Hyundai

[Edward Hayes]

Is the Hyundai technical site down or do I have the correct web
address?

 

[hyundaitech]

Been working for me all day.

www.hmaservice.com

 

[Edward Hayes]

Thanks Hyundaitech but, the site I was using has a website something
like the following.
www.dsconline.hyundaidealer.com/dealer/tech_info/tech_service_main
......

 

[nothermark]

Thanks Hyundaitech but, the site I was using has a website something
like the following.
www.dsconline.hyundaidealer.com/dealer/tech_info/tech_service_main
.....

FWIW - tried other link - server not found. hmaservice works much
better with IE than any of the alternative browsers.

 

[Edward Hayes]

hmaservice site doesn't allow me to see parts breakdowns of the
vehicle components. I can not find the assembly breakdowns so far.

 

[Kent]

Is this what you are looking for?

https://dcs.hyundaidealer.com/customer/index.jsp

It has the breakdown of the components, part number, and the like!

Kent

 

[Mike Marlow]

FWIW - tried other link - server not found. hmaservice works much
better with IE than any of the alternative browsers.

Oh yeah - it's a poorly written site. It doesn't play nicely with anything
but IE.

 

[Edward Hayes]

I am running IE !! Can you give me the correct web address as maybe I
put it in incorrectly when I transferred stuff to my new computer?
Thanks Ed Hayes

 

[Edward Hayes]

No Kent: The original site address was I think:
http://dcshyundaidealer.com/dealer/tech_info/tech_service_main The
site had a complete engine (4 & 6 Cyl.) exploded view showing all
individual components. The site did this for all major assemblies. A
really neat and useful site. Thanks for trying Kent Ed Hayes