So, are we supposed to switch in ON, or OFF?

Cool. Thanks for the info. Will take a look at it first thing in the morning.

I'm guessing your concern is on the car boot lock. Did you try putting the smart key far away, and try opening the boot from the button at the boot (above the back number plate). Just tested on mine, seems to work. As in, the boot is still locked with the smart key nowhere near the car. I remember my SA mentioned the boot lock works the same as the front doors.

The concern here is to make sure the boot is properly locked, hence to have the key far away. If the key is nearby, you can open the boot with the back button regardless whether the doors are locked or otherwise. At least this is what I'm experiencing.

Hmm you brought up an interesting question. Can we open the boot from the back button if the key is IN the car and the doors are locked? That would not be safe now would it? Gonna try that out in the morning.

Great, at least you tested that scenario. Thanks

Hyundai, powered by BMW? Now that would be crazily fun

Link: http://www.thetruthaboutcars.com/2012/05/h...powered-by-bmw/

Anyone here who got their cars from Glenmarie branch got their Hyundai logo emblems from their SA yet?

Hi guys, any 1.8 owners here managed to upgrade their PaPaGo map to the latest May version?

On another note, the HU is pretty crap. The radio for no reason will 'jump' frequency. And sometimes when I'm playing songs from the USB, it would cut to radio for few seconds, then resume back to USB.

Honestly thinking of swapping it out, but what options do I have?

What do you mean complain to Fly Audio sifu?

Oh great, thanks for the info!

Hmmm, that SDcard is smart enough to detect files being copied out? But what if we want to do a backup?

Hmm guess I screwed up the SDcard then. 'Cos I did copy out the whole content as backup (act of habit) when I was trying to update the map. No wonder I have been having problem searching for a destination. I can view the map, just couldn't find any POI or keyword. Called up M3 support, supposed to go see them one of these days.

1.8's HU uses PaPaGo M3GPS X8.5, which uses MFM (http://malfreemaps.com/) maps.

This post has been edited by chungss: May 16 2012, 12:24 AM

These are the steps given by M3 support:



Tried all that you mentioned. Even bought a new 4GB SDcard (contents copied from original SDcard) just to test, but with this new card it can't even lock-in the GPS signal. Decided not to sweat over it anymore and call up for the support. Now, just have to find time to go over to Phileo II for them to take a look at.

Anyone that did their first 1000k service, how long does it take to complete?

I don't have problem with the playback either, able to resume from where I stopped. Only thing is I have to press the Shuffle again, I like them on random.

However, I do have problem with some of the folders not able being read by the HU. I have several folders in my 8GB USB (7 or 8 of them, I think), and each folder has less than 255 files (max requirement supported by my previous car's player). This HU only able to read/play the first 3 or 4 folders. The rest of the folders are just blanks, as in nothing is being displayed on the song selection.

Tried to look for some specifications on the manual book, but found nothing useful, especially on the folder structures and the limitations. Anyone has more 'details' on their HU? Or face similar problem? I'm really tempted to just change the HU to a better one when more options are available in the market.

Oh btw, my experience above is on the 1.8 HU.

Cool okay, will give that a try. The USB needs a refresh of songs anyways. Thanks!

Couldn't wait for my SA (last I heard, he has resigned!) to give me the Hyundai emblems anymore, so decided to get it on my own for RM60 over here: http://nfautopartssupply.blogspot.com/2012...012-emblem.html. According to the boss' wife, the stocks are really limited. Not more than 10 sets are ordered for each batch. These emblems came direct from Korea, they have those 'official' silver stickers. Please note these emblems are for the 1.8 model. Not sure about 1.6 ones.



I only managed to fix the front emblem as it was getting dark and late. Took me longer than expected. If you're going to fix these on your own, please be extra careful. The original Inokom badge has 'hooks' or 'clips' at the back. So it's not that easy to pull out. Initially I tried to remove the whole front grill so that I can reach the back of the badge. But the grill sorta stick on to the whole front bumper. So, decided to just give up the idea and force that whole piece out. Just as I pulled, heard something broke. I swear my heart skipped a beat. But luckily it was the badge's hook. Not like I need that piece of panadol/c*nd*m/middle finger anymore anyways.



For your information, the front Hyundai emblem does not have 3M stickers like the rear emblem. It only has 2 'poles' (just like the rear emblem in the first picture) sticking out for proper alignment. Forgot to take picture of that. Sorry. It doesn't fit in tightly to the base, it will easily dropped once you let go. So you probably need something to hold the emblem to the base. I used the good old superglue method. But I'm sure you guys can figure out a better method if you're going to do your's.



So it took me a little more than an hour to get this done. Will probably work on the back emblem tomorrow or over the weekend. Anyone removed their back emblem before? Are there any hooks?

Hi guys,

Any of you experience this piece of black block keep falling off, especially after a while under the heat? Guess the sticky tape couldn't hold it, as it's quite heavy. Any idea what is it? GPS? Rain sensor?

Oh yes, I'm driving a 1.8.