i30 Owners Club
THE GARAGE (SERVICE, MAINTENANCE & REPAIR) => GENERAL => Topic started by: billy638 on September 08, 2018, 12:46:47
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Hi guys,
I need a new battery. I did some research and I found out the some cars need a keep alive memory tool: so you don't lose any data from your car like radio stations etc... I have Hyundai i30 FD 2011. Do I need that tool when replacing the battery on this model? Or does it need it?
Many thanks
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I remembered the time i had NRMA came out to replace the battery on my old Subaru Forester 2002 model. NRMA actually hooked it up to another power source while he replaced the battery. Everything went pretty smooth
Didn't lost any memory on the clock or settings on the radio. Are you going to replace it yourself or calling NRMA? If you are calling NRMA then I am pretty sure they would have the tools for it.
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I remembered the time i had NRMA came out to replace the battery on my old Subaru Forester 2002 model. NRMA actually hooked it up to another power source while he replaced the battery. Everything went pretty smooth
Didn't lost any memory on the clock or settings on the radio. Are you going to replace it yourself or calling NRMA? If you are calling NRMA then I am pretty sure they would have the tools for it.
Don't think NRMA does call outs to London. 😀
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I remembered the time i had NRMA came out to replace the battery on my old Subaru Forester 2002 model. NRMA actually hooked it up to another power source while he replaced the battery. Everything went pretty smooth
Didn't lost any memory on the clock or settings on the radio. Are you going to replace it yourself or calling NRMA? If you are calling NRMA then I am pretty sure they would have the tools for it.
Don't think NRMA does call outs to London. 😀
Doh!!! Silly me :-[
PS: note to self - check member location b4 replying next time. :head_knock:
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Hi guys,
I need a new battery. I did some research and I found out the some cars need a keep alive memory tool: so you don't lose any data from your car like radio stations etc... I have Hyundai i30 FD 2011. Do I need that tool when replacing the battery on this model? Or does it need it?
Many thanks
No need for that.
Radio code needs to be re entered but 2011 probably does not have it.
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I remembered the time i had NRMA came out to replace the battery on my old Subaru Forester 2002 model. NRMA actually hooked it up to another power source while he replaced the battery. Everything went pretty smooth
Didn't lost any memory on the clock or settings on the radio. Are you going to replace it yourself or calling NRMA? If you are calling NRMA then I am pretty sure they would have the tools for it.
Don't think NRMA does call outs to London. 😀
Doh!!! Silly me :-[
PS: note to self - check member location b4 replying next time. :head_knock:
:rofl: :rofl:
Hopefully billy has realised same , or has invited local 'NRMA' home to play with his battery. 'Not Real Mechanic Ali'
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Hi guys,
I need a new battery. I did some research and I found out the some cars need a keep alive memory tool: so you don't lose any data from your car like radio stations etc... I have Hyundai i30 FD 2011. Do I need that tool when replacing the battery on this model? Or does it need it?
Many thanks
No need for that.
Radio code needs to be re entered but 2011 probably does not have it.
Is that a security code you are entering?
I don't recall seeing a code mentioned in the handbooks or are you referring to re entering the stations?
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Hi guys,
I need a new battery. I did some research and I found out the some cars need a keep alive memory tool: so you don't lose any data from your car like radio stations etc... I have Hyundai i30 FD 2011. Do I need that tool when replacing the battery on this model? Or does it need it?
Many thanks
No need for that.
Radio code needs to be re entered but 2011 probably does not have it.
Is that a security code you are entering?
I don't recall seeing a code mentioned in the handbooks or are you referring to re entering the stations?
Yeah he's talking security code, but can't recall needing one with any of our 4 x i30's
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:goodjob2: seemed to mainly be earlier i30s