called that told me the Pioneer AVIC Z, although it is a double din, is not listed by the company as fitting into the Azera.
I am aware of the dash kits, but still am being told by Audio Advisors, A high end dealer, that the dash will require some modification, which requires some trimming of the dash.
I still need to hear from someone who has actually installed the unit.
Almost any company that makes a dash kit, makes it to eliminate the modification of the dash itself.
Maybe the dash kit that the people you're talking to have available needs modifications. The folks at www.autotoys.com say that the dash kit requires NO modifications and is designed to accept all double din radios. I'm sure there's an exception out there, but more often than not...most of them will fit in it.
Trust me...the opening in the dash is way bigger than any after market double din being sold. The dash kit's purpose is to secure the stereo in place as well as fill the gap that would be around the stereo otherwise.
Give me a couple weeks and I'll have some pics showing my install of a double din unit. I'm still waiting on Scosche to get the wire harness issue straightened out before I can proceed.
Trust me,I'm not proceeding until someone tells and shows me that the conversion has been completed.
So far, I haven't been told of nor have I seen such a conversion.
This wire harness thing has been a nightmare. It seems that the Scosche tech is telling me that they put the wire harness together wrong and one of the wires is in the wrong place. I'm waiting for him to tell me where it needs to be moved to. If that works...all I have to do is wait on my dash kit and I will have some pics of my install up. Bear with me, I know waiting can be frustrating.
My kit came with a visual display (as well as the beeper) that shows where objects are from left to right. After struggling with the idea of how to route the display cable forward to the instrument panel I decided to mount the display just above/behind the middle rear-seat shoulder anchor. It is easy to wire through the trunk and is a great place to view when backing. ( Don't most people look back over their right shoulder when backing?)
Sensors are NOT evenly spaced.
My set up is 4 sensors. Center of hole is 1 inch below chrome strip.
Center sensors are 24 inches apart, each one 12 inches on center from middle of bumper.
The outter sensors are each 12 inches on center outward from center sensors.
Easy as pie, since bumper is all plastic.
As I have no visual display, I mounted piazzo speaker on rear shelf, all the way to end, on drivers side.
All wires and "brain" are located over the panel that hides top of trunk interior.
Just slide down rubber gasket and lift panel clips that attach it to trunk lip.
The plastic covers that cover thunk hidges can be snapped off, and wires can be wire tied to hindges.
I don't remember the color of back up light wire to tap into, but it easy enough to find with needle point voltage tester.
I had my sensors painted to match bumper ( entire sensor) for $35 at local body shop.
Good luck!
I already have the backup light wires spliced and routed back down behind the panelling to a convenient location near the tail-lights.
Thanks again.
The paint shop gave me a hard time about painting the center part, transducer, of the sensor. Said it would affect or prohibit the performance. I called the manufacturer ( audiovox) and they said it was OK to paint.I insisted that the shop paint the whole thing, at my liability. The system works fine. Just don't let them overpaint the tranducer.
I tapped into the wire near the hindge.