No video :(

How to remove a Hyundai i30 FD01 Stereo (

Подписаться 3,8 тыс.

Просмотров 40 тыс.

50% 1

How to remove a Hyundai i30 FD01 Stereo (#1330)
Hyundai
FD01
FD-01
electronicrepa...
Supertech Electronics is an Australian owned and operated electronic repair shop that specializes in the repair of audiovisual equipment. About 80% of our repairs are factory car stereo systems. The business evolved in 1992 when we noticed a lack of service and support for factory car audio systems.
Supertech Electronics
4/8 Distribution Court, Arundel 4214, Queensland, Australia
1300 211 773
electronicrepairs.com.au
/ supertech-electronics-...

Опубликовано:

22 авг 2024

Ссылка:

Скачать:

Готовим ссылку...

Добавить в:

Мой плейлист

Посмотреть позже

Комментарии : 12

@stephenwood8800 Год назад

Brilliant video. I hadn't a clue but watching this it is so simple to move. Very well explained even for me haha. Thank you.

@AHMETARISOY 7 дней назад

I wish there was a recording when adding multimedia.

@mikeb3619 3 года назад

Great detail thank you. My wife's radio needed the security code so needed to get the serial number, good job. Mike Tassie Oz

@mrcrumblechan1455 2 года назад

Hey Mike, i've got the same issue with the security code. Been trawling to find what the actual code is, apparently theres some maths involved with the serial number to get to the code. Can you share your method please? Gav Melbourne Oz

@EmilyHamalainen 2 года назад

@@mrcrumblechan1455 Add 1212 to the last 4 digits of the radio serial (eg. last 4 digits of serial 6789 would make the radio code 8001), pressing 1-4 will scroll the numbers in those slots, 5 to confirm.

@tarshversey9651 Год назад

@@EmilyHamalainen thank you! Legend

@grooeygroo Год назад

Hi OP! Our i30 has a blanking panel at the top, rather than the storage bin. It seems really well sealed in. Do you have any tips on getting the panel off please?

@TikusTakusen Год назад

I'm having the same issue, please let me know if you figured it out🙂

@grooeygroo Год назад

@@TikusTakusen From what I can work out, the blanking panel is a permanent part of the shroud and there are no screws underneath it, holding the shroud at the top, but I still couldn't get it off. It started cracking around the air vents while I was pulling, so I aborted mission. Sorry.