Genuine Hyundai 93410-1U110 Lighting and Turn Signal Switch Assembly

I have a 2013 Hyundai Sonata GLS 2.4L; the head lights would flicker randomly and I would have to adjust the position of the signal switch to make it stop. My car did not come with the adjustable high beam option. I was worried that the switch wouldn't work with my vehicle but I installed it and it works just fine. Fixed the issue so now people wont think I'm trying to get their attention or that I'm being a jerk when driving at night.

2013 Hyundai Sonata GLS with Fog lights and auto headlights - Received a genuine OEM Hyundai part. Disconnected battery, let car sit one hour. Removed airbag and upper and lower steering column shroud. Removed 21mm nut, wiggled steering wheel till loose and removed. Removed switch assembly and reconnected all electrical plugs. Reassembled reverse of removal. Reconnected battery. Pretty easy job took 30 minutes. Headlights do not flicker any more when using the turn signals. Shipping was quick. I recommend this item.

Stuff like ease of installation has nothing to do with the quality of this piece.... it's a bit of an involved install. That being said, this was a genuine factory part. I had to replace mine as the lights were flickering on and off when I'd use the directional or high beams. Everything about this is as if you bought it from your dealership so I'm happy with it.

Had to replace my turn signal switch not too bad of a task but dealing with the airbag always makes me nervous. But everything worked out fine and the turn signal switch works like new no more headlights flickering on and off all by themselves. I say it was a great product. Would definitely buy from this company again.!

I set 4 stars because in the description doesn’t say that this switcher for automatic light and anti fog light as well, which is not good for SE version of Hyundai Elantra. Anyway it works but some features which SE doesn’t have of course doesn’t work. But major light and high beam light work good. And it fully compatible with Hyundai Elantra 2015.

This has been a literal nightmare. For almost 2 months now I've been forced to deal with a car that has headlights that go out intermittently due to this deflective switch. The initial replacement they sent me was worse than the one I was replacing. The initial need to replace the original switch came when trying to use the brights the entire car would black out and sometimes when you would use the turn signal the headlights would flicker. After installing the new one I was horrified to find that when the headlights were on I lost my taillights completely. They are supposed to send another replacement which initially was to arrive 9/8/21. Now I get an email saying 9/22/21. I've had to remove the replacement they sent and reinstalled the original so I can at least have lights when I don't use my brights or blinkers. It's a miracle I haven't been killed in an accident on my commute to work in the dead of night.

This fixes the unsafe situation of flickering headlights at night. First symptoms for my 2013 Sonata was flashing brights when I put on the turn signal. Only went downhill from there. This fixed it and Youtube videos can point you in the right direction for removal.

Is the original equipment that came on the car fits 2013 sonata if you are experiencing flickering lights inside and sporadic activation of hi-beams and headlights turning off this part will fix that problem. Information about installing Yes you have to remove airbag (it's really simple) youtube it Yes you have to remove the steering wheel Steering wheel nut is 21mm You will also need Philips head screwdriver Took less than an hour