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Hyundai Key Fob Replacement The days of having a spare key made for emergency situations are long gone. Today's Hyundai vehicles are equipped with the latest key fobs that do a lot more than just open and start your car. Fortunately, a professional locksmith can usually fix the majority of issues that arise with these newer types of keys. Here are some things to remember when it comes to hyundai key fob replacement. Keys Replacement Hyundai key fobs are loaded with features that make driving a car more fun. One of the more useful features is the trunk control feature, which lets you open your trunk without having to insert the key into the car's lock. Another feature that is useful is the panic button which can trigger your car's lights and horn. This can help make you stand out in a situation that could be dangerous or deter criminals. If you're in the market for an additional key for your Hyundai, there are several ways to obtain one. Visit our service center in Lexington to have your key programmed. G28 Car Keys can also reprogram lost keys so that it can work again. The battery inside the key fob typically lasts between two and four years. This can be accomplished by yourself or by visiting an locksmith who has the equipment to complete the task for you. To replace the battery in the key fob to replace the key fob battery, open the case by pressing and holding the metal tab, or button on the back. Once the case has been opened, remove the old CR2032 and replace it with the new CR2032. Make sure that the new battery has been placed correctly inside the fob and that all connections are in contact. Duplicate Keys Your Hyundai key fob can do a lot. It can lock and unlock your vehicle, open the windows from the outside and even pop the boot. It also comes with an alarm switch that activates the alarm system, turns on the lights, and alerts you in case of emergency. The most common reason for a key fob's device to not function is the battery, which needs replacement. Fortunately, the process is relatively simple. Before replacing the battery, it's a good idea to check the owner's guide to see what exactly the procedure is for your particular model. After that, take the metal key off and pry open the key fob with either a coin or a flat blade screwdriver. Once inside, gently lift the circuit board and find the battery. Note the position of the battery so that you can replace correctly. Replace the battery in the same way as the previous battery, and then snap the key fobs together. If your key fob doesn't function after trying these steps, it might require programming. Fortunately, this is a simple process, as long as the key fob doesn't get damaged in the process. To reprogram your Hyundai's keyfob simply enter the vehicle and shut all the doors. Use the key to switch the ignition into accessory mode, then hold the “open” or the “unlock” buttons until the car's lights flash. Transponder Keys Hyundai's newer key fobs are more advanced and sophisticated than ever before, but that technology comes at a price. A new key fob could cost up to $200 and will require a dealer visit. Duplicating a metal car key in a hardware shop costs about $10. These modern keys have a computer chip, which has to be linked to the system of your vehicle. Fortunately, this is easy to do provided you have the appropriate tools. You can use a screwdriver made of flat heads to remove the back cover of your Hyundai fob. The battery is located within the. You can purchase a replacement key fob at any hardware store, or even online, once you have figured out the type of battery the fob uses. Make a photograph or a note of the position of the original battery on your key fob, so you can place the replacement one properly. After installing the new battery, you'll have to reassemble your Hyundai key fob and reset the code. Refer to the owner's manual for instructions specific to your model year. After you've completed your work you can test your fob by opening and closing the doors and pushing any of the other buttons. If the fob has been correctly programmed, it should unlock the car automatically. Keyless Entry Hyundai vehicles feature keyless entry. This makes it simple to lock and unlock your vehicle from a distance. Remote control keys let you roll down the windows and some models allow you to start the engine. However the key fob has to be programmed to match your vehicle before you can use it. To begin you must download the Digital Key app from the Google Play store. Once the app has been installed, you are able to begin setting up your Hyundai digital key. Once you have the application, the process is relatively simple. To complete the process, you will need to follow each step's instructions. This method is only compatible with key fobs that have been previously programmed. Make sure you have the right size battery for your Hyundai before you begin. Then, open your key fob and then carefully lift the circuit to reveal the battery. You can snap a photo or record the location of the battery within the key fob to help you replace it correctly. The majority of Hyundai key fobs are powered by a type of battery called CR2032 which is easily found in Fernley or online. Once you have the replacement battery, replace it with the original one and reassemble the key fob.