Re: Update: Electrical interference in the AM radio - 2005 Elant
 

Sorry I missed this post earlier. While Elantras were all equipped with a
spot for the filter, not all were equipped with the filter. It's a narrow
enough opening that you probably can't get your hand in very well. You
could always try getting a filter to put in and seeing whether you can
pull anything out when you do that. You'll need to remove the glove box
and a bracket to get to the filter opening.

Re: Update: Electrical interference in the AM radio - 2005 Elant
 

Sorry I missed this post earlier. While Elantras were all equipped with a
spot for the filter, not all were equipped with the filter. It's a narrow
enough opening that you probably can't get your hand in very well. You
could always try getting a filter to put in and seeing whether you can
pull anything out when you do that. You'll need to remove the glove box
and a bracket to get to the filter opening.

Re: Update: Electrical interference in the AM radio - 2005 Elant
 

hyundaitech wrote:
> Sorry I missed this post earlier. While Elantras were all equipped with a
> spot for the filter, not all were equipped with the filter. It's a narrow
> enough opening that you probably can't get your hand in very well. You
> could always try getting a filter to put in and seeing whether you can
> pull anything out when you do that. You'll need to remove the glove box
> and a bracket to get to the filter opening.

If you don't feel like paying for Hyundai's overpriced filter, I have a
DIY for making your own that uses inexpensive air conditioning filter
material on the Elantra Club web site.

http://elantragtclub.tripod.com/elantra/

Re: Update: Electrical interference in the AM radio - 2005 Elant
 

hyundaitech wrote:
> Sorry I missed this post earlier. While Elantras were all equipped with a
> spot for the filter, not all were equipped with the filter. It's a narrow
> enough opening that you probably can't get your hand in very well. You
> could always try getting a filter to put in and seeing whether you can
> pull anything out when you do that. You'll need to remove the glove box
> and a bracket to get to the filter opening.

If you don't feel like paying for Hyundai's overpriced filter, I have a
DIY for making your own that uses inexpensive air conditioning filter
material on the Elantra Club web site.

http://elantragtclub.tripod.com/elantra/