Can anyone tell me where I can purchase the factory infotainment system for my 2007 9-3 Aero?

Hi,

it would make sense because in a lot of cars, the screen for the backup camera is integrated into the infotainment system (which includes the radio).

I'm surprised the dealer didn't' just recommend an infotainment system to replace your radio with. You might call another Hyundai dealer and ask them to recommend an infotainment system which includes a backup camera integration. They should be able to handle the full installation.

Thank you.

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Greetings, I read your question and I think Reliable-Store can help you in this. Here's the site link. Saab 9 5 1998 2007 Factory Workshop Service repair manual

Just contact your local dealership. They should be able to tell you what options your car left the factory with.

hire a tow truck that uses wheel dollys that can be used under the drive wheels.

I belive it would have to do it through the blue tooth menu on the phone but you will have to activate the vehicles system also which should be in the owners manual.I hope this helps you.

I had just 35000 KM's on my 2007 9-3 Aero when the brake pads were gone - dealer wanted... wait for it.... $900 to replace just the rear pads and rotors. Dealer also said that Rotors MUST be changed every time the pads are on this car. Purchased new OEM pads and rotors from autopartsway.ca and did the install myself. Took just over an hour, and I am not that mechanically inclined. Dealer will tell you that you need a special compression tool to push the pistons in... I used a C-Clamp and a pair of vice grips (tighten the C-clamp a bit, and rotate the piston with the vice grips... takes quite a while, but is cheap and effective).

it can be but for better clarification...go vissit your local dealer/parts deptment and tell them what you want and they can tell you for sure. Aftermarket DVD shops will say nop and try to sell u an aftermarket unit to replace your factory one.

this is pretty vague. There are a lot of options out there. A few of the top hits in your search for car audio retailers on your favorite www search engine will set you up with an installation kit and harness so you don't have to cut the factory harness. My favorite starts with the letter C. Their tech department is strong and will support you in your purchase free of charge, Like a CRUTCH.

You will have to have it programmed at a Saab dealer. It wouldn't hurt to remove the old EHU (radio) and see if you have different connectors. Remove the screw covers (4) carefully and remove the screws. Then it will come right out. I think there are different connectors which would mean you are screwed but I am not sure. Make sure you have the Nav. DVD.