steering column memory

[XBOHDPuKC]

stupid question, i know, but how do i check the version of the maps?

 

[smhirsch]

Thanks for the tips. Will address on next oil change. Perhaps I was a little harsh on Garden Grove Hyundai. They were very nice but just could not fix the problem and I still don't understand why they did not want to address the TSB. Does anyone know if replacing the switch actually solves the problem?

It's really not the user-side switch, but rather, the TSB addresses the limit switches that are part of the mechanism (both telescopic and tilt).

Allegedly (and I think I said this before) the TSB applies to all Genesis sedans with tilt/telescopic steering, so MY suggestion would be to contact another dealer who is less prone to saying "we can't find anything wrong" and is willing to take the vehicle at your word and do the fix. If not, my best suggestion is to film the problem actually happening when you start the vehicle (for instance if it's not moving to its stored position) or show that when you try to manually move the mechanism, it doesn't behave.

Then you can show the service writer or manager your problem happening so they can't deny that something is wrong.

Good luck!

 

[smhirsch]

stupid question, i know, but how do i check the version of the maps?

You can access information about your system by going through the Navigation system menus to check versions, or alternatively you can directly enter the S/W update menu by simultaneously pressing:
DISC/AUX
BACK
NAVI/ MENU buttons while pressing the VOL KNOB.

I know that sounds like a claw maneuver, but it does work.

 

[slvslv]

I've had the same problem with the steering wheel creeping out of adjustment. I couldn't replicate the problem for service so I finally just disabled the feature. I don't miss it that much.

But I did find that just touching the shift lever stops both the seat and steering wheel from moving in to position. You don't have to shift out of Park for it to stop.

 

[smhirsch]

I've had the same problem with the steering wheel creeping out of adjustment. I couldn't replicate the problem for service so I finally just disabled the feature. I don't miss it that much.

But I did find that just touching the shift lever stops both the seat and steering wheel from moving in to position. You don't have to shift out of Park for it to stop.

I just had my tilt mechanism replaced for the 2nd time this past week, and have also considered disabling the auto-exit feature for the wheel should this start happening again.

 

[Stoofpilot]

my 2010 4.6 with Tech package is an April 2010 build date and I have not had any problems-Amp head-tilt-Nav or anything. I wonder if they did an inline retro on all 2010's after a certain build date.