@fantajenkings4068 no I left it as shown in the video. There's a fix for the battery drain pop-up from what I've seen online but I never looked into it to deeply to try it
hello, I'm asking for info, I replaced the 5 inch radio with a 10.25 facelift, do the connectors have to be repinned? because my radio doesn't turn on with the click and now I can't even turn it on, it just lights up.. thank you
Great video mate saved me a good bit of trial and error , ive just got hold of a 2017 i30n performance with 21 facelift front end , having trouble trying to get the lights to work at the minute , if you have any knowledge on how to get these 21 lights working on the 17 model I'd really appreciate it
If I have the smaller head unit (~5") without CarPlay (from a less featured 2017 i30 without the 8" unit or newer you show here), can I replace it to gain Apple CarPlay? I would absolutely love that! But don't know if it needs any code(s) entered or other setup requirement. Ideas?
@@jamesfrazer4 I managed to replace it with succes, together with the USB plug. Didn't require any codes. Just worked. But a rewiring was needed. Apple CarPlay working fine.
Hey mate, I did the upgrade on my Premium NA 2.0 4 CYLINDER i30 from 8 inch to 10.25inch. It works perfectly fine the annoying (battery discharging thing will come up) I also have an issue where my car interior light went completely off while driving on the highway and it came back on after turn the car off and on. The reverse camera is blurry compared to factory 8inch. Recently had an issue where the under revved when I turned it on and started shaking. I’m suspicious the 10.25 inch stereo is consuming too much power/ electricity compared to 8inch normal ones. I’ll keep you posted, I’m going to Hyundai dealer tomorrow to talk about the issues and I’m heading to battery shop to check battery condition, because i bought a brand new battery 2 months ago.
I did the swap too, but have no sound 😢 I think the bigger screen models in Australia need an amp to run.. they have a “Infintity” premium audio logo on them.
@@beaumunroe1827 yeah I think the premium Models have have different audio specs which has an amp. I gave up and swapped back when I saw the price of the amp from the wreckers.
@@beaumunroe1827 yep, they move into the centre screen. If you ever swap back to the old screen, you’ll need to disconnect the battery for half hour or so and the cluster will regain the functionality ◡̈
Have you found a solution for that? I'm starting to investigate it, for sure we have GPS antenna/module missing, but do you know if there is anything more?
@@Choobaka 1. When choosing the frame, make sure it’s also from the facelift model. If it’s pre-facelift, the hazard/lock buttons have a different shape. 2. Android Auto/Carplay won’t work without changing the USB/AUX module. Cars with AA and Carplay have a different module with different connectors and cables at the back. Make sure to buy a new cable for this module, running directly from the module to the stereo. Additionally, you’ll lose the aux functionality and the illumination on the USB module. 3. Some functions won’t work plug and play. For instance, you’ll get an intermittent error related to the car battery. This is because a pin’s position changed, and the navigation system thinks the battery is low. It can be resolved from the navigation system’s service menu. 4. Cars with built-in navigation also have a different GPS antenna. Those without it won’t display the time on the navigation system (set via GPS). After starting the car, you’ll see the last position on the map before the navigation was disconnected. It recovers in a few seconds as it gets the location from the phone. In summary, besides the navigation, here’s what you need for full functionality: 1. Purchase a USB module + a special cable for Android Auto. 2. Get an aftermarket GPS antenna with an Fakra connector; it will function just like the original. 3. Buy a male-to-female adapter with pins specially designed for Hyundai from AliExpress.
@jacekim98 apart from the DCT related issues (i.e. Not able to set rev matching in N mode, acceleration timer not working, gear box temp not working etc) everything works. Can still adjust all aspects of N mode but rev matching. Blue link kinda works but not really and you get the battery drain warning when stationary. My guess is you won't have these issues if you swap a manual headunit instead
@@aSidney ah ok yes that’s not too bad. In fact I’ve found my amplifiers stay powered up for 2 mins after turning the car off so I’d say it’s the same circuitry involved
Bluelink initially didn't work but a few weeks after the last software update it randomly started working but it's function is limited: I've set it up but I cannot link my account to the profile as it can't send an SMS with a code to link them, and I can't use the remote control features to control the car's functions to lock and unlock or any of similar other functions
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Thanks for showing, I was curious how to remove the big radio in my i30. Also, great taste in music as I can see in your dash. :)
Greetz from Germany
this is great! Thanks for sharing. Did you get the other bits working eventually?
@fantajenkings4068 no I left it as shown in the video. There's a fix for the battery drain pop-up from what I've seen online but I never looked into it to deeply to try it
Next let's change the front bumber and lights 🔥
Firstly great choice with amber pacific on the tunes! .. secondly I wonder if this would work with a non n line?
I was thinking off doing that cant find the bigger screen but how did u wrap it to alcantera ??
have you got a part number for it please?
Hey!! Just wondering if you have the part number for the Facelift unit? Thanks
Where did you buy? I’m from Kazakhstan, and I don’t know where I can buy
If you make this change in N-line what would happen?
how do i know that i'm buying a radio from i30n and not a regular i30? do you have a number for version n?
hello, I'm asking for info, I replaced the 5 inch radio with a 10.25 facelift, do the connectors have to be repinned? because my radio doesn't turn on with the click and now I can't even turn it on, it just lights up.. thank you
Form where I can get this screen
Great video mate saved me a good bit of trial and error , ive just got hold of a 2017 i30n performance with 21 facelift front end , having trouble trying to get the lights to work at the minute , if you have any knowledge on how to get these 21 lights working on the 17 model I'd really appreciate it
So You can replace the old one With the Facelift one ?
would this fit inot i30 non n version from 2018 or 2019
Hello.. sound playing?
If I have the smaller head unit (~5") without CarPlay (from a less featured 2017 i30 without the 8" unit or newer you show here), can I replace it to gain Apple CarPlay? I would absolutely love that! But don't know if it needs any code(s) entered or other setup requirement. Ideas?
Hi, just wondering did you get any info on this ?
@@jamesfrazer4 I managed to replace it with succes, together with the USB plug. Didn't require any codes. Just worked. But a rewiring was needed. Apple CarPlay working fine.
@@henrikolsen5 thanks for the update
Great video. Trickquestion... how the F did you wrap your fingers around the first part you removed behind the mediascreen??? 🧐👻🤣
Did the battery drain warning issue ever sort itself out ?
@zeple no, still there. Pops up when stationary every so often
Do you habe any idea why that pops up?
Have the same issue
@hellraiser8067 have you done the swap also? If not, it pops up when you're using the screen with the engine off
Yes I did also the swap and it pops up
@hellraiser8067 I'm guessing it's because it's not getting a signal from the ecu which tells the headunit the engine is running
great video. do you know where it is available to purchase the 10.25 inch headunit?
Besides directly from Hyundai or luckily on eBay, I have no idea - very difficult to come by
hey man really wondering if this new big navigation system works on a 2019 i30 that comes out with the smallest screen available.
Hey mate, I did the upgrade on my Premium NA 2.0 4 CYLINDER i30 from 8 inch to 10.25inch.
It works perfectly fine the annoying (battery discharging thing will come up)
I also have an issue where my car interior light went completely off while driving on the highway and it came back on after turn the car off and on.
The reverse camera is blurry compared to factory 8inch.
Recently had an issue where the under revved when I turned it on and started shaking.
I’m suspicious the 10.25 inch stereo is consuming too much power/ electricity compared to 8inch normal ones.
I’ll keep you posted, I’m going to Hyundai dealer tomorrow to talk about the issues and I’m heading to battery shop to check battery condition, because i bought a brand new battery 2 months ago.
@@amir_rc93do you think it’ll work on the i30 SR 2018 version?
Do you have your old headunit for sale? btw: Nice vid keep it up bro
@tqn403 yes I do, drop me an email if you're interested. And thank you!
I did the swap too, but have no sound 😢 I think the bigger screen models in Australia need an amp to run.. they have a “Infintity” premium audio logo on them.
@@beaumunroe1827 Nline
The unit came from an N Line Premium, going to an N Line
@@beaumunroe1827 yeah I think the premium
Models have have different audio specs which has an amp. I gave up and swapped back when I saw the price of the amp from the wreckers.
@@beaumunroe1827 yep, they move into the centre screen. If you ever swap back to the old screen, you’ll need to disconnect the battery for half hour or so and the cluster will regain the functionality ◡̈
Is it just some spary clue and fabric?
@LyttonDesign it came with adhesive backing so it was as simple as cutting to size and then laying it down
Do you think for a i20 facelift 2019 i can swap the headunit from the clasic one to the touchscreen one (same car same years just a better screen) ?
@XxeXcEnZexX can't say for sure, only one way to find out really
Have you found a solution for that? I'm starting to investigate it, for sure we have GPS antenna/module missing, but do you know if there is anything more?
@@Choobaka
1. When choosing the frame, make sure it’s also from the facelift model. If it’s pre-facelift, the hazard/lock buttons have a different shape.
2. Android Auto/Carplay won’t work without changing the USB/AUX module. Cars with AA and Carplay have a different module with different connectors and cables at the back. Make sure to buy a new cable for this module, running directly from the module to the stereo. Additionally, you’ll lose the aux functionality and the illumination on the USB module.
3. Some functions won’t work plug and play. For instance, you’ll get an intermittent error related to the car battery. This is because a pin’s position changed, and the navigation system thinks the battery is low. It can be resolved from the navigation system’s service menu.
4. Cars with built-in navigation also have a different GPS antenna. Those without it won’t display the time on the navigation system (set via GPS). After starting the car, you’ll see the last position on the map before the navigation was disconnected. It recovers in a few seconds as it gets the location from the phone.
In summary, besides the navigation, here’s what you need for full functionality:
1. Purchase a USB module + a special cable for Android Auto.
2. Get an aftermarket GPS antenna with an Fakra connector; it will function just like the original.
3. Buy a male-to-female adapter with pins specially designed for Hyundai from AliExpress.
the battery warning can be turned off in the hidden menu
how?? I have same problem
@@loveallcars search for your model hidden menu and find out
@@loveallcars did you ever find the issue
@Tungg_ did you ever find this?
Can this work on 2021 veloster N?
I have no idea, but I highly doubt it
Why can't carplay be full screen?
@jacekim98 it can, this can be toggled on or off in the settings
@@aSidney Thanks for your reply, Is there a function that doesn't work after swap?
@jacekim98 apart from the DCT related issues (i.e. Not able to set rev matching in N mode, acceleration timer not working, gear box temp not working etc) everything works. Can still adjust all aspects of N mode but rev matching. Blue link kinda works but not really and you get the battery drain warning when stationary. My guess is you won't have these issues if you swap a manual headunit instead
Hi I am retrofit a big 10.25 screen to my i20 everything works apart from the sound ? Can you help me?
i’m also planning to do the same. Did you fix the issue?
hy, very interesting, have you the part number for the infotainment system, for example the pre-facelift has the part numer 96160S0000PMP, thanks bye
Did you ever find a workaround for the unit not powering down when the car is turned off?
Nope, but given that it powers down after about 2 mins, complete none issue for me
@@aSidney ah ok yes that’s not too bad. In fact I’ve found my amplifiers stay powered up for 2 mins after turning the car off so I’d say it’s the same circuitry involved
@@aSidney last question, is the USB now working for CarPlay etc?
@gurujoshoz yep, works perfectly
@@aSidney thank you!
Does Bluelink work now? On Hyundai website it says that all cars with 10inch display have Bluelink.
Bluelink initially didn't work but a few weeks after the last software update it randomly started working but it's function is limited:
I've set it up but I cannot link my account to the profile as it can't send an SMS with a code to link them, and I can't use the remote control features to control the car's functions to lock and unlock or any of similar other functions
@aSidney what all functions working in bluelink?
@hasgard7714 can see the car's GPS location but that's about it
@@aSidney navigation works fine? Is there any change in cluster after installing the new headunit?
@hasgard7714 oh yeah the headunit itself functions fully (apart from functions to do with the DCT) there's no change to the guage cluster