Can I disconnect the gps in my elantra if so how

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Asked by Daniel Mar 19, 2017 at 06:18 AM about the 2013 Hyundai Elantra L FWD

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You can't like I said its in the radio, the dealership maybe able to do it for you, or purchase online a GPS blocker

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Just by posting a post regarding turning off GPS puts you under US Secret Service scrutiny.

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if its in the radio then removing the radio should do the trick. the US SS can SMA

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My ex is trying to hurt me i have a 2011 hyndai eylantra. How can is disable the gps tracking device he is crazy???

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Yea you can especially if you have android auto or apple car play you can remove the original and program just like in your cell Phone put a diff version of android auto or apple car play into the vechile and someone can track you most audio system run on android on new cars soo u can jail break them if you know how it happened at my dealership the company gave the customer a new audio unit

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