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Place the windshield wiper switch in the "OFF" position, raise the arm about 10mm from the windshield, remove the wiper blade with the lock depressed.
Alternately, turn ignition sw. "ON" and place windshield wiper sw. to the "LO" position. Turn the ignition sw. "OFF" when the wiper is in the fully "up" position.
Right goldie?
That may be what gamleged was saying, I'm not sure.
Engrish are my secrond langage...
I hope you are successful, but I'd consider it a courtesy from the dealer instead of my right under the warranty.
Good luck.
My dealer set both for me as a courtesy.
Hope that helps.
I would suggest that if the Service Manager is unwilling to provide the computer programing at no charge, that you speak with the owner of the dealership or the General Manager. I would not be a customer of a dealership demonstrating such a lack of after sale care.
What, if any, new features and options?
Rich :confuse:
You are soooooo right about the service departments needing much in the way of an infusion of CUSTOMER SERVICE!!!
I found out why the service department at the dealership I go to is so good, the manager has been with Hyundai since back when they started. He knows the cars in and out...I'm blessed!!!
They aren't "low-profile" at all, just the OEM 235/55-17 Michelins. Suffice to say he didn't have a clue, was stone deaf or didn't give a damn. I have since learned to accept it and live with it. Other than that, I love the car. How about asking your Service Department Mgr if he'd like to relocate to sunny CA?
Thanks!
Getting an outside opinion will arm you with knowledge that you can take into the dealership and force them to take care of you. When they don't, then you have a grievance that you can subtly tell them can lead to a law suit. I'm sure they wouldn't want this as it would harm their business greatly! Sometimes...you gotta get nasty to make folks wake up and smell the coffee. It's just sad it has to be that way!
Is that kind of like the inmates running the asylum?
Previously I have only seen them available at Hertz.
I had paid the dealer $45.00 to do this before receiving the mailing. By showing the coupon, the dealer reluctantly credited my AMEX card.
If you'd like, I can scan the remaining portion of the coupon I have and e-mail or maybe post here.
Thanks Rich :confuse:
Limp Home code; your car comes without such a code. To enable the limp-home mode, the code will need to be programmed into the immobilizer module. It can be any four-digit numerical code of your choosing. The dealer's sales department may not be familiar with this, but the someone in the service department should be.
Hyundai has released technical service bulletin (TSB) 06-90-009 detailing how to program the immobilizer with the dealer's scan tool. If the service personnel don't know about this, you should be able to refer them to the TSB# above. It's a relatively simple procedure, but there may be a charge associated with the shop time for programming your code.
Not sure about easy exit, that's a new one to me.
Correct
Previously I have only seen them available at Hertz."
Both companies better invest in electronic speed controls to restrict the top end!
If so, did you see which Enterprise offices they would be going to?
I agree. Because the signal light has no audible sound, I find that many times it is on without my intention.
Adding the chime would be a nice improvement.
A truly useful feature would be headlights that activate when the wipers are turned on, even if the car has an auto light on feature. Too many folks will turn on wipers and not turn on their lights.
Adding the chime would be a nice improvement.
I don't know why my 06 Azera would be any different than anyone else's, but my turn signal does have an audible sound. When my turn signal is on, it makes a distinct "clicking" sound every time the lights blink. I have a hearing problem (and I'm also old), but I have no problem hearing the turn signal when it is on. In fact, I thought it was one of those little touches of class that Hyundai had put in the car. I've always referred to it as my "old guy" clicker since I've not had one occassion to drive down the interstate highway in the "hammer lane" with my turn signal on. I can't say that about previous cars I've owned. I just thought all Azeras had this.
Does anyone else have a clicking turn signal in their Azera?
Does anyone know why mine would click if no one else's does?
Perhaps I'm older or more hearing impaired, or my audio system is adjusted too loud. I can't hear it.
Everycar I have ever driven has had the clicker sound when the turn signal is "on." I wear hearing aids, sometimes I hear the click and sometimes I don't. But the radio volume has much to do with it (at least for me). There are also other noises, especially if moon roof or windows are open at all, that can drown out the clicker sound.
Mine makes an audible sound, but it's not an attention grabber. If I have the music up a bit, you don't hear it at all.
Don't worry, mine has that click too.
As a side note, I'm always getting strangers coming up to me and admiring the car and wanting to know what it is. Today, I had a distinguished gentleman come up to me as I was getting out of my car and he said "that is one beautiful car. Is that a new Bently?" When I told him it was a Hyundai he couldn't believe it.It kinda made my morning. A Bently? Can you believe it?
I turned off the audio system, and sure enough I can hear the clicks.