20 Most Recent 2006 Hyundai Azera Questions & Answers

Most later model cars have security immobilizers built into the keys to prevent someone from hot wiring the car. You can't just replace the key and cylinder unless they are reprogrammed to your car. The only way you can is to swap the corresponding ECU and immobilizer modules from the donor vehicle from which the key/tumbler came. Hope this helps, Scott Europartsplus.com

Leak in the system

First is to adjust the dash lights which is on your light control. Should be a thumb toggle that you use to turn on your dome lights. All the way up will brighten your dash and clock lights. There should also be a setting in your menu on the clock/radio itself.

the bank 1 sensor is usually the lambda sensor thats mounted to the exhaust system u need to check the exhaust system from the manifold to the rear of the vehicle if u have 2 sensors in the exhaust system then bank 1 will be the one closest to the engine

you will need to enter radio code first

Bad motor

Sounds like the track needs lubrication. Check the track for obstructions like accumulation of leaves or other materials that would prevent it from closing completely

Hi Have you changed the battery lately ?? or did the battery need a jump start if not to both then you may have a blown fuse check them on the radio system also the radio has two power lines to it one keeps the radio with a supply when the key is turned off to keep the radio coded the other comes alive when you turn on the key in the ignition Best of Luck

You have to determine if its electrical or mechanical. Cars should come out of park with break depressed and and key in on position. To get the car in gear and drive it to a mechanic: Look for a round cap in the console/cover just in front of the shifter. Remove the plastic cap then you can push (down) the shift release with a small screw driver or pen. Break needs to be depressed and move this shifter all at the same time. I think it resets when you go back to park. To troubleshoot: Verify the brake light come on (part of interlocking system) if no check brake fuse. if break lights work check fuse that controls 'key lock control module' and its power source.

The one under the front of the car is required, in order to direct air flow through the grill opening They are held on with screws & push pins How would it come off? Has to be sloppy work at some shop you go to,they just don't come off