Get the Best Priced Hyundai Genesis Parts

The Hyundai Genesis is a favorite of many people looking for the performance of a more expensive car, but not the cost. At five stars, it has a very good safety rating. However, due to the popularity of these cars, a used one may have some worn out parts.

We at PartsGeek.com are able to offer you both OEM and aftermarket replacement parts to get your Genesis looking and performing like new today.

What are some common Genesis issues?

Unfortunately, while the Genesis is cheaper than its other luxury counterparts, it also suffers from a medium reliability score. This means that certain parts will wear out and need replacing faster than other, more expensive, cars of the same class. Luckily, because the car is cheaper overall, the repair costs are cheaper, too. Additionally, our wholesale prices at PartsGeek.com give you the best deal when compared to any brick-and-mortar store. With our online selection, we are able to offer you an expansive inventory at reasonable prices.

The most common complaint with the Genesis is a rough ide and hard start when temperatures begin to drop outside. Bring your car to your local mechanic, and have them check the fault code in the powertrain control module (PCM for short). If it returns an error code of P161B, this means with certainty that the rough idle and starting issues are from faulty, outdated software. A PCM software upgrade should solve this problem.

Another common issue occurs when the speakers seemingly suddenly stop working. This usually occurs in models equipped with navigation systems. Again, this one is another software glitch, and it can be fixed with a hard reset. To do this, disconnect the car's negative battery wire, wait 15 minutes, and reconnect it again. If this doesn't fix the issue, it may be worth replacing the navigation system or looking into getting a new battery.

The last, and possibly most annoying, issue reported is a faulty theft alarm. It may sound suddenly for no obvious reason at all. The cause here is a faulty hood closed switch that is too short. Luckily, there is a slightly taller switch that you can install to fix this problem.

How to maintain your Genesis

As with any used car, it's important to help your Genesis stay in tip-top shape so it can last as long as possible. Besides regular oil changes, your Genesis can stay moving longer with a few key steps.

• Keep an eye out for rust
• Address any new or unusual dash lights or warnings
• Polish and oil any leather components to prevent cracking
• Throw away trash and vacuum your car regularly
• Wash your car often
• Don't let bird poop sit on your paint (it's acidic)

Why choose PartsGeek.com?

As already mentioned, our extensive OEM and aftermarket inventory of parts keeps your Genesis running smoothly. Along with our wholesale prices, our easy-to-navigate user interface makes shopping a breeze. As long as you know the year of your car, you can easily find the part you are looking for. Each listing shows which years the part fits, for your convenience, and, if you have any questions, we are always here to help through our contact page.