Hyundai Tucson 2008: Has anybody have any experience installing this unit in a 2008 Hyundai Tucson?
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I have a Kia Sportage and installed this radio. You need a metra adapter (plastic) for this installation, and also need to remove the outer metal case that came with this radio. Installation was very easy.
1296719
Yes. I also have a 2008.5 Mazdaspeed3 GT with Bose, and this works perfectly. It plugs in between factory harness and stereo and gives you 2 channels for adding to the stock system. I only added one amp and one sub, and it works perfectly.
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The best advice I would offer. would be to take it to Best Buy for installation. They did mine and I bought the radio somewhere else. It works great and the unit is one of the best I have ever had.
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Hi Michael!Take a look at the ports in your vehicle. If there is a regular USB port with what looks like a headphone plug below, your are golden. I have a 2009 Santa Fe and I am confident that they kept their hook-ups the same...of course I will be looking at a newer model after the new year and they are banking on the fact that we Hyundai owners will continue to buy Hyundai.I hope this helped! Merry Christmas
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I installed this unit in a 2007 Toyota Tundra and it works flawlessly. I installed it myself in about 45 mins. It is plug a play, no wires to cut or slice. I found a video on YouTube of my vehicle showing how to remove head unit to plug the gateway. It only took me 45 mins because I never done it before so I took my time. I would've been very upset if I had paid a shop $100 or more for what would've taken them probably 10 mins to install because they do it all the time. I'm not sure if it works with the Avalon but I know it works on many different models by Toyota. And I do get all the Howard Stern channels although I don't listen to them. I installed this unit in a 2007 Toyota Tundra and it works flawlessly. I installed it myself in about 45 mins. It is plug a play, no wires to cut or slice. I found a video on YouTube of my vehicle showing how to remove head unit to plug the gateway. It only took me 45 mins because I never done it before so I took my time. I would've been very upset if I had paid a shop $100 or more for what would've taken them probably 10 mins to install because they do it all the time. I'm not sure if it works with the Avalon but I know it works on many different models by Toyota. And I do get all the... » Read More I installed this unit in a 2007 Toyota Tundra and it works flawlessly. I installed it myself in about 45 mins. It is plug a play, no wires to cut or slice. I found a video on YouTube of my vehicle showing how to remove head unit to plug the gateway. It only took me 45 mins because I never done it before so I took my time. I would've been very upset if I had paid a shop $100 or more for what would've taken them probably 10 mins to install because they do it all the time. I'm not sure if it works with the Avalon but I know it works on many different models by Toyota. And I do get all the Howard Stern channels although I don't listen to them. « Show Less
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It fits to tucson ix35.. even it is a little big for it.. I think it would be fine to tucson 2005
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This size fits to tucson ix35.. it is even a little big for this.. i think it would fit fine to tucson 2005
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I haven't mounted it yet. I may have to get professional help for my Hyundai Tucson.
1919862
Hi Michael! Take a look at the ports in your vehicle. If there is a regular USB port with what looks like a headphone plug below, your are golden. I have a 2009 Santa Fe and I am confident that they kept their hook-ups the same...of course I will be looking at a newer model after the new year and they are banking on the fact that we Hyundai owners will continue to buy Hyundai. I hope this helped! Merry Christmas
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I did. No problems. Dealer who installed it said it took some effort to combine this with the rest of existing unit. Working fine a year later.
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i installed this unit on a 2011 tucson so not sure about the 2014. it fit perfectly on mine and is a great unit
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Yes, i have a 2013 Chevy Cruze. Its a bitch to switch them out if you have large hands and the settings on the radio control options/settings are not user friendly, but it works! After you got it installed, the car will ask you to pair up with your device and give you a code to put in your phone so that it will connect. Look up the information online on how to install it. It requires you to remove your center console near your ash tray and will be located just under it. There is a hidden bolt either on the left or right side of the radio console that allows you to pull out your radio. So don't tear it out until you remove that bolt located by your left foot if your on the passenger and right foot if its on the drivers side. I'm almost positive its on the passenger but not 100% sure. Good luck!
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I just installed mine on a 2008 Jeep Wrangler Sahara Unlimited with no problem!
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Amy, If you're "dumb girlfriend", Crutchfield is "dumb auto electronics" supplier. Installed the older AVIC D3 in my wife's Saab Aero wagon. The oem radio was in a Double DIN sized opening. Crutchfield's site says it won't fit. Took a chance and bought it anyway. If the original audio unit is a DD, I see no reason why the AVIC won't fit. I originally used a Clarion DD mounting kit but changed it over to use the original radio's mounting cage with some very minor modifications. Even not being "installation-savvy", it's a pretty straight forward install. Even a cave-man could do it! Amy, If you're "dumb girlfriend", Crutchfield is "dumb auto electronics" supplier. Installed the older AVIC D3 in my wife's Saab Aero wagon. The oem radio was in a Double DIN sized opening. Crutchfield's site says it won't fit. Took a chance and bought it anyway. If the original audio unit is a DD, I see no reason why the AVIC won't fit. I originally used a Clarion DD mounting kit but changed it over to use the original radio's mounting cage with some very minor modifications. Even not being "installation-savvy", it's a pretty straight forward install. Even a... » Read More Amy, If you're "dumb girlfriend", Crutchfield is "dumb auto electronics" supplier. Installed the older AVIC D3 in my wife's Saab Aero wagon. The oem radio was in a Double DIN sized opening. Crutchfield's site says it won't fit. Took a chance and bought it anyway. If the original audio unit is a DD, I see no reason why the AVIC won't fit. I originally used a Clarion DD mounting kit but changed it over to use the original radio's mounting cage with some very minor modifications. Even not being "installation-savvy", it's a pretty straight forward install. Even a cave-man could do it! « Show Less
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I don't know the answer to your question, but my experience is if the set-up did work, how long it would continue to work. The first unit I purchased failed with-in a day, so after removing the dash and the unit and replacing everything, I again had to remove the dash and install the new unit only to have it fail in 6 weeks. I have never replaced the second unit and once out I do not think I'll again install another. I was working for Volvo at the time so I know my installation was correct. I have had friends that have had good success with a unit from GROM.Good luck. Steve
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More than likely it will fit...you will just need to have the crossbars to mount onto! The rack comes with brackets that will work with round crossbars or the Aero type bars. The mounting brackets have torx type screws with a security pin in the center and it comes with a wrench to screw it with. There is actually a larger version of this one, but I got the smaller one. I have it mounted on my 2010 Hyundai Tucson Limited! Good Luck!...It's a worthwhile investment!
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Let me suggest that it would work well. I am using the Arkon in both my 2005 Camry and in my 2010 Tucson. I do not have problems with height or placement in either vehicle. Since the Sienna year and body style are not mentioned, I can only guess. Install is very simple. In both cases I am using passenger side, front center mount location.