Cheap Way to Copy Key Fob/Remote?
I just got a used 2009 Santa Fe. It came with just one key, and the dealer wants over $200 for an extra remote. Ace Hardware quoted $130. I see many used fobs on eBay (FCC ID: PLNHM-T002), but I think I have to pay the dealer $75 to program it. Is there a cheaper way to do this? DIY?
It’s a similar story with the key itself. The dealer wants $65 for a key. Ace Hardware wants $79.
Thanks.
It’s a similar story with the key itself. The dealer wants $65 for a key. Ace Hardware wants $79.
Thanks.
Last edited by hf92037; Feb 17, 2020 at 09:43 PM.
Instead of looking for a dealer, you can call a locksmith to program keys. They use advanced tools and techniques to program keys at a decent cost than the dealer. Locksmith boston provides 24-hour services to their customers at a comparable price.
A little FYI,
All fobs are not the same. They may look alike , but for some reason they come with problems that can take the owner /purchased for a real ride.
There are files with loads of folks that had peculiar problems because the FOB was incorrect for the intended vehicle..Cheap is not always the best way to go.
All fobs are not the same. They may look alike , but for some reason they come with problems that can take the owner /purchased for a real ride.
There are files with loads of folks that had peculiar problems because the FOB was incorrect for the intended vehicle..Cheap is not always the best way to go.
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