I would have liked to see more of the mirror removal--your head was in the way. And some explanation would have been nice. Other than that, good video, and it was sufficient for me to replace the light successfully on my 2011 Sonata Hybrid. Some additional things I learned: 1. if you angle in the mirror as far as it will go using the control inside the car, you can probably remove the screw for the light without removing the mirror. I did. Just use a long handled magnetic screwdriver. 2. When you order parts, make sure the one you get has a ROUND hole for the plug, not square. The correct light for a 2011 Sonata will have this, and the back edge of the fixture will have a terraced appearance, like this one in the video. if it's smooth, it's the wrong one! When I started looking for parts, I found listed 87613-3Q000 (driver) and 87614-3Q000 (passenger). But I could only find them from OEM source, high cost. I eventually found identical looking parts but different numbers much cheaper on eBay: 87613-3S000 (driver) and 87623-3S000 (pass). They were 75% cheaper, still a genuine Hyundai OEM part, and looked identical to my existing lights. 3. When you go to remove the wire plug, use care if the rubber stopper is stuck--after years in there, it may be hard to remove. I pulled too hard and ended up pulling the wires out of the plug. Use some oil etc. on the wires to help the stopper slide up out of the way first. (And I'd recommend using some small forceps etc. to remove the plug--not a large kitchen knife. Safety first! :P )
I have a 2012 Hyundai Sonata Limited, the power and heat are working on the passenger side but not the turn signal. I popped the glass off and tested the bulb with a multimeter and it works. So if my power and heat work as well as the bulb itself why is the turn signal not working? Do I need a new wiring harness in there, but wouldn’t that mean the power mirrors and heat would be bad too?
I'm using plastic clip removal tool in the video any Long flat screw driver will work too. Turn the mirror all the way to right. You need to pull it little hard. don't worry you not gonna break it as long as you don't drop it.
I would have liked to see more of the mirror removal--your head was in the way. And some explanation would have been nice. Other than that, good video, and it was sufficient for me to replace the light successfully on my 2011 Sonata Hybrid. Some additional things I learned:
1. if you angle in the mirror as far as it will go using the control inside the car, you can probably remove the screw for the light without removing the mirror. I did. Just use a long handled magnetic screwdriver.
2. When you order parts, make sure the one you get has a ROUND hole for the plug, not square. The correct light for a 2011 Sonata will have this, and the back edge of the fixture will have a terraced appearance, like this one in the video. if it's smooth, it's the wrong one! When I started looking for parts, I found listed 87613-3Q000 (driver) and 87614-3Q000 (passenger). But I could only find them from OEM source, high cost. I eventually found identical looking parts but different numbers much cheaper on eBay: 87613-3S000 (driver) and 87623-3S000 (pass). They were 75% cheaper, still a genuine Hyundai OEM part, and looked identical to my existing lights.
3. When you go to remove the wire plug, use care if the rubber stopper is stuck--after years in there, it may be hard to remove. I pulled too hard and ended up pulling the wires out of the plug. Use some oil etc. on the wires to help the stopper slide up out of the way first. (And I'd recommend using some small forceps etc. to remove the plug--not a large kitchen knife. Safety first! :P )
Thanks for the details. I almost put the wrong part (square hole) in m shopping cart. You saved me the frustration and hassle of returning it.
Thanks man.
Thanks you
I have a 2012 Hyundai Sonata Limited, the power and heat are working on the passenger side but not the turn signal. I popped the glass off and tested the bulb with a multimeter and it works. So if my power and heat work as well as the bulb itself why is the turn signal not working? Do I need a new wiring harness in there, but wouldn’t that mean the power mirrors and heat would be bad too?
Where can I order that piece?
What is the tool you used to pop the mirror off? Or will another tool work to do the same thing? I'm having a hard time getting the mirror off.
I'm using plastic clip removal tool in the video any Long flat screw driver will work too.
Turn the mirror all the way to right. You need to pull it little hard. don't worry you not gonna break it as long as you don't drop it.
@@zulakho8812 thank you so much for replying!
What year is that hybrid?
2011
Where did you get the light from??
eBay. Get the OEM part. First I bought the cheapest one (probably Chinese clone) and it didn't fit.
LIGHT AVAILIABLE ORDER AT AMAZON & EBAY
Wat size you think the screw is
Miguel Tello you use a T20 bit to get that off.
Cheapest but reliable place to pick up passenger side mirror signal ?
@@6atlantis eBay. I recommend to get the OEM from Korea. (Cost a little more but no risk)
try talking through the process, nobody likes the unusual quiet time
it’s self explanatory