1st gen or 2nd Gen???
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No, it's not a bolt on job. More folks have tried it, and failed.
I think he did some posts about it on HA.com. Do a search my mang.
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I think he did some posts about it on HA.com. Do a search my mang.
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From: Los Lunas, New Mexico, USA.
Vehicle: 2001 Hyundai Tiburon, 2004 Kia Sorento, 2010 Kia Soul
QUOTE (red_agt)
This pic? :wink:
OMFG!!!
WTF DID YOU FIND THAT?!~?!?!?!?@!##$?!?!#%
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Thats the one.
There's 2 of them out there, the first one was blue.
http://www.hyundaiaftermarket.org/images/vendor1.png
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Well guys the prob with switching over to 2nd gen interior, is you loose the function of your cruise control, your rear washer I believe, and your rear defroster. These things matter to some so they won't do it. My buddy Jaws, however, doesn't really car about anything besides, style and performance. I think there are a few of us out there that did it. However, I'm pretty sure that he lost his functions like that.
Trust me the only true full working 2nd Gen interior on a first Gen, would mean you had to strip the car down to the bare metal and remove all the wiring harness of the first gen, then stick in the 2nd gen and rewire/hook up every sensor, in the interior, and under the hood. This would take months of work for the average person, lots of splicing and replacing sensors and connectors, big mess.
So that basically narrows it down to... ME
hehe But my whole car is second gen, all the way down to the gas tank and fuel lines. I changed all the emissions equipment too just so I didn't get any check engine lights. It looks so much better inside I think. You guys are lucky who got that all just cause you bought a 2000+ tib.
Trust me the only true full working 2nd Gen interior on a first Gen, would mean you had to strip the car down to the bare metal and remove all the wiring harness of the first gen, then stick in the 2nd gen and rewire/hook up every sensor, in the interior, and under the hood. This would take months of work for the average person, lots of splicing and replacing sensors and connectors, big mess.
So that basically narrows it down to... ME
hehe But my whole car is second gen, all the way down to the gas tank and fuel lines. I changed all the emissions equipment too just so I didn't get any check engine lights. It looks so much better inside I think. You guys are lucky who got that all just cause you bought a 2000+ tib.
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I couldn't find the blue one cause like you said, the site was down. I'm sure I have the pic of the blue one on a cd somewhere.
A little search for gtproject on google and the pic came up on a korean page with links. smile.gif
http://www.carmode.com/part/jejo_list.html
A little search for gtproject on google and the pic came up on a korean page with links. smile.gif
http://www.carmode.com/part/jejo_list.html