[ChefBoyArtty]

I'm trying to install a aftermarket HUD and it needs to be connected to the OBD II but when I take the rectangular plastic cover off where the fuses are I don't see it.

 

[LittleBokey]

I'm trying to install a aftermarket HUD and it needs to be connected to the OBD II but when I take the rectangular plastic cover off where the fuses are I don't see it.

Under the center of steering wheel, facing down is where the OBD port is..

 

[ChefBoyArtty]

Got it ty! $45 HUD works great!

 

[tylerrobbins]

What this for? Pics or link?

 

[ChefBoyArtty]

SHEROX 3.5" Car HUD Head Up Display with OBD2/EUOBD Interface Plug & Play Vehicle Speed KM/h MPH, OverSpeed Warning, Water Temperature, Battery Voltage, Mileage Measurement https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01NADDHE...abc_XPV1DB04MZA16GBV441F?_encoding=UTF8&psc=1

So you can see your speed in the glass , I'm used to the heads up display from my previous car, a Mazda cx9

 

[richardase]

The DLC (Data Link Connector) aka OBD2 port is located underneath the steering. Just unplug the cover and you'll see the OBD2 port. It's easy to use a wireless obd2 scanner with Hyundai cars.

 

[DenCruz]

Don’t forget to unplug It once you kill the engine! The OBD port does not provide a switched power lead. So anything plugged into it will draw power all the time. This can only lead to a dead battery : (

 

[DenCruz]

Just clicked on the link above, that is the exact unit I bought one week ago! I like it a lot. I have yet to formally wire it in so that the wire is as hidden as possible. I also bought the necessary adaptors so that I can hook power up to switched power. That way the heads up display only gets power when the engine is running. For now I have just been plugging/unplugging (pretty annoying, but necessary).