[annafelicity]

Hello Members, this is a woman we have bought a second hand Hyandai i30 dated 2008 and now for whatever reason the navigation system says fatal error for MP3!! I have a DestinAtor 8 chip. Can anyone help.  Also our clock keeps jumping time? any ideas. Thank you.

[The Gonz]

Bienvenida Andaluza! 

Welcome to the forum. I've never had those problems but it won't be long before you'll start getting answers (and probably more questions as we work through your situation).
 

[Asterix]

Hi annafelicity

 

Don't have the built-in navi, so can't help you, sorry.

[Phil №❶]

Hello Anna,

GPS was not fitted to the Hyundai in 2008 in Australia, so can't help much, but try this, it MAY wory.

Disconnect the - (Negative) lead on your engine battery for at least 30 minutes, preferably overnight. You do not need to disconnect the + or positive lead at all. This should allow the memory in your radio to clear and when you reconnect the battery, it will hopefully clear the fault with your mp3.

The clock timing was an issue with that model but usually faulted when the car was new, not after 6 years. The reset, MAY fix this problem too.

You will of course, have to re-tune your radio stations.

Good luck.

[Alasama]

 

Could be the problem of the usb port on the navigation system or the problem of the usb disk itself. Some of our local members' i30 cannot read some usb disk, but okay with some other usb disk of different brands.

My clock is always going slow. 

[John B]

Welcome annafelicity. 

[Doggie 1]

 

[Dazzler]

  Anna

On one of our cars I have covered the clock with our Garmin GPS and just use an after market digital clock velcro'd to the top of the steering column (mind you the one I bought gains time!) 

[TheReaper]

 

[Doggie 1]

Anna

On one of our cars I have covered the clock with our Garmin GPS and just use an after market digital clock velcro'd to the top of the steering column (mind you the one I bought gains time!) 

That's so you can catch up with the mainland. 

[Dazzler]

  Close, it was probably made on the mainland!