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The short answer is no, you need a trip to the dealer to get FOBs programmed, it is all about security. In new vehicles, the FOB codes are known by at lease three computers, usually the BCM, PCM, and the KVM, the later is the module for key-less ignitions.
1. How many key fobs one can have registered at the same time? 2. If I get this blank fob/key from ebay (as I researched and with push button start you can't re-program fobs), will my first fob work along with this one or I'd have to buy as many as I need because the other will be deactivated at the time of programming? 3.
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No store or locksmith can program Smart Key FOBs. They were only able to program the older non-smart keys. Every store or locksmith I contacted about 2015+ Smart Key FOB programming, told me that I need to go to Hyundai. The 2015 Sonata has a max limit of 2 FOBs that can be programmed to the car at one time.
It's not the Smart key, it's just the normal locking fob. I kept the car key separate from the fob. Luckily I was still able to get into the car with just the key and the alarm did not go off and there was no engine kill mechanism and could drive home (haha!). Though I think popping the trunk with the key will trigger the alarm.
Generation was good and we installed the new car's battery and BOOOOOOOM KEY DETECTED! I tested the door buttons and they are working great. I turned on and off the car about 6 o 7 times today and key was detected 100%. So, go to the store and test a brand new battery for your vehicle. If key is detected buy the battery.
I don't recall in which year Ram pickup FOBs software or hardware was changed where the newer FOBs could not longer be programmed by the vehicles owner I think it was closer to 2013 2016 Ram 3.0 diesel 3.55 w/LSD, G2 tonneau, Line-X, Weathertech mats, Mag-Hytec differential cover, Nfab bars, CB radio, EGR bug deflector
2009 Hyundai Genesis sedan came with just one remote/key fob that I purchased from a private owner. Average Hyundai dealer pricing around my area: Remote 95440-3M100 $300; Programming $80; Emergency key blank 81999-3M020 and cutting: $100. Spoiler: I found a remote with key blank for $100, programming for $60, Key cutting for $25. Remote fob:
My 2021 i20 has the same key-fob and (because I've just tried it) removing the section of the fob that covers the battery is possible 'by hand' as shown from 0.54 minutes into the video. (When I pulled off the covering section, the battery flew out - so it would be wise to carry out this exercise in a carpeted room indoors!)
Replacement fobs are extremely expensive, about $250 for the part alone, plus about $60-$75 for reprogramming. (Thankfully the laser key doesn't need to be recut in this case -- that would be an additional $100 or so.) This is much more expensive than replacement fobs for similar cars such as the Accord.