2006 2007 2008 Hyundai Azera Key Not Working, Ignition Lock Cylinder Repair / Replace

[@sydneycunyus3077]

My dealership said this would be a $1500 fix!😅😅😅 SO glad I decided to look up the issue and fix it myself :) I get a cheap car repair AND more mechanic experience

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[@ricardoflores8012]

Does it need programming when the ignition is changed

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[@kylegragg]

I'm having issues with my 06 azera now where the key goes in and turns over to acc mode then sticks there and won't go any further. It is a problem only half the time and the other half it starts just fine. In your opinion would changing this part fix that? Thanks for any input

[@AllHandsMechanic]

Try lubricating with WD-40 or silicon spray and see if it reduces the occurrences.

[@DeepakAhuja-o7s]

Please share the link for ordering part from ebay as its mentioned

[@AllHandsMechanic]

Hi Deepak, I couldn't find this on ebay anymore. I remember it was definitely listed there at that time. But you can search google for Hyundai Kia Rekey Kit and make sure the kit covers your car model. Something like this www.americankeysupply.com/product/hyundai-kia-combination-keying-kit-asp-11146. But I am sure, if you are looking hard enough, you can find that for cheaper.

[@benlatvanen1677]

Car is at the dealership now was told $1300. Ha Ha hahahah hahahahahahaha haahHAHAHaahaha

[@AllHandsMechanic]

Thats insane, but now you know.

[@T06C4U]

How do I properly insert the switch back into the housing? The key and tumblers are good, but when I insert it, it doesn’t properly “click into place”

[@AllHandsMechanic]

Missed the comment. I hope by now, you have figured it out. If not let me know, I will be happy to help.

[@tnamen1307]

What's the relationship between the code label p0050 on car keys and the immobilizer password? Will a new keys with same key label code will have the same immobilizer password?? What's the correlation?

[@AllHandsMechanic]

Unfortunately, I don't have the answer to that. I would suggest you call a local locksmith or dealership to find out.

[@knx7405]

Automotive locksmith here. Not necessarily, the key code just retrieves the cuts for the physical key. The programming PIN allows programming for the key's transponder. There's not any correlation between the two, but if you run the VIN with Vinlock you get both at the same time. Worth mentioning, sometimes a transponder programmer can convert VIN to programming PIN, but this never yields a key code also.

[@AllHandsMechanic]

Thanks @K NX for sharing your expertise here.

[@popastoppa838]

Is the barcode that comes with it the code for the computer programmer ?

[@AllHandsMechanic]

sorry I didn't understand your question ? Which barcode you are talking about ?

[@tnamen1307]

@@AllHandsMechanic did you reprogram your new keys in this video???

[@AllHandsMechanic]

@@tnamen1307 No there was a spare key of the car which worked just fine after replacing the worn cylinder tumblers.

[@mwats4929]

Is there away to just have a new key or must u use the same one

[@AllHandsMechanic]

Yes you can get the new key cut & programmed, as long as your lock cylinder n pins are in good shape.

[@mwats4929]

@@AllHandsMechanic i mean when the new cylinder it's installed.. Im worried my key may be an issue later but for now i know the tumbler is pretty messed up

[@AllHandsMechanic]

@@mwats4929 I feel you, if you are skeptical of the key may fail on you down the line or mess up the tumblers again. You can go two routes: a) Expensive Route: Get the new key cut n programmed by a locksmith, and keep the old key as a backup only. b) Cost-effective Route: Go to your local hardware store, get the regular metal key cut as per your existing key. Put both keys in the same key chain, this way, you are using the new metal key to physically unlock the cylinder and the old key (with transponder) to unlock the car electronics.

[@mwats4929]

@@AllHandsMechanic thank younso much

[@tnamen1307]

@@AllHandsMechanic I have same issue in my Hyundai i20. Ignition Tumbler and pins are still very good. Only keys are damaged. My present key has label code p0050. If I order new keys in BOODMO with the same code p0050, will the car start? Does the new keys with p0050 has the same immobilizer password as with the old keys?? How is the key code p0050 and immobilizer are inter related? Please kindly help me. Thanks.

[@mrsquid7438]

My steering wheel is locked can’t I still take the cylinder switch out ?

[@AllHandsMechanic]

It’s been a long time since I worked on that car. I don’t remember everything, so take my words with grain of salt, bu I don’t think, you will be able to pull out the cylinder with your steering wheel locked. Find ways to unlock the steering wheel and get to accessory mode to be able to pull out the lock cylinder out.

[@codymissledine6943]

Does it matter if I only have one key and now spare?

[@AllHandsMechanic]

No it shouldn't, you just have to get your lock cylinder tumblers readjusted with your only key.

[@halasimov1362]

Will this mess with the car alarm?

[@AllHandsMechanic]

No it shouldn't since you are already in the car to access the key cylinder. You are not breaking in.

[@knx7405]

Brass, not bronze

[@AllHandsMechanic]

Thanks for correcting...Must have mis-stated in the video.

[@tnamen1307]

I have same issue in my Hyundai i20. Ignition Tumbler and pins are still very good. Only keys are damaged. My present key has label code p0050. If I order new keys in BOODMO with the same code p0050, will the car start? Does the new keys with p0050 has the same immobilizer password as with the old keys?? How is the key code p0050 and immobilizer are inter related? Please kindly help me. Thanks.

[@AllHandsMechanic]

Well if your only key is damaged, and you don't have a spare key, that means yes you have to buy a new key of the same type (with code p0050), get it cut and programmed by a local locksmith. If you are in the United States, check with Ace Hardware, now they do it too for a very less price. You can go two routes: a) Expensive Route: Get the new key cut n programmed by a locksmith, and keep the old key as a backup only for unlocking the car. b) Cost-effective Route: Go to your local hardware store, get the regular metal key cut as per your existing key. Put both keys in the same key chain, this way, you are using the new metal key to physically unlock the cylinder and the old key (with transponder) to unlock the car electronics. No programming of the new key is needed here.

[@tnamen1307]

@@AllHandsMechanic what if I order a new keys which has another code label say p0010? Is there any change in the immobilizer password with the old key code p0050?? Does different key code labels has different immobilizer password??

[@AllHandsMechanic]

What's your vehicle year make and model? I think you are talking about Immobilizer PIN code. It stays the same for the vehicle, it doesn't change with the key. When your new key gets programmed, it will be written to the transponder of the new key. Maybe some reading here will help you understand, how the car Immobilizer and key transponder works together and what key programming does. www.diagwiki.com/key-coding-information

[@tnamen1307]

@@AllHandsMechanic Hyundai i20 2011 Magna 1.2 petrol India.

[@AllHandsMechanic]

@@tnamen1307, You can buy something like this (which would be the right replacement for your current key, please double check before ordering) www.amazon.in/Smith-Keys-REMOTE-CASE-HYUNDAI/dp/B07ZXDKKHV Get the key cut at the locksmith and transfer your electronics from the old key to the new key. Following this video for how to transfer your electronics into the new shell. This will save your reprogramming effort. kzbin.info/www/bejne/Z6DRd4SZoKuLrZo

[@NickHaines-vr4bt]

Did you really just make a full video of how to pull the switch out and then did not even show it coming out?? How was this suppose to help at all ?

[@rjdlgross]

The key won't go into accessories mode. How do I get the key to go into accessories mode??

[@AllHandsMechanic]

That tells either your key or tumblers are pretty worn. For that Ratchets And Wrenches have some tricks to make it temporarily work so you can replace / repair your lock cylinder. Follow this video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/aoHGc6iFo5yXbKs

[@tnamen1307]

@@AllHandsMechanic I have same issue in my Hyundai i20. Ignition Tumbler and pins are still very good. Only keys are damaged. My present key has label code p0050. If I order new keys in BOODMO with the same code p0050, will the car start? Does the new keys with p0050 has the same immobilizer password as with the old keys?? How is the key code p0050 and immobilizer are inter related? Please kindly help me. Thanks.

[@mrbartman5425]

Hate to be the one to break the bad news but keys are made out of brass not bronze

[@AllHandsMechanic]

Yup, thanks for correcting.❤

[@DarrenStroman]

Any programming required?

[@AllHandsMechanic]

No programming needed

[@pouncerminned863]

this guy doesnt know what hes talking about. The "tumblers" inside the cylinder are not steel, and the key isn't bronze, its brass. Also the "tumblers" in the cylinder are brass.

[@AllHandsMechanic]

Thanks for your corrections, really appreciate your input. My goal is not to spread misinformation but to give some insight to anyone facing the same challenges with their car. Some information is better than no information. At the end, we are all learning and I dont claim to be Mr Know it all.