Will this work with a 2012 Hyundai Tuscon?
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I doubt it, as it does not even work in a BMW. Both BMW and iPhone do not recognize the cable as a valid Apple accessory so it does not do anything. I've sent mine back.
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It should works. This device works with any vehicle equipped with OBD2. And from 1996 all vehicles are required to be OBD II equipped.
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Yes! I own a 2012 Sienna 6 cyl. and it works just fine-- actually easier to use than on the 2010 Prius.
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No it will not. Depending on how much is missing you will have to get part numbers from: http://www.jcwhitney.com/antennas/hyundai-tucson/c501d17584j1s21.jcwx
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It might be best to check with the manufacturer, due to conflicting customer responses. They will be able to give you the most accurate info regarding compatibility of their product with your vehicle. Their customer service number is (800) 779-2102
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It should work with any make and model car but u will need a security bypass based on your car
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It works for a multitude of Hyundai and Kia models from the early/mid 2000's. As I found with my '05 Tucson LX, the wires aren't always mapped intuitively, but that's more Hyundai's fault. They re-wired their own models to work in an atypical fashion, so you just have to find the right wire-splicing pattern that works for your model. (e.g., I had to connect the head-unit [HU] Remote Amp to the chassis [CH] Power Antenna wire, then short the CH Remote Amp wire to CH ACC Power to get the amp to switch on.)There's a number of community forums, dedicated to Hyundai owners, that should be helpful for you. A quick search should find them. It works for a multitude of Hyundai and Kia models from the early/mid 2000's. As I found with my '05 Tucson LX, the wires aren't always mapped intuitively, but that's more Hyundai's fault. They re-wired their own models to work in an atypical fashion, so you just have to find the right wire-splicing pattern that works for your model. (e.g., I had to connect the head-unit [HU] Remote Amp to the chassis [CH] Power Antenna wire, then short the CH Remote Amp wire to CH ACC Power to get the amp to switch on.)There's a number of community forums, dedicated to Hyundai owners, that... » Read More It works for a multitude of Hyundai and Kia models from the early/mid 2000's. As I found with my '05 Tucson LX, the wires aren't always mapped intuitively, but that's more Hyundai's fault. They re-wired their own models to work in an atypical fashion, so you just have to find the right wire-splicing pattern that works for your model. (e.g., I had to connect the head-unit [HU] Remote Amp to the chassis [CH] Power Antenna wire, then short the CH Remote Amp wire to CH ACC Power to get the amp to switch on.)There's a number of community forums, dedicated to Hyundai owners, that should be helpful for you. A quick search should find them. « Show Less
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I own a 2010 Kia Soul, my sister has a 2012 and they are set up the same way. I am guessing that it would work with a 2013.
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I've found a link that can be helpfull to you. http://www.crutchfield.com/S-0NxEASPcRwU/learn/2005-2012-nissan-xterra.html
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My honest answer is I don't know, however if you have an aux plug in your car stereo I would say it will work. I have a 2012 Honda and it works beautifully! Good luck.
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It should if you need a the dual connection, it works for my 2012 kia optima
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If it has the physical space it probably will work. It worked my Chevy silverado Bose system. I am highly disappointed with the product though - not intuitive at all. All the apps for it stink except for maybe pandora radio.by the time you spend for all the adapters - I would seriously consider spending money on the factory navigation system.
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Corey I'm just not sure, although I would suspect that it will work. Go to a site like www.xterraownersclub.com/forums.html and see if someone there might have the definitive answer. In any case, before buying this item you should probably look to see how feasible it is for you to get to the knock sensor on your car and replace it (some of these suckers are BURIED deep in the engine). Definitely have that planned out before buying the sensor. There's an Amazon review of this exact item by Joe Bimmer who did install it on his Xterra and he might be the guy to ask.
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I'm not sure but I doubt it will work. I have tried this with a single factory CD player and it worked fora few months but it does not work anymore. I'm going to try using a sirius fm adapter instead. I have a toyota 2004 sienna.The installation was easy but it did not last.
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I don't know, I would google Hyundai Tucson 2012 fog light (H27W/1) light and see what comes up.
1957012
Hello, our bracket #1 is fit for hyundai tucson 2009 & 2013, if the other model, we need to check the photo of original bracket to confirm.
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I don't know. Call the Hyundai dealer to see if the 2 models share the same part #.