Programming a Remote?
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Programming a Remote?
We were finally able to get my fiance into a 2004 Sonata to replace the 2003 Santa Fe (ice in TN on an off ramp combined with concrete abuttment = totaled car).
The woman who had the car before us had pretty long nail because the buttons are destroyed on both remotes.
A remote at the dealership costs 165$ new.
Has anyone figured out how to get a used remote from another car and reprogram it for use with another car?
The woman who had the car before us had pretty long nail because the buttons are destroyed on both remotes.
A remote at the dealership costs 165$ new.
Has anyone figured out how to get a used remote from another car and reprogram it for use with another car?
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sometimes that is a disadvantage of being an engineer... you overlook the obvious...
Thank you for the tip... I'll just need to get a few remotes to see how to open them up without destroying them... (no screws holding them together).
Thank you for the tip... I'll just need to get a few remotes to see how to open them up without destroying them... (no screws holding them together).
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if you remove the key ring you can slide a coin in the back of it and twist it open. or the same procedure but on the sides of the remote with a small flat head