2009-2014 Hyundai Genesis Sedan Android Radio Swap Overview
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 25 ส.ค. 2024
- This is an overview video for installing an Android radio in a 2009-2014 BH Hyundai Genesis sedan. It highlights the components that you will need and some of the challenges you will find when swapping your stock radio to an android. This video is more of a reference and guide rather than an installation video. If anything it will you get a pick list of what all components you will need as well as highlight some of the challenges you will face during install. Links to the products discussed in this video are below:
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Very informative video, thank you. Will save this for when I get ready to do this on my ‘14 5.0 R-Spec.
14's are unicorns in the Rspec. LOL take good care of her
I got a 14’ rspec too straight piped it
I am trying to find a volunteer that has a stock navi or Rspec lol mine has already been dismantled and ran new wires and used two new amps. So I am bypassing stock system. However, what you would need to do to get sound is run the amp trigger wire from the harness to the back of the stock amp. Hoping that i can still make a video one day. If you have base package, these should be plug and play without any issues.
Glad you opened the comments. Great video. I have a 2012 Genesis Sedan with Tech package. It looks like this model year has a quite different head electrical system compared to the others in this model year. Crutchfield don't recommend changing the head unit out at all. Wondered what year your working on. Incidentally your links to the products you recommend don't work.
This is a 12 rspec - Yeah the links I guess were way too long. Trying to see how i can actually paste it and it still be working on here.
can you do an installation video?
I had another Rspec which would have been so perfect for this; some kid in a camaro stepped infront of it and it was totalled smh. But I am trying to find another one for demonstration purposes.
@@Gen1Gen yeah cause i couldn't get mine to give me audio for shit. thanks tho
I’m dead you got the Equus shift 👌😂
LOL I do I do 🤣🤣
Did it come with radio mount for unt
Also, my installer has not figure out a way to hook up the new Head Unit to the Lexicon Amplifier other than through the AUX connection. It's got a terrible humm. Anybody got any ideas on how to properly do the connection?
I see at 9:08 in the video that if I had the proper CAN Bus we could hook up the Lexicon amplifier by using the wiring harness plugged into the DVD. Would this eliminate the hideous hum/hiss I currently have using AUX?
Hello there Joe. If you're system came with the DIS knob in the middle, unfortunately you will have to run a trigger wire (any regular ole power wire cable will work) , it will need to go from the harness (blue/white stripped I believe). It is sometimes labeled "amp". It would go into the amp acc or amp/on connection. This would wake up the amp.
As far as the hum...i assume you are only getting it when you put the 1/8" jack inside the AUX? Basically, the problem is with the DIS knob is that once you swap your unit to an android, the DIS knob is bypassed, but the amp has to wake up. Thats why the need for that trigger wire. Amp is in trunk right hand side if 12 and up (passenger). If 11 and below (to my understanding) it is on driver side
@@joeman255ideally it should. Hums are usually ground loop issues. I am actually trying to figure out how come you are having the hum. So currently right now, you are getting sound from the head unit by inserting something through the AUX port? If i understand correctly?
Hey, I don't think this bezel would work with the 2013 Hyundai Genesis Coupe GT. I've been scouting Ali Express for various options since I don't like the buttons on the tablet, and I've seen many advertise 2013 but have this custom bezel. Am I missing something?
Yeah, this definitely won't fit a Genesis coupe as bezels are completely different. I did notice that Chinese store put the word "Rohens BH" for both the sedans and coupes....which is obviously not correct...can't be for both. I think the technical word for coupe is the Rohens....at any rate, I actually have found radios for my car using that term lol
Sadly I don't have the tech package and I've seen videos on the trunk teardown. Scared to break clips, recommend any other ways to run a camera?
If you don't have the tech package and you "want" to add a camera (If i understand correctly), you might can actually just drill from outside trunk to the inner trunk liner. I would have to inspect the layout of a base package (sans camera layout). Your other task would have to be the running of said wire to the front of the car (your dash). You do have to take the back seat out for this. Hyundai engineers really thought it would be funny to design it like this (roll eyes)
@@Gen1Gen Thanks for the insights! I thought about getting a whole trunk w/cam from pick you part, but guess i cant get around those seats LOL
@@panamerican0Taking rear car seat out is actually not too bad.
Did you have any problems with no sound. Connected everything up, lights up but no sound.
If you have the navigation with DIS knob, and do not run wire to trigger amp from new harness, then you will most likely run into this issue. You have power, but the output from canbus is not transmitting wihtout the amp being triggered. Previously the DIS knob which selects the amp input does that....not the DVD player + DIS knob is bypassed,..that is why this problem occurs. IF you have the option that is touchscreen OE radio without dis knob, you would have been good to go.
Could you go into more detail about this process? I’ve installed a new 9” Android into my 2012 5.0 R-Spec and everything works except for the temperature reading doesn’t change and having no sound. I’m hesitant to mess with any wires until I know what you are talking about. Any information or details you could provide would help greatly.
Thank you for the video! 👍
@@extraplain Hello there. Sorry for the delay in responding. So if you got a canbus decoder as part of your radio kit and it doesn't show the HVAC info, it may be that you are not set on the correct driver for your specific car. To remedy this, go into your settings (the setting that will require pass code). Depending on your unit, you will need to know the pass code for the android piece. Once you are inside this factory settings, find CAN settings - Once you are in there, there should be a section which shows the options of drivers. Select something that is Korean and closest to your car - Mine I believe is set on K5 (it's a kia optima similar year setting).
I got the 2011 Hyundai equus it's got the same screen you have the same knob and I was wondering if that wiring harness would work since it's exactly the same
You would have to get the radio with the bezel that match the equus though. I did some quick searches for your year car and dang...I thought the BH sedan was scarce for aftermarket radios...seems like they don't have much for the equus if any that I could see.
Any issues with climate control not working?
No issues. If you have the correct canbus decoder and put the correct driver in the can settings it should work just fine.
It's crazy you gusy are so enthusiastic about this series of Genesis. I have a 2009 and it's been a nightmare. So many factory issues. from the rear shocks feeling like you're going over curbs on bumps, battery drain from the under hood sensor not making contact with the anti-theft, radio sound getting louder and or lower randomly at times, and now i'm dealing with a diode that caused my brake lights not to work. It's also a huge gas guzzler more than any other car i've owned. i'll never buy another Hyundai again after this nightmare.
Sorry to hear about your experience. This is my fourth BH sedan; (2) 2013 3.8s and (1) 13' 5.0 Rspec and (1) 12' 5.0 Rspec (this one in video). Never had those issues you mention but of course the 09 is the first year of production of the Genesis so there is bound to be issue. Like all other cars, it will have its fair share of issues; still the most bang for buck you can find out there though.
@@Gen1Gen yeah they fixed the shocks or rear suspension in 2010. i also have the 4.6 so thats why it kills gas. the battery drain is super annoying tho. they even came out with a new part(a bigger rubber stopper) and discontinued the old one to address this but didn't work for me.
@@doc-vg9lq Not sure how many miles your 09-10 has now, but i always shop for these cars ever since 2018 and the pre-facelifet pre GDI engined ones are like dirt cheap now.
I have 2 Genesis 09 and 13 V8s and absolutely nothing wrong with mine...my 13 just got crashed so I'm looking for another genesis.
@@doc-vg9lqwhat do you consider as “kills gas”? My 4.6 gets pretty solid fuel economy considering how much power it’s supposed to make. I usually average about 21mpg through my average work week which includes a decent blend of city driving and highway. If I fill up and then head out of town on the interstate it’s usually 26-28. I’d say not bad for 385hp in a 4xxx lbs car.
Thank you - 2009 Genesis here with Lexicon Tech package. What CAN Bus did you use? Do you have a link for it?
I recommend buying the Canbus along with the radio because that way the manufacturer gives you the correct one that mates with the specific radio. YOu should be able to find this from the seller. Tell me which specific radio you bought.
Hey there, can you please put working links in the comments...the desciption links dont seem to be clickable...tried on both youtube application and via youtube desktop website...thanks!
Hello there, which item were you interesting in and I will try to link it in the comments.
Im not getting any audio on my tech package. I just ordered a rca to 3.5mm cable .. to use the rca audio from radio to my aux port since my nav buttons like radio and aux still work. It wasnt bypassed. Ill let everyone know tomorrow and ill upload a video
Id be surprised if that works, but let us know. The input (aux usb etc) in the center console is connected to your DVD Player,,,which you are essentially replacing....so there is not connection to it. But let us know how it goes. What you probably need to do is run a "wake up" wire to your rear amp.
@Gen1Gen rca to aux works just got it in mail. I'm getting sound from my andriod auto, calls and fm radio of course with the antenna I bought. On my calls it's using th3 car mic. I have to make sure I press the aux button to get sound since it didn't bypass the nav buttons I am using a noise filter adapter for my aux port. Now all I have to do is the back up camera 😆
@@jesterstar2k20 Ah ok, interesting. Glad it worked for you! I think a member told me that he did the route you did and he was getting hella hums...thinking it's a ground loop issue. But hey if it works that way, then that's good!
And funny you mention back up cam; have to look into mine. Just today, the feed went out LOL I suspect it's the power wire or the RCA Video wire. I actually think there is a way to tap into the existing camera wiring without taking the trunk sleeve off. It will require two of the same adapters - (1) power to rca (kinda like a line level converted) at the screen side (wire should be the one of the ones that connect to original screen), and the other is same adapter but where camera wire is. Idea is to convert the stock yellow (or organge) / black / red wired into a power + rca. The converters should work in theory. This would avoid having to take trunk sleeve off and utilizing stock camera.
I have a 2010 Hyundai genesis sedan and it has navigation on it . I really wanna get it off and install a better radio since I’ve heard stock radio suck I hope you can please help me find the right radio to install a guide me thru it all the way ?
Do you have the center knob or is it a touchscreen navigation screen without the knob?
@@hmr1979it has a center knob . I seen a few videos of people on TH-cam doing it
@@osvaldosuarez5928 yes it can still be done. If you are using stock amp you just have to run trigger wire from head unit harness to the trunk. I am using separate amps so am completely bypassing stock system..
@@hmr1979is there a link for the the radio ? And a wiring diagram ?that would be perfect for me
@@hmr1979I wonder if that’s why mine keeps shorting. I just got one of these. The smaller version. The audio clip. When connected. Fuse blows. If I don’t plug. I can get the unit to power on but no sound.
Wheres the links?
Looks like I have to have some premium feature to have them show up. Which item are you wanting link for? If it's the radio just look up 13" android radio this car in Aliexpress and it should show up
Couldn’t find it on there could you send the link
Could you provide the links for everything in the video, would like to not be scammed on eBay lol
LOL for some reason I can post links on this youtube channel. Just google these keywords 13" android radio 2012 hyundai genesis sedan - I think there is another manufacturer on AE - mine on this video is a naviguide - The one that i see available is on aliexpress...not ebay. Just fyi
@@Gen1Gen sounds good, thank you!
@@JoeOfori1 no problem
Which brand do you have for the 13inch head unit ?
Look for Naviguide Y1 13" Android radio 2012 hyundai genesis
Appreciate it. I can’t find the canbus for that radio from naviguide so I might use kj-Navi’s 13” since it comes with the canbus
@@eyesozeke8249 If you purchase an android radio specific for the BH sedan from Aliexpress or Secaine and the likes, the canbus and wiring harness (for both base and tech package) should be included. Because it's a specific canbus.
Bro, links aren't clickable
Lmao
I do realize that now. I am such a noob on youtube, it limits the number of charaters and I Have no clue how to shorten the aliexpress links...theyre all super long.
What hud is that ?🤔
From Aliexpress. I actually gave it to someone because it was a tad too big for my liking. LOL it also looks too much like a lamborghini dash set up...car obviously not even close to a lambo hahahah
@@Gen1Gen have you found one you like better?🤔
@@Qster83 I did. Will post a video on it. It's the perfect size. It's more 16:9 view rather than the squarish look (4:3). I like that better because it doesnt look to be as big as the one on this video yet bigger than the smaller one i had before.
Way too big
LOL this screen size isn't for everyone for sure. I think it's the same size in all the Teslas....so it isn't super out of the norm.