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No hay artículos en el carroComprueba cómo quitar el juego remoto y el chip del llavero original antes de realizar el pedido.
Geneviève
Comentado en Canadá el 14 de mayo de 2024
J'ai réussi à réparer ma clé mais sur l'image il y a 2 manette. Je croyais en recevoir 2
Rex Eberle
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 29 de septiembre de 2024
Amazon corrected the picture because of me. It used to show 2 Fobs. When it said 2 pieces, it was referring to the screwdriver being the second piece. (I finally figured that out because of the recent brain supplements I’ve been taking.from Amazon). You still may see 2 fobs on subsequent pages but be aware it’s only one Fob. It worked very well, saved me hundreds of $’s! Remember you have to wind the key (counter clockwise) with the spring in place and hold the key down until to attach the other side. I kept the original key (easiest thing to do) (best place to have it cut if you want to use the new key is Batteries Plus; Home Depot etc don’t do it). About $20 to cut it. I ended up using the old button as well but you may not need to. Mine was a Sonata 2015. I highly recommend it over dealership or even Key services unless you are not steady with your fingers or your elderly. Have someone younger do it for you. I’m in my late 60’s so it took me about an hour. Younger, likely 25 minutes.
Robert Polsgrove
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 27 de julio de 2023
This is not the right key fob for my 2016 Hyundai Santa Fe Sport. I believe these are for Hyundai Sonatas or a different region than the US. If the groove on your key is in the center this should work great. If you're key has the groove offset, I would suggest finding a different product. Search for TQ8-RKE-3F04. Now if you've already have this and would like to make it work, here is what you do. Disassemble the old key. Take the key portion, the circuit board, and the immobilizer chip, if you have one and set the side. Open the new case. On the case back there is a circle in the upper left side. You can see in photo. Press the old key onto that circle, if it is a tight fit, your key will not flip open. Using a razor knife, scrape around the outside of that circle until the old key is no longer a snug fit. The key shouldn't be able to hold itself in place. Once you've reached that point, you can insert immobilizer chip into place, if your key has one. Insert the circuit board. Place the spring and button into place. Then put the key on the button and wind it up and place the top cover on and snap it together. Other reviews that say the sticking gets better over time is because this surface is getting worn and allowing the key to move more freely. If you file it down before you put it all together it will work properly. That said, I would suggest saving yourself the headache and purchasing a fob with the offset key to begin with. It was about 20 dollars more, but the key feels much better. I did for my second remote and like the outcome much better.
books
Comentado en Canadá el 13 de abril de 2023
It was reasonably easy to assemble but to remove the circuit board from the old fob was a major job. All in all worth the money and effort
Khaled Mokhtar
I replaced the whole thing easily (after watching a YouTube video) and it looks amazing now. What doesn't work is the metal rod which is not compatible with the original keys.
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