Automotive Keys 2013-2016 Hyundai Santa Fe / 4-Button Flip Key Vancouver

Santa Fes of 2013 to 2016 without push button start were sold with this folding key: a fob with four buttons for lock, unlock, the liftgate and panic, and a blade that springs out of the end when you press the release and tucks back in when you are done. The transponder sits inside the fob and the remote shares the same board, so the folded blade, the chip and the buttons form one part that opens the door, starts the engine and works the locks. We cut the blade to the lock code and program the chip and the remote to the Santa Fe in the same visit, with the vehicle at our counter or at your kerb, and there is no dealer order in the chain. Flip keys wear in a way that plain keys do not. The hinge pin loosens until the blade wobbles, the spring weakens so the blade stops snapping fully open, and the little release button breaks off; meanwhile the electronics inside are often perfectly healthy. That is what a flip key shell is for: the shell is the hinged case, the spring and a blank blade with no chip or board, and if your old key still starts the car we move your electronics into it and cut the new blade to match your old one for less than the price of this complete key. Order the complete key when the fob is lost or the board is dead. One Hyundai detail is worth ruling out before either: a Santa Fe that suddenly ignores a key that worked yesterday, usually after the 12 volt battery went flat or was disconnected, has generally lost sync rather than lost the key, and a relearn at the car restores it. When you come to 4105 Macdonald St in Vancouver bring the vehicle, the registration and your driver's licence, and the working key if you have one, because an all keys lost job takes longer than a spare. Call 604-734-7233 and quote the year.