2008 Hyundai Starex (Gen. 4)

[bratski]

Not really sir yebo... Just 100% city driving, a big heavy body, and what probably were cost cutting measures on the GS [softer rotors?] hehe.

Considered lagpas quota ka na nga dyan hehe. Pag 100% city driving, Swerte na yung 20k before changing pads. My previous gs 13k lang before I changed the front pads. 100% traffic driving din yun

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[jaggerx3]

Orig pads pa dn ba ginagamit niyo? Planning to use HiQ sa sunod

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[skyflakes]

Mga sirs sino na sa inyo ang naglagay na ng oil catch can at anong brand highly recommended nyo?tia

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[CVT]

Mga sirs sino na sa inyo ang naglagay na ng oil catch can at anong brand highly recommended nyo?tia

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Wala pa ako bro.

Pero si bro.zix888, nagkakabit ng oil catch can.

[skyflakes]

Ok sir may konting langis n dn akong nakikita sa air cleaner hose ko

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[jaggerx3]

Ok sir may konting langis n dn akong nakikita sa air cleaner hose ko

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Sa akin may langis sa air cleaner hose papasok ng turbo

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[JJB]

^ normal lang may konting langis sa intake hose. It means the EGR is working.


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[dct]

Ok ba ang hi-q brake pads? Anyone tried it? Parang nabasa ko dito na korean oem sya. Nakita ko kanina sa mias. 1,418 at 1,169 price nya. Ok ba yun?

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[JJB]

Ok ba ang hi-q brake pads? Anyone tried it? Parang nabasa ko dito na korean oem sya. Nakita ko kanina sa mias. 1,418 at 1,169 price nya. Ok ba yun?

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Yes, si japanabc nagsabi na oem supplier si hi-q from korea.
Checked fb page ng GS owners and 950 lang pala front set.
Mura nga sya at oem pa compared to original na 2.5k. Bendix is 900-1k iirc.
May i know sino dealer ng hi-q sa mias?

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[dct]

Yes, si japanabc nagsabi na oem supplier si hi-q from korea.
Checked fb page ng GS owners and 950 lang pala front set.
Mura nga sya at oem pa compared to original na 2.5k. Bendix is 900-1k iirc.
May i know sino dealer ng hi-q sa mias?

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Roadfit bro. Sa banawe. So medyo mas mahal pa pala sakanila. San po kaya yung 950?

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[JJB]

Roadfit bro. Sa banawe. So medyo mas mahal pa pala sakanila. San po kaya yung 950?

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From the GS fb page: Andy’s parts depot Hi-Q brake pads

For orders: 0917-5039909


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[benchph1]

Finally na-DIY install ko din yung Rear Power Socket para sa GS.

Tools and Materials needed:

1. Cigarette Lighter Socket with cover
2. Automotive “Fuse Tap”
3. Automotive Fuses (Mini type for the GS)
4. Automotive Wire (15meter, 16awg for the power line, 5meter, 18awg for the ground.
6. Wire connectors
7. 22mm hole saw for wood/plastic
8. Portable electric drill
9. Wire stripper
10. Wire crimper
11. Pry tools for sidings
12. Philips screwdriver
13. Cable ties
14. Eye connectors



The cigarette lighter sockets (also installed one below the shift lever because this is deleted on HARI Units) and fuse tap were ordered online. Sockets from Amazon, while the fuse tap came from Lazada.
Bought the wires from an Auto Supply. I already have spare fuses for my GS.

1. Layout the power line on the floor of the GS. You need to layout on the left side because thats were the fuse box is.
I had to take out the driver step board and left 2nd row step board to hide the wire there. Driver side is secured by two philips head screws and several clips. It needs manhandling to take out. Same with the one on the sliding door. Though there are no screws there. Secure the wire together with the factory harness using cable ties. For the last part, i just hid the wires below the rear sidings. Because its difficult to dismantle the rear sidings. I left about 1 meter allowance on both sides.

2. Connect the fuse tap on the front portion of the power line wire. No need to use wire connector here as there is a built-in connector on the fuse tap. Just secure it by using the wire crimper.

3. Dismantle the D pillar upper sidings, they are secured by very soft clips so take care. Next is to dismantle the lower portion of the rear sidings. There are two Philips screws and several clips securing this part. You might need to remove the weatherstrip to partly remove the lower sidings.

4. Choose a spot were you want to install the socket. I chose to dismantle the rear sidings first because i want to make sure there’s enough allowance left against the frame. After you have chosen a spot, Use the 22mm hole saw and drill the hole. The end of the cigarette socket will fit inside the hole you just made, but you need to enlarge it by about half a mm more because of the plastic cover.

5. Snake the ground wire inside the rear sidings. The eye connector side near the rear washer tank, while the other side through the 22mm hole. This is also a good time to pull the power line through the 22mm hole.

6. Connect the power & ground wire to the cigarette lighter socket. Connect the Ground to the body/frame. I connected mine on an existing one.



7. Go back to the front part of the wire and open the fuse box. You need to choose a circuit that is suitable to tap power for your socket. For the GS, there is a 20A cigarette lighter circuit and a separate 15A “power socket” circuit. I chose to tap to the 15A power socket circuit. Take out the 15A fuse using the puller. Connect this to the fuse tap. Connect another 15A fuse to the fuse tap. Make sure the engine is not running or the key is not in ACC mode. Connect the fuse tap to the fuse box.



8. Go back to the rear part and check if there is power on the socket. If there is then success!

Of course you still need to reinstall the upper and lower part of the rear sidings, the weatherstrip, secure the rest wires using cable ties, the wire connected to the fuse box and finally, the socket. If it doesnt fit snugly on the hole you might need to enlarge it a bit more.

Finished product:






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[Automahn]

Finally na-DIY install ko din yung Rear Power Socket para sa GS.

Tools and Materials needed:

1. Cigarette Lighter Socket with cover
2. Automotive “Fuse Tap”
3. Automotive Fuses (Mini type for the GS)
4. Automotive Wire (15meter, 16awg for the power line, 5meter, 18awg for the ground.
6. Wire connectors
7. 22mm hole saw for wood/plastic
8. Portable electric drill
9. Wire stripper
10. Wire crimper
11. Pry tools for sidings
12. Philips screwdriver
13. Cable ties
14. Eye connectors



The cigarette lighter sockets (also installed one below the shift lever because this is deleted on HARI Units) and fuse tap were ordered online. Sockets from Amazon, while the fuse tap came from Lazada.
Bought the wires from an Auto Supply. I already have spare fuses for my GS.

1. Layout the power line on the floor of the GS. You need to layout on the left side because thats were the fuse box is.
I had to take out the driver step board and left 2nd row step board to hide the wire there. Driver side is secured by two philips head screws and several clips. It needs manhandling to take out. Same with the one on the sliding door. Though there are no screws there. Secure the wire together with the factory harness using cable ties. For the last part, i just hid the wires below the rear sidings. Because its difficult to dismantle the rear sidings. I left about 1 meter allowance on both sides.

2. Connect the fuse tap on the front portion of the power line wire. No need to use wire connector here as there is a built-in connector on the fuse tap. Just secure it by using the wire crimper.

3. Dismantle the D pillar upper sidings, they are secured by very soft clips so take care. Next is to dismantle the lower portion of the rear sidings. There are two Philips screws and several clips securing this part. You might need to remove the weatherstrip to partly remove the lower sidings.

4. Choose a spot were you want to install the socket. I chose to dismantle the rear sidings first because i want to make sure there’s enough allowance left against the frame. After you have chosen a spot, Use the 22mm hole saw and drill the hole. The end of the cigarette socket will fit inside the hole you just made, but you need to enlarge it by about half a mm more because of the plastic cover.

5. Snake the ground wire inside the rear sidings. The eye connector side near the rear washer tank, while the other side through the 22mm hole. This is also a good time to pull the power line through the 22mm hole.

6. Connect the power & ground wire to the cigarette lighter socket. Connect the Ground to the body/frame. I connected mine on an existing one.



7. Go back to the front part of the wire and open the fuse box. You need to choose a circuit that is suitable to tap power for your socket. For the GS, there is a 20A cigarette lighter circuit and a separate 15A “power socket” circuit. I chose to tap to the 15A power socket circuit. Take out the 15A fuse using the puller. Connect this to the fuse tap. Connect another 15A fuse to the fuse tap. Make sure the engine is not running or the key is not in ACC mode. Connect the fuse tap to the fuse box.



8. Go back to the rear part and check if there is power on the socket. If there is then success!

Of course you still need to reinstall the upper and lower part of the rear sidings, the weatherstrip, secure the rest wires using cable ties, the wire connected to the fuse box and finally, the socket. If it doesnt fit snugly on the hole you might need to enlarge it a bit more.

Finished product:

Good job bro!

[JJB]

Damn, sounds not so easy to DIY. Im planning to do the same thing too, i have the fuse tap and usb plug already. Pagawa ko na lang sa labas[emoji51]
Thanks for sharing bro!


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[benchph1]

Thanks Automahn.

Installment ang pagkabit ko dyan. Took me around 3-4 hours to do everything, but had to do in two separate occasions.

Mahirap na part yung pagtago ng wires sa ilalim, kasi kelangan baklasin pa yung driver & passenger side footwell.

Sunod na mahirap yung pagtantya ng laki ng butas para swak si power socket.

The rest is easy.

DIY for today. Inayos ko na din yung wiring ng second auxilliary socket. Dati kasi nakatap lang dun sa first socket.







FYI lang sa 3rd pic (encircled) Dyan ako una nag-tap para sa second power socket. Naka-direct pala sa battery yan kaya kahit naka-off ang ignition may power pa din. Had to choose a different circuit and change the orientation of the fuse taps para magkasya.


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[xgamerx3]

bossing kelangan pa po ba mag lagay ng fuse tap
balak ko rin kasi mag lagay ng extra cig lighter. eh ang plano ko sna eh i-tap ko nlng dun sa wire nung existing cig lighter.

balak ko po kasi 2 cig lighter na aditional.
possible po ba yun kung sa linya ng original cig lighter ako comonect?

tska san nyo po nabili yung cig lighter na kinabit nyo.
may nabili po ako kso malambot yung rubber cover nya cheap tignan. unlike nung sainyo mukhng oem tlga

[benchph1]

Maglalagay ka lang ng fuse tap kung balak mo i-tap sa fusebox. Kung sa existing mo balak i-tap hindi na kelangan.

Sa tingin ko ok naman mag-tap ng dalawa sa existing na cig lighter. 20A naman yun. Just make sure you do it correctly.

Hindi lang “mukhang oem” yun sir. OEM Hyundai Mobis talaga yun. Heheh

Amazon ko nabili yan. Nag-ikot na ako sa mga Auto Supply selling Korean car parts lahat sila wala.




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[yebo]

Maglalagay ka lang ng fuse tap kung balak mo i-tap sa fusebox. Kung sa existing mo balak i-tap hindi na kelangan.

Sa tingin ko ok naman mag-tap ng dalawa sa existing na cig lighter. 20A naman yun. Just make sure you do it correctly.

Hindi lang “mukhang oem” yun sir. OEM Hyundai Mobis talaga yun. Heheh

Amazon ko nabili yan. Nag-ikot na ako sa mga Auto Supply selling Korean car parts lahat sila wala.




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meron sa lazada c.o.d. pa ang payment.

[benchph1]

meron sa lazada c.o.d. pa ang payment.

Whats the keyword that you used sa search? Wala akong nakita sa Lazada niyan


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[yebo]

Whats the keyword that you used sa search? Wala akong nakita sa Lazada niyan


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fuse tap.

note meron iba-ibang sizes depending on what fuses are in your fuse box.

dun ko nabili yung akin pero hangang ngayon tinatamad pa ako mag diy.