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As the feature is called "E Z exit", yours is the way the system should work.
The seat should also move to the back as part of this feature.
Once you get over the first 10K miles...you'll notice a difference.
When were your replacement shocks (040s) ordered?
It seems as if you have been waiting far too long.
Ask your dealer where the parts distribution center is located.
I was fortunate in that the parts distributor is only about fifty miles from my dealer.
The parts were ordered on a Friday and arrived at the dealer the following Tuesday at 07:00. :surprise:
They installed those new parts before Noon that same day. What a difference they made!
Good luck.
Thanks
Alymac
I think there may have been some delay due to the large number being ordered nation wide by the time I actually ordered mine.
Glad to hear they work better and you are happy with yours.
Just read my new CR 2008 Buying Guide and really pleased to see how well Azera rates in multiple categories. The 2006 is cited as a reliable used car in the $20-24,000 area.
thanks for your reply re chrome wheels...what did you do with the centres
were the "H" is..is this chromed?
ignition off, trunk open at night: No light. It is dark back there. Is this an oversight or am I missing something? Can find no reference in the Owners Manual. Did search of Azera entries in this forum and found no reference to trunk lights. Please advise. Anyone? Is a flashlight the answer? Really? Say it ain't so.
Most won't have a clue, but try anyway.
You could have a bad bulb or the bulb may not be seated correctly. Could also be a case of a loose wire or something. I'm pretty sure you have a trunk light.
Your dealer might be able to order your trunk light to ship with your replacement shocks to save freight.
Azera to reduce the roll on corners? Using the same springs but
changing shocks and /or struts reduce roll? Or?
http://www.hyundai-forums.com/t20874-hyundai-sundae-at-vir.htm
mahout knows what he is talking about.
Enjoy his video also.
Take care my friend!!!
You can fool some of the people all of the time, and you can fool all of the
people some of the time, but you cannot fool all of the people all of the time. :shades:
Nice chatting mid you. Watch that video yet?
Every time I do, I catch something I did not see before!
Bet mahout would show any of the 300's the way around that course don't you know?
Take care and keep old 'Blackie' under one hundred except on weekends!
WHAT AM I IN FOR? First "import" since 1972 Capri. The reviews make me glad I made the move!
How much did you pay for it?
Super Bright LED's
Don't want to break the fixture trying to remove it so as to determine the exact length.
right out, but it does need to be pryed and I am chicken.
Figure to do that when the stock bulb finally gives out.
Check out that V I R video yet?
I had every intention of looking at it yesterday when I got home, but between football practice and the tiling job I had...I was completely tuckered out. Don't give up on me though, I will check it out.
In ' 72 I was driving Peugeots. Drove them till the late ' 80s when they stopped importing them. You'll love the Azzie. Bought mine new in March of 06. 263 hp is exhilarating to say the least. Only minor problems (really just adjustments) in almost two years. I enjoy driving something eyecatching and unique. The azera certainly fits my bill. Enjoy! Check out my photos posted in other forums,
Getting about 28-30 MPG on the interstate at about speed limit + 5.
I did have the shocks replaced under warranty and the ride improved a lot. May not be quite as soft as a Lexus LS, but feels good to me.
Since I am retired, I don't get to do as much commuting driving, so I look for excuses for day trips. Have taken three short trips to Tennessee and it did real well in the mountains, including the cruise holding in the Smokies.
The 2008s are here at the ports now but I think that Hyundai wants to sell
some of their backlog of left over 2007s first before offering the 2008s.
Good change for anyone to score a really good deal on basically the exact same vehicle.
The transmission for the 2008 Azera is exacty the same as for MY 2006/2007.
BTW, I had to back into a space and changed my outside passenger side mirror so I could see the curb; then used memory to reset it to normal. First time I have backed into a parking space in about three years, whereas I frequently fold my mirrors in. Folding are much better than tilt down in my opinion.
AFter 10 days of ownership I wish the exterior lights stayed on after the car is off, even for 30 seconds. Also the trunk light and driver/passenger leg area lights seem dim, is that normal? Although no DRL lights I do have my limited on "headlights/fog lamps" so all lights are on when I drive day/night...seems safer than DRL.
Great car
I agree that headlights should remain on for a period of time after ignition is turned off. Many other cars have this simple feature.
Head lights should also go on with windshield wipers, as required by law in most states. Another simple feature.
Memory seats should function without the need for key to be in ignition switch, and memory should include "power pedal" function if car is so equipped. Yet another simple feature.
I don't understand why Hyundai engineers and design staff don't notice these "little" items which do not require major modification to existing model and would be appreciated by most customers.