How do I reactivate ISG on my hyundai - 2013 Hyundai Veloster

Not sure about yours, but many will reset by: turn key to "on" and wait 15 minutes or so; shut off, then try to start.

According to the hs-CRP blood test, accepted level is 1-3 mg of C-Reactive protein per L of blood
According to the hs-CRP blood test, accepted level is 1-3 mg of C-Reactive protein per L of blood
* Low risk: less than 1.0 mg/L
* Average risk: 1.0 to 3.0 mg/L
* High risk: above 3.0 mg/L
C-reactive protein measures general levels of inflammation in your body. The more means that somewhere in the body, there is an inflammation. Found this hope it helps

contact a hyundai dealership as there is a procedure you can carry out and i cant quite remember it exactly it involves turning ign on but not starting engine and pressing a button ,thats the part i can't quite remember fully but a hyundai dealership will know

Without jabbing at the XM help staff or Dealers who wont mess with the small stuff, (no money in it)
try going to a high-end car audio shop. If they sell decks that came with Sat. radio they should be able to help. You will not have been the first person to ask for help with this!!

Hello,
Most of the keyfobs have instrctions on the back, or on the inside cover on how to change the battery in the keyfob and then reactivate.
If you can't find the instructions, you can try the following.

From outside of the vehicle, with all of the doors closed, push the unlock button, then the lock button, then the unlock button, then the lock button.
If that doesn't work;
Those keys/key pads, are highly sensitive to interfearence from other remotes, such as other keys with chips, garage door openers, etc., try to make sure that no other electronic products are near your keyfob.

I hope this helps you.

normally a four digit code if you have the original books ith car and the same radio fitted should be a code in the book to reactivate radio after you reconnect you battery small radio book with owners manual

Try looking in the glove box for a sicker or in the back of the Manuel book for the code. There is 4 numbers to reactive the radio. If you can not find the code, try 0000 to reactive the radio. At worst you can log on to Radio-code.com. There is a fee for the code, but you get to keep the code and most of the time it's cheaper then the dealer. Good luck and keep me post.

Radio probably requires an unlock code, this is an annoying security feature to deture would be thieves from stealing your radio. Once power is lost to the raido it needs to be reactivated by entering a code. The original code would have been found in the manual that came with the vehicle, but you could probably find it online with the right info, car make, year, radio S/N number etc. Good luck

Reprogram the keyless entry remotes. Take the vehicle to a Hyundai Service Center.. they'll give you an estimate of repairs (parts, labor, tax, time-frame, etc.). This way you'll know EXACTLY what's needed and the fix.

The best way to solve this issue is simply sellling your vehicle!