Azera airbag fuse - 2009 Hyundai Azera

It is hidden well.

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You have the VIN#. Call the dealer. They are the only ones that can tell you your options on that car.

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

in the main fuseblock..

check fuse if not then motor is gone

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check the fuse .

Odds are the electronics inside the audio unit (head) have malfunctioned. There is only one way to check/verify this. The passenger compartment Fuse/Relay box has a power bar (shunt fuse) yellow in color. Pull this fuse out (not all the way out). Wait 60 seconds then reinsert (push back in) to reset the Audio (Radio) unit. Recheck the CD functions (load/eject). If the same problem recurs, then it's the audio unit/head which has malfunctioned. The typical repair is replace the audio unit.

Check the fuse--it may be out. Fuse box is on the side of the dash (when the driver's side door is open) next to the steering wheel. Pull hard--the fuse names are on the panel door you just pulled out. Fuse puller is in the "engine room" according to the manual for a 2006 Hyundai Azera Limited, though I haven't been able to find the "engine room", yet.

dear friend-the fuse box is situated next to the steering cullomn ubove the excellerator pedal.

The answer is in your glovebox. There is a trunk lock-out button on the top left. It is designed to prevent access to the trunk if using a valet (or anyone else driving your car). Go to your glovebox and press the button. The trunk should now work as intended.