I have a 2006 Hyundai Azera Limited. That the radio will come on but no sound will come thru speaker's .It has the infinity in dash 6 disc CD play with amp and sub woofer

Asked by Daryl Oct 30, 2014 at 11:16 AM about the 2006 Hyundai Azera Limited FWD

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

I checked all fuse and had battery
recharge. And still no sound thru
speakers

5 Answers

1,075

If no blown fuses, the harness behind the radio is disconnected or a wire is damaged or the radio itself is faulty.

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The factor amp went out.That will make the sound not come thru the speakers

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I had the same problem on my 2013 Azera. I checked a few forums and found a remedy that solved my problem. Reset the radio. There is a small pin hole on the front of the radio; mine was above the CD player. Insert a paper clip for 10 seconds. Although this will wipe out saved/programmed radio stations, it resets the radio settings to the factory default and it worked fine ever since.

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We had the same issue with a 2013 Azera. The pin hole is directly above the cd ejector button. It almost looks like a small light but its not. We reset it for 10 seconds with the car running and it fixed the problem. Thanks Gura

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Simply reset the amp by pulling the amp fuse and reinserting it. The amp fuse in a 2013 Azera is the 25 amp fuse in the lower left corner of the fuse panel next to the drivers left knee.This preserves your resets. I have to keep a needle nose plier in the door because of the crappy electronics in Hyundais.

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