Gennyluv
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- 2G Genesis Sedan (2015-2016)
Hey guys,
I recently encountered a problem well documented on this thread for my 2015 Genesis with Ultimate package.
There is an issue in the radios installed on this model (ones with the DIS system) where the radio will not hold a SiriusXM signal once the vehicle is turned off.
Every time I turned off the vehicle, I would need to send a refresh signal to the radio in order for SiriusXM to work.
I was lucky enough to have Hyundai good will warranty the radio, even though it was outside of it's coverage. I will document my finding and experience in another thread, as I have encountered a new issue.
I am now experiencing an extended load time on the replacement radio, averaging 20 - 25 seconds from ignition start. Can someone shed some insight as to their boot times for their radios? I don't remember mine taking this long.
The second issue that I can confirm, which is also well documented on this forum, is the "Double Line" and no "Top View" on the radio.
Ever since the radio was replaced I have two sets of backup lines, as well as no "top view" option on the display.
I have spoke to the dealers technician about the issue, and even pointed them to a prior thread on this forum. I was told he is going to speak with Hyundai about a solution and to call Friday.
I will update as I go, as well as post of my experience with getting the radio replaced in the first place.
In the meantime, if someone could shed some light as to their boot times on their radios (Again, I have the 2015 Ultimate package), that would be great. I would like to bring it to their attention sooner then later if this is indeed an issue with the new radio.
Thanks!
I recently encountered a problem well documented on this thread for my 2015 Genesis with Ultimate package.
There is an issue in the radios installed on this model (ones with the DIS system) where the radio will not hold a SiriusXM signal once the vehicle is turned off.
Every time I turned off the vehicle, I would need to send a refresh signal to the radio in order for SiriusXM to work.
I was lucky enough to have Hyundai good will warranty the radio, even though it was outside of it's coverage. I will document my finding and experience in another thread, as I have encountered a new issue.
I am now experiencing an extended load time on the replacement radio, averaging 20 - 25 seconds from ignition start. Can someone shed some insight as to their boot times for their radios? I don't remember mine taking this long.
The second issue that I can confirm, which is also well documented on this forum, is the "Double Line" and no "Top View" on the radio.
Ever since the radio was replaced I have two sets of backup lines, as well as no "top view" option on the display.
I have spoke to the dealers technician about the issue, and even pointed them to a prior thread on this forum. I was told he is going to speak with Hyundai about a solution and to call Friday.
I will update as I go, as well as post of my experience with getting the radio replaced in the first place.
In the meantime, if someone could shed some light as to their boot times on their radios (Again, I have the 2015 Ultimate package), that would be great. I would like to bring it to their attention sooner then later if this is indeed an issue with the new radio.
Thanks!