Programming KeyFob on a 2004 Hyundai Santa Fe (Some years may differ)

[@onenten77]

Thank you for posting this video, I too have a 2004 Hyundai Santa Fe 2.7 V6 GLS; however, my Santa Fe does not have the Off/Set switch on the ETACS, there is blank space there. I do have power locks but apparently sometime in 04 they stopped installing that switch in lieu of the channel scan.

[@thebasicdiyguy9015]

Thanks for mentioning that! this could help other viewers! Pinning this comment.

[@edwardkersey2771]

😊

[@_je_suis_maxime_]

Hello You found a solution I have the same problem

[@fernandoramos4564]

​@@_je_suis_maxime_ I was trying to install mine at 3AM and I just realized I don't have that switch on mine 😢

[@_je_suis_maxime_]

@@fernandoramos4564 I still haven't found a solution between

[@mopacwestgate]

thanks for the video...I lost my keys for my Hyundai.Luckily I had the spare Key and fob...but now I need to get a new spare. ..the locksmiths I talked to wanted to charge over 225 dollars...I am truly thankful for people like you...I hope you recieve good CARma for your help...lol

[@thebasicdiyguy9015]

I really appreciate those kind words and its people like you that keep motivated. Very glad everything worked out and you saved your money. Again, thank you. :D

[@SeahawksWay]

Do you remove the plastic kick plate cover to see the switch? I looked and didn't see the switch..was wondering in your video you didn't show removal of the plastic peice

[@KirkWinterrowd]

@@SeahawksWay I thought that when I first looked, but no, just crawl down there with a light and you will see it.

[@MrD49ersg]

On my 2003 Santa Fe "base" I programmed it WITHOUT the key in the ignition. Thanks for the video.

[@thebasicdiyguy9015]

Perfect, that's why I put in the video at the start for viewers to read the comments as some people like yourself found other ways to program it. Thank you.

[@realn1gga513]

Today,I just did my 2003 santa fe without the key as well.it wouldn't work using the key,thank u everyone who leaves helpful input

[@stephenowen5393]

Thanks, more helpful than the sale pitch video's I will be looking for this tonight.

[@jsfeltis12]

Great video! Short, sweet, and to the point! Thanks!

[@carlosvasquez355]

wow! i hope its the same procedure for my 05 hyundai elantra

[@hermandickey7575]

THANK YOU!!!! The dealership was going to charge me $95 to do what you just showed me. It works! And it only took about 30 seconds to a minute.

[@thebasicdiyguy9015]

+Herman Dickey Yay! glad I could help :)

[@jeffreyl.hartman4441]

I used this video to to reprogram my key fob and it didn't work so I tried it without using the ignition key that worked for me peace love respect for all out

[@johndillon8223]

I tried this for the 2003 Hyundai Santa Fe 3.5 L and it did not work but if you take the key out of the ignition and turn it to set with the key not inside the ignition push any button on the remote and then switch it back off it will work. It's a little different for the 3.5

[@kirkwoodrolle2356]

More videos on the Hyundai please

[@joshkippenhan8602]

Yay. Thank you so much for saving me hundreds at the dealership !!!!!!

[@humeraismail6513]

I like Hyundai Santa Fe car key and I like the Hyundai Santa Fe key fob

[@DoNotTredOnMe]

Thank you it worked flawlessly 👌

[@christheother9088]

Yes I found mine in that spot but a wire harness was hiding it. Your vid was perfect thanks.

[@thebasicdiyguy9015]

Glad to hear!

[@michaelrothman4602]

Please send a picture of yours please 917-567-8159

[@myresponses4769]

the module reportedly may be behind the radio on 2006, others say need to have a programming device attached. in any xase could not get it to work. took to hyundai dealer in vancouver , programed for $40

[@thebasicdiyguy9015]

myresponses Ouch, sorry to hear man :(

[@mullshred]

Fantastic dude you are the man!!!

[@fosutamm]

I have the same year/model Santa Fe as shown above. I bought a brand new OEM keyfob. I gave your method a shot, several times. No luck. I am guessing that perhaps brand new Hyundai keyfobs have some differences in the circuitry. Even an auto locksmith couldn't figure out the coding. I ended up having to bring it to the dealer to program it.

[@thebasicdiyguy9015]

I am sorry to hear. They will do anything to finesse your dollars.

[@GeorgeWells00]

Purchased a 2006 Santa Fe 2.7L on Saturday and the correct remote (separately) on Sunday, only to find out there is no switch on my ETACS unit and after much going over this on the net, it turns out that this feature was removed on most production run 2004 & 2005 Santa Fe's and all 2006 and above. Now only someone with an ODB Programmer can do it, unless you get an older ETACS unit (I can't think that is a good idea to mismatch them with your vehicle model year) or go to the Hyundai dealer.

[@thebasicdiyguy9015]

Hmm interesting. I have the 04 3.5L and as you see works. I know someone whose 05 also worked. But maybe you're right with 06 phasing them out with next gen fully removed.

[@mikewaters6339]

Same here, I'm looking buy don't see any switch under dash or behind radio.

[@GeorgeWells00]

@@mikewaters6339 Sold this vehicle a few years ago, turns out there is no guarantee the ability is there.

[@chrishouse6924]

Thanks for the vid, just wondering did this have any impact on the immobiliser on car?

[@germanaristizabal7013]

Gracias por su ayuda, logré activar la alarma con un control nuevo.

[@desz133791]

Thank you. You made it seem so simple & it was. Thanks

[@SAsoulmelody]

I do find The Box and The label off and Set but i dont can find anything to switch between those two

[@robbyjones8689]

I have been searching and searching for info on this because the dealership I went to says they can't do it (maybe they're just not wanting to do it )I have no idea but anyway thank you for posting that video man! I'm going to try this later on today hopefully it'll work.

[@thebasicdiyguy9015]

You're very welcome! If you have any questions feel free to ask away! :) Good luck!

[@yuvihaanyuvihaan6915]

Hi .. I just bought Hyandai Sante fe 2007. Remote is working but not connecting witn car. Could not find the on off switch under neath. Any help.

[@yuvihaanyuvihaan6915]

Thanks in advance

[@ronblock5699]

Would not work on my 04 santa fe had to set key with no key in the ignition.. worked great that way had to set 2 fobs at same time to get them to work together Thanks for your help

[@thebasicdiyguy9015]

Perfect! as mentioned other people found different ways. Glad it works! :)

[@PigeonShat]

This actually worked with my santa fe! THANKS!!

[@MrD49ersg]

Ron Block thanks for that detail. It didn't work with the key in the ignition on my 03 Santa Fe base but it worked great without the key in the ignition.

[@Kyle_gallegher]

Wondering if this will work on my Tiburon 😞

[@thebasicdiyguy9015]

+Kyle Rice Try this www.newtiburon.com/forums/diy-interior/174197-remote-key-fob-programming-after-battery-dies.html

[@MichaelGoldenberg]

Very helpful and clear. Hope it works on my 2004 Elantra, but even so, should save us aggravation. Thanks.

[@thebasicdiyguy9015]

You're welcome!

[@martinhuang1750]

Did it work on your 04 Elantra?

[@karinasanchez3291]

Did it work on your Elantra?

[@layners38]

I having trouble getting the switch to go to set. it may be stuck. I'll try again later. Thanks for making this video

[@thebasicdiyguy9015]

Okay, but becareful as you don't want to break it.

[@layners38]

The Basic DIY Guy Okay, thank you

[@caringforall4454]

@@thebasicdiyguy9015 yes- what to do if I broke it? (Made my son crawl under to find it and he pushed it in instead of sliding forward to toggle to SET, so now the toggle in not viable).

[@appleman812]

I have a viper security lock on mine I need to switch it to a regular key fob like urs in the video. So I bought the same one u have but I can't find the on and off switch under the steering wheel.. Same model and year and 2.7L too

[@thebasicdiyguy9015]

appleman812 Like mentioned in the video, if it's not under the steering column then it's behind the climate control module. So, that means you'll have to take it apart. In the near future I will be making a video on how to remove the climate control panel. Worst case scenario is whoever installed the viper security system on your santa fe may have removed the OEM alarm module.

[@appleman812]

ahhh alright thanks ill just wait for your video or ask hyundai. thanks man!

[@thebasicdiyguy9015]

You're welcome..ill get to it soon lol.

[@johndillon8223]

I tried to program both my remotes and it did not work only one at a time

[@lynnwalker8406]

Thank you for a very helpful video -- the Hyundai dealer wanted $145 PER FOB just for programming! Your video got me pointed in the right direction. After some trial and error, here is what worked for me. 2003 Hyundai Santa Fe GLS 2.7L (manufactured August 2002). In my vehicle, the alarm system memory switch is behind the fuse box (to left of brake pedal). • Do not put key in the ignition. • Move memory switch to SET. • Close car doors (not sure if this matters). • Press and HOLD the LOCK button on the FOB until the flashing red lights cycle TWICE. • Repeat for other fob. (I was only able to program 2 fobs; I’m not sure if the 3rd fob is dead, or if only 2 fobs can be programmed.) • Open car door so you can get back under the dash and move the memory switch to OFF.

[@thebasicdiyguy9015]

That is great to hear!!

[@jcruz8847]

Hi and thank you for your video. Could you please tell me if this method will work on a 2006 Santa Fe, 2.7 Gls and an aftermarket FOB?

[@jessycard2055]

Can i do this useing my already linked fob? I think its lossing its connection or something. Ive changed battery twice in less than six months and it works sometimes and other times itll unlock the car but not lock the car. If i need a replacement can you forward a l8nk where to get replacement? Ordered one before but it was just the case...but the ad siad programable remote.

[@thebasicdiyguy9015]

Hi Jessy, Yeah if its on and off it is most likely the battery but as you mentioned you already changed it. Another possible scenario is the actual keypad is worn out. Look on ebay for used remotes and reprogram them for your Santa Fe.

[@IgnacioCloudy]

Thank you I have this exact car

[@krazykraut627]

Just an FYI if you don't have the module underneath the dash cycle the key twice and then hit lock it will eventually program

[@jtourettes]

Hi, what do you mean by cycle the key twice, please? Just bought a second hand 2004 Santa Fe and I don't seem to have this switch. Thank you

[@APC9906]

OP is lying

[@Jbeliski]

thanks dude I;'ve been looking in to how to do this. I'm always afraid of locking my keys in the car.

[@thebasicdiyguy9015]

You're very welcome! If you have any questions or anything just let me know.

[@Jbeliski]

The Basic DIY Guy Thanks! I should be getting a fob off ebay this spring. I was quoted $350 at Hyundai. Unbelievable. Much to cold to work on any car in winter.

[@thebasicdiyguy9015]

Jbeliski Yes, always avoid the dealership!

[@Jbeliski]

The Basic DIY Guy Have you ever had any problems with your Santa Fe? Once a had a bit of acceleration surge when I was parking and my foot was off the accelerator. I called the dealership about it and said there had been no complaints of sudden acceleration. I also want to change my spark plugs on my 2.7L and that's a job in itself because of the intake manifold in the way of the 3 rear sparkplugs. You ever tried that? I do like the engine thought. 24V's is sweet.

[@Jbeliski]

Jbeliski It's not a difficult job I would imagine just time consuming.

[@bluejohn57]

Thanks man!! Got it done!

[@thebasicdiyguy9015]

John Franken Glad it works! :)

[@pennysmith7404]

Are you actually going under your car to see that switch or are you just going under dash at the steering wheel & looking behind a/c/heat control?

[@thebasicdiyguy9015]

Under the steering wheel above the accelerator/brake pedals

[@franciscopacheco424]

Hi, I have a Hyundai Santa 2005 6V and I was watching the alarm tutorial, but mine doesn't have the nerga box as I program the alarm.

[@TheReyesJourneyVlog]

How did you porgram yours?

[@yflgyl1948]

How about a 2005 santa fe. I can't find the off/set switch anywhere. Can you help?

[@thebasicdiyguy9015]

Edwin Galloza Have you looked inside the heater/AC control panel?

[@SHGibby2021]

My mom’s got a 2005 Hyundai Santa Fe and I was hoping this video would work but sadly it didn’t

[@kayaking1000]

I have a 2006 Santa Fe and can't find the switch? Could it be behind the heater?

[@paulknowles653]

Hi, great vid. I only have a key with my Manual Sante Fe CRDi. I do have the remote fob but it's busted. However, i have found a Vauxhall remote key in my drawer. Can I program this to work with my Santa Fe? Cheers

[@thebasicdiyguy9015]

***** Thank you, The programming shown in this video is for OEM keyfobs supplied by Hyundai or similar affiliates. However, after some searching I found a (possible) way to reprogram the vauxhall keyfob. "1. Sit in the car with doors closed. Place the key into the ignition and turn to Pos II (lights on)2. Now press the lock button on the key remote with the key still in the ignition for about 2 secs3. The central locking will now lock then unlock to show the remote control is now synchronized" This is assuming the keyfob was originally programmed to the Santa fe. Hope this helps!

[@Phineaslima]

Didn't work for me. What could be the problem

[@APC9906]

My 06 does not have that module. Might be somewhere else? 06 Santa Fe 2.7

[@APC9906]

Looked closer a they taped over where it should be. I removed the tape and it’s just hollow plastic housing now. Looks like they caught on and removed/moved it.

[@davidtr1667]

hello I have a Hyundai Santa Fe 2004 GLS 3.5L I cannot find that part that shows in the video of switching and turning off I would like to know if my Hyundai is somewhere else or if there is another simple way to configure my Keyfob thanks I would like It helps since I managed to do it with a different car and I didn't have to use the ignition part and turn it off

[@thebasicdiyguy9015]

Did you look behind the climate control/vents in the middle of the dash?

[@akuaruse]

fine and helpfully video, but may you know if this steps work with santa fe 2007..??

[@thebasicdiyguy9015]

+nery javier machado Unfortunately, that was the next generation (2nd) and from that gen forward they need to be set by the dealer or locksmith.

[@jamescc2010]

I need to get a spare remote for 2005 Hyundai Elantra. How do I program a new remote, or I need to go to a dealer? Thanks

[@thebasicdiyguy9015]

A spare OEM from Hyundai or Aftermarket?

[@jamescc2010]

OEM ordered from ebay.

[@TheZarkosan]

Thanks for the video. I have a 2003 Santa Fe 2.7 and this method didn't work for me but I read that in some models it is the same procedure BUT not using the key in the ON position. So basically it is the same method but removing the key beforehand.

[@olligator22]

I have a 2005 Santa Fe with the 2.7L. I have looked and looked under the dash. I even pulled the radio and climate control. I cannot find it in either place. Do all Santa Fe's have alarm control modules? I'm beginning to think maybe mine doesn't. What do you suggest and, could you be a little more specific about where it was located under your dash?

[@thebasicdiyguy9015]

Some could have been removed and replaced with aftermarket modules. Furthermore, it is entirely possible they can be located somewhere else than the two positions I mentioned but I wouldn't know where they could be. For the location under the dash I assume you mean behind the dash (radio). If so, when you remove the radio and climate control panel it would be bolted/tied down on the side of the inner dash. It would be hard to miss.

[@francisc1854]

Can you set more than one?

[@cheniersaintcyr5071]

you can you do this with any keyless

[@KennyRubio84]

I recently purchased an aftermarket key remote for my 2004 Hyundai Santa Fe. I have gone through all of the steps in the video however it doesn’t lock the vehicle. This car did have 2 other remotes previously lost one and the other one was damaged beyond repair. I was wondering if I need to do something different? Thanks in advance for your help!

[@nicholasrodarte6205]

I'm on the exact boat mate. I think it'll only work for a legitimate hyundia remote? Have you figured it out?

[@KennyRubio84]

No luck yet have not really tried since then I may give it a try with a Hyundai fob

[@nicholasrodarte6205]

@@KennyRubio84 yeah true I just bought an official Hyundai remote to no avail 😕

[@KennyRubio84]

@@nicholasrodarte6205 i got it to work finally and it was a simple fix...instead of putting the key in the ignition just do everything but that and it works. www.santafemods.com/Mods/TransmitterCode.htm

[@nicholascameron1837]

@@KennyRubio84 thank you so so much!!!

[@DavidGomez-ji2sp]

Will this work with the remote that is an aftermarket? I have one that looks like the original except it does not have the H where the round circle is. The circle is blank

[@thebasicdiyguy9015]

Probably not but you can of course try it out as it may just be a generic case.

[@sergeantmajordyi7049]

Nice thanks does this apply to the 2005 Santa Fe 3.5

[@thebasicdiyguy9015]

Yes. 2001 to 2006.

[@They-luvtrey]

Does it work on 2004 Elantra?

[@mariusrotaru3026]

Hello, I found the box, but it doesn't have the opening for the button, just the sticker. Also, I need to know will it work with a key with remote on it. Or just with a separate remote unit? I really appreciate if you have the time to give an answer. Thanks!

[@thebasicdiyguy9015]

Hi Marius, this works with a separate remote fob and not the key/remote hybrid fob. What kind of sticker? like a dealership placed sticker?

[@mariusrotaru3026]

@@thebasicdiyguy9015 @The Basic DIY Guy Hello, Thanks for your reply. I understand, i will try to find a remote for this...I look for one in Romania, but I can't find nothing. Will it work whit all kind of remotes or it has to be for Hyundai? It was a small sticker with set and off written on it. I manage to peal it off and under was the opening. The problem is that i don't see the button, i try to use a camera to see inside, and is nothing. I see in your video that you push it with your finger, i don't have what to push. Also the position is horrible. Can I send you somewhere the video so you can understand better. Is not very long and very well made but you can make a ideea.

[@thebasicdiyguy9015]

@@mariusrotaru3026 Hi Marius, now that I read your reply to my question I honestly think the actual switch has been removed/broke off. It's not a button but a switch/toggle. If you see a opening try to put a needle/toothpick and force it the other way. Also, yes the fob has to be a Hyundai remote for this to work. Another solution and this may not be favourable as not everyone can afford a new remote system but is to buy a 3rd party remote/starter and use that instead of OEM. They are fairly cheap here in Canada but I don't know in Romania. let me know if you have anymore questions :)

[@mariusrotaru3026]

@@thebasicdiyguy9015 Hi, Thank you for your reply! I talked with a friend and now I wait for him to find out how much will be to mount an universal locking system. I can't find the OEM fob anywhere, and the universal system is around 15 $ 😂. Do you have a video on how to make this work? 😁

[@thebasicdiyguy9015]

@@mariusrotaru3026 Hey! yeah it is getting tougher and tougher to find oem fobs simply due to the age of the vehicles it works for. I don't have a video for a universal remote but that is a good video idea for the future ;)

[@rendowbethune310]

this really works thanks

[@thebasicdiyguy9015]

You're welcome!

[@craigmasaki2014]

Hello, not sure if anyone still checks this thread, but I have a 2005 Santa Fe GLS with 3.5L in FWD model. I cannot for the life of me locate this box. I've checked up under the steering column, behind the kick panel, behind the radio... anyone have any ideas?

[@thebasicdiyguy9015]

Hi Craig. Did the vehicle come with a key fob?

[@Drives31forhalo]

thanks for the help, but seriously, is that ringer oem? if my tib had that i would go mad.

[@thebasicdiyguy9015]

+The Evenger Haha yeah unfortunately

[@Drives31forhalo]

The Basic DIY Guy well, if the BCM is anything like mine, you can just pull the ringer out and call it good :p

[@thebasicdiyguy9015]

+The Evenger Lol yeah that's true :P should take a look

[@Nga_kinley]

Will it work for 2005 Hyundai terracan?

[@Tori.Jay4]

I have a 03 Santa Fe ... did exactly as you said. It’s not working. My fob looks just like yours. Lights blink just like yours and still nothing. Should I try something different? When I bought the car it didn’t come with the original key fob. Could it be that the alarm system doesn’t work anymore, which is why it won’t set and program?

[@thebasicdiyguy9015]

Sorry for the late reply. Before all this how did you unlock/lock the car? Just with the key?

[@vickriver3344]

Also mas claro no se vio claro donde ESTA ese boton por favor gracias.

[@КрасимирТодоров-я3в]

Hello. Do you know if a Hyundai Sonata NF 2005 has such a key, and where is it? Thank you in advance.

[@thebasicdiyguy9015]

Maybe the NF is operated differently where you are from as the NF is the Sonata in North America and they need to be programmed by dealer. Best way if you don't mind not having a OEM fob is to purchase a third party one and they offer instructions to install and program it.

[@xxfearlessxx16]

The switch for the off and set was broken for my car. Can I still set it if I stick something in there to move it to set and off?

[@thebasicdiyguy9015]

Yeah absolutely, if you can use like a toothpick or something similar you should be able to move it.

[@xxfearlessxx16]

The Basic DIY Guy awesome! Thank you! Hopefully I can get the remote program to work. Thank you for the reply

[@thebasicdiyguy9015]

You're very welcome. If you have any questions just let me know.

[@calikitkat8429]

Omg I Have been looking for something like this forever!! I'm currently having issues with the alarm locking me out (immobilizing it) I purchased it used and it never came with the fob. My next question how do I know where and shock fob to purchase without going thru the dealership??

[@thebasicdiyguy9015]

You should easily find them on ebay.

[@johndelacruz5544]

Cant find the switch. Ive search below the steering and the radio. Still none. Any suggestions?

[@thebasicdiyguy9015]

The possible scenario is it what was removed for an aftermarket system. Are you using OEM fob?

[@lukedowney9606]

Would you know where the module is on a 04 Santa fe, Exact same car but different sides as im in europe, I cant seem to find it behind the radio either??

[@thebasicdiyguy9015]

+Luke Downey As far as I know the module is located in just those two places. Under the steering wheel and behind the radio/climate control console.

[@fixall336]

would this work on hyundai matrix 2007? and where the switch would be on a right hand side drive car?

[@thebasicdiyguy9015]

You can absolutely try. But I highly doubt it.

[@deanscharacters]

thanks i have top of the line scanners no help

[@boyscout-p3u]

how to delete all other keyfob santa fe

[@carolejones6914]

Just one question, when you want to set the alarm for the santa fe, should you press the lock button until you hear a chirp or no?

[@thebasicdiyguy9015]

Carole Jones Nope, as long as you hear it lock and that should be good.

[@carolejones6914]

OK, great....thanks!!

[@thebasicdiyguy9015]

Carole Jones No problem :)

[@LuisRodriguez-to5ye]

going to buy one and try thnx

[@James-nu7fh]

Is it the the same on a Right hand drive Santa fe? I cant find it on mine

[@thebasicdiyguy9015]

+James Poppleton Might be in the dash

[@James-nu7fh]

Oh right, do you know of any videos for that please?

[@thebasicdiyguy9015]

Planning to make one soon. As far as other videos on youtube I have yet to find one.

[@raulc9788]

My original remote spells out HYUNDAI and doesn't have the Hyundai symbol like yours. But I'm buying(eBay) a remote that looks like yours. So do you think it will work?

[@jayslink2112]

Tried locating the switch on my 04 Santa Fe & could not locate the switch underneath the steering. We have the same exact car... Could it be behind the radio?

[@thebasicdiyguy9015]

+Jason Aviles Yeah it could be as those are the two possible locations.

[@jacobespinoza3959]

I'm trying to set up a key for my dads 2007 Hyundai Elantra.. Do u think this model still has that "switch"?

[@ryzzswish3538]

I have a 06 do you think it will work

[@thebasicdiyguy9015]

Yes it should as it's a 1st gen

[@matthewridley1330]

I can't find my alarm box thing in my '06 Santa Fe. I don't wanna start pulling the radio area apart, but I'm close. Real close. Any idea?

[@thebasicdiyguy9015]

Those are the only two locations unless it was moved or concealed. I have some free time coming up and will make a video on how to remove the climate control/radio area. I promise it's a easy task lol.

[@matthewridley1330]

That would be most excellent. I mean, I just bought the car off someone that never had keyless entry, but I really want a fob, so I'm determined. I feel like I could just start popping out some screws around the radio area and see if I can figure it out - But I am now subscribed to your channel because you're awesome.

[@thebasicdiyguy9015]

Really appreciate it! Video coming this weekend!

[@NobleONE17]

Will not work for my 05 Hyundai Elantra GT the computer doesn't have that switch for self programming... I gotta go to the dealership

[@Mark22134]

Thanks Bro. veryhelpful

[@kinggamban]

Hello. I manually reset my Hyundai Santa Fe 2009 ECU by disconnecting the battery terminals after that the engine won't start but it was cranking. do you have any idea what happened? thanks

[@faraosaam]

would this work with newer cars? lets say 2014 elantra

[@thebasicdiyguy9015]

+faraosaam Unfortunately not, they require you to go to the dealership/locksmith to have it done for you (aka more ways to make $)

[@Anashassan1981]

does the same for Hyundai Santa Fe 2006 - 2007

[@Scarcut]

I must be too dumb or something. I have 2 Remotes. 1 working and a new one that i need to program. Now i follow the steps like in the video, except that i push on both remotes the "lock" key one after the other. But the new one still is not recognised, only the old one ist (still) working as it should... Any idea?

[@thebasicdiyguy9015]

Is the new one a OEM remote? or aftermarket?

[@Scarcut]

The Basic DIY Guy Its this one: www.ebay.de/itm/171693593802?_trksid=p2059210.m2749.l2649&ssPageName=STRK%3AMEBIDX%3AIT

[@Scarcut]

So aftermarket i guess...

[@thebasicdiyguy9015]

Lakuta5 Yeah that's an aftermarket one. So, the person who sold it to you should have included the instructions. Contact them.

[@Scarcut]

The Basic DIY Guy Okay, will do so! Thanks alot! Greetings!

[@robertojaviercasalderrey3392]

Hi... do u think it will work on a hyundai matrix 05, i have one working remote, and just bought a new one on the internet (not hyundai) which id like to have as a spare... do i have a chance ?

[@thebasicdiyguy9015]

+Roberto Javier Casalderrey I assume you are in Europe or S.America as we don't have a Matrix here. However, if you do find the module you can try it.

[@markanilonis2421]

I looked all over and can't find the switch on my 2004 Hyundai Santa Fe...any advice?

[@thebasicdiyguy9015]

Did you take apart the climate control panel?

[@joser.arevalo1794]

How is this done on a Hyandai Santa Fe 2008? Thank you.

[@thebasicdiyguy9015]

+Jose R. Arevalo Hi Jose, unfortunately for the 2nd gen Santa fe they need to be programmed by the dealership or the locksmith.

[@abdumka]

so can I buy any key "exact model as my old one" from ebay for example and program it ?

[@thebasicdiyguy9015]

+abdumka Yes if it is OEM.

[@abdumka]

+The Basic DIY Guy do you know where the 2003 elantra "set off switch "?

[@thebasicdiyguy9015]

The elantra has it internal in the system. Not like the Santa fe.

[@abdumka]

The Basic DIY Guy by internal you mean that there is no switch or the switch is hidden ?

[@thebasicdiyguy9015]

I mean there is no switch. Needs to be reprogrammed by locksmith or dealership. I recommended you buy an aftermarket.

[@raulc9788]

Can that remote program to a 2003 Hyundai Santa Fe? And where did you buy it?

[@thebasicdiyguy9015]

+Raul Castaneda Sorry for the late reply. Yes, I bought mine too from Ebay. Typed "Hyundai Santa fe 2004 OEM remote"

[@myresponses4769]

Do you know if this works with a 2006 hyundai sonata, thanks

[@thebasicdiyguy9015]

myresponses Yours should be a bit easier. This is what I found out about the sonata www.ehow.com/how_7273372_program-2006-hyundai-sonata-remote.html

[@ashleybeckler6882]

I have the 04 sante fe... found the switch and did it exactly even tried without the key in the ignition and it will not work! Help!!

[@thebasicdiyguy9015]

Is this a new remote or an old one from another santa fe?

[@EngAlik]

@@thebasicdiyguy9015 I had similar issue, I used new aftermarket remote, tried 2 of them but no luck.

[@PigeonShat]

Just got a 2004 SantaFe but I can't find the switch there...

[@thebasicdiyguy9015]

Might be behind the radio...will make a video on that soon.

[@PigeonShat]

Actually I found it today! I couldn't see it 'cause there were a few things in the way. I actually had to use my cellphone to take blind pictures under the steering wheel until I realized that switch was there. My KeyFob will arrive on Saturday and I'm excited to program this thing!!

[@thebasicdiyguy9015]

That is awesome to hear! :D

[@ncsfootball]

I was unable to find the on/off switch for a 2001 Hyundai Santa Fe

[@thebasicdiyguy9015]

+Gene Lilley Hi, did you check in the climate control console?

[@thebasicdiyguy9015]

***** Correct. The console that contains the climate control panel is another location where the module is located.

[@thebasicdiyguy9015]

+Gene Lilley Listen from 0:30 to 1:03. I say that the alarm module is either in the climate control panel or under the steering wheel. If it's not under the steering wheel than it should be inside the climate control panel. Obviously I tell you to look under the steering wheel as it takes two seconds to just put your head down and see as opposed to opening up the climate panel. Hope this clears any confusion.

[@Mikelumpkin]

can you do a hyndai sonata 210

[@thebasicdiyguy9015]

Mike Lumpkin You'd have to go to the dealership for that or a locksmith (better choice)

[@atom12pt2]

Does it vary on engine size? I have an 04 Santa Fe with the 2.4. I was looking around, but I haven’t been able to locate it. Any help is appreciated.

[@thebasicdiyguy9015]

Did you look behind the radio/climate control bezel?

[@cristinaduque6901]

Hi. my is a 2007 santa fe how can i program my key fob???????

[@fixall336]

woudl you know where the receiver locationn on Hyundai matrix 2007? thanks

[@thebasicdiyguy9015]

I would have no clue lol. We don't have that here in Canada.

[@hassizar]

Toyota Matrix lol💀

[@thebasicdiyguy9015]

Lol I was confused too but there is a hyundai matrix in europe. It's basically an elantra.

[@daniellesantiago2846]

Would this work for an 2009 elantra?

[@olemsmom62williams57]

trying to get this to work on 2002 santa fe. I found my on/off switch. But still couldn't get key fob programmed.

[@thebasicdiyguy9015]

+missippman Williams (misippman) Using OEM remote?

[@F16-i1i]

Me too

[@RetrospectionMan]

Will this work for a 2008 Hyundai Santa Fe?

[@thebasicdiyguy9015]

Unfortunately not, Hyundai removed the module from that generation so you're forced to go to the dealer or key programmer.

[@praveen133t]

Do you know if this works for 2006 Hyundai Elantra US version?

[@thebasicdiyguy9015]

Praveen Bhasker From what I have gathered that version of the Elantra needs to be programmed by the dealership or locksmith.