Key purchase Ebay

Doggie 1 · **Reply #30: June 25, 2012, 15:45:43**

that's subtle

rustynutz · **Reply #31: June 25, 2012, 16:05:29**

As a sledgehammer...

Martin88 · **Reply #32: June 26, 2012, 13:47:42**

LOL Shambles. Staying on topic i wouldnt trust anyone other than a dealer to program the key, I have had problems with "locksmiths" in the past with a Ford key fob.

ileanonthedesk · **Reply #33: June 28, 2012, 09:20:43**

TODAY WHILE DRIVING DOWN THE MAGIC MILE OF MOTORS, I CALLED INTO HYUNDAI. IN THE SERVICE CENTER I ASKED ABOUT THE COST OF A KEY AND ALSO WHAT FREQUENCY IT USES. A TECHNICIAN SAID IT WAS ON THE BACK OF THE KEY, 433. THEY QUOTED ME $580 FOR THE KEY ETC. I WALKED OUT SMILING AND SURE ENOUGH THE TOP ROW OF NUMBERS GIVES THE FREQUENCY. THE NUMBERS ON MINE ARE 2L600-433-EU-TP. NOW I WANT A PAT ON THE BACK FOR ALL MY TROUBLES. THIS COULD SAVE A LOT OF PEOPLE A LOT OF MONEY.

Doggie 1 · **Reply #34: June 28, 2012, 09:26:22**

$580!

That's almost as bad as the four plastic wheel trims I got a price on a couple of days ago for a 2006 MC Accent.
$500 including the centre caps.
Couldn't believe it. And that (apparently) is trade......

Phil №❶ · **Reply #35: June 28, 2012, 09:28:33**

Glad I don't need one & even if I did I wouldn't pay that

Shambles · **Reply #36: June 28, 2012, 09:34:14**

Quote from: ileanonthedesk on June 28, 2012, 09:20:43

TODAY WHILE DRIVING DOWN THE MAGIC MILE OF MOTORS, I CALLED INTO HYUNDAI. IN THE SERVICE CENTER I ASKED ABOUT THE COST OF A KEY AND ALSO WHAT FREQUENCY IT USES. A TECHNICIAN SAID IT WAS ON THE BACK OF THE KEY, 433. THEY QUOTED ME $580 FOR THE KEY ETC. I WALKED OUT SMILING AND SURE ENOUGH THE TOP ROW OF NUMBERS GIVES THE FREQUENCY. THE NUMBERS ON MINE ARE 2L600-433-EU-TP. NOW I WANT A PAT ON THE BACK FOR ALL MY TROUBLES. THIS COULD SAVE A LOT OF PEOPLE A LOT OF MONEY.

Hey Ilean - stop posting in all CAPS - it's like you're shouting at us

Dazzler · **Reply #37: June 28, 2012, 10:21:47**

Quote from: ileanonthedesk on June 28, 2012, 09:20:43

THE NUMBERS ON MINE ARE 2L600-433-EU-TP.

Thanks... I'll be around to steal it later

and yes thanks for sharing that info (could be helpful)

ileanonthedesk · **Reply #38: July 09, 2012, 06:29:50**

The key arrived on Thursday and today Monday I had it programmed at Hyundai. There were no problems and I was charged $60 plus as I walked away I realised they cut the blade. So all up this has cost me $145. These keys are definately genuine.

Dazzler · **Reply #39: July 09, 2012, 12:11:09**

Thanks Eileen

Shambles · **Reply #40: July 09, 2012, 12:17:06**

Thanks for reporting back.

I would still have liked to see what a locksmith would have done

ileanonthedesk · **Reply #41: July 09, 2012, 13:10:57**

Locksmiths in Australia as yet can't do these keys, as they are vin to pin.

Shambles · **Reply #42: July 09, 2012, 13:15:32**

Quote from: ileanonthedesk on July 09, 2012, 13:10:57

Locksmiths in Australia as yet can't do these keys, as they are vin to pin.

Yep, I seem to remember saying that, despite...

Quote from: ileanonthedesk

...fobkeysbank ... says that it is 100% programmable to my car by any locksmith...

So there we go

nellstar · **Reply #43: March 11, 2013, 22:46:30**

Hi Guys i have recently been in contact with a 2008 i30 owner in brisbane that bought a non remote transponder key from fobskeybank in the UK on ebay.
he was keeping me updated with the outcome of how successful the key was to program to his car. see below
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I had both keys cut and they were both successfully tuned to our car.
The key from the UK cost $30 to have cut.
The key from Amalgamated Locksmiths, which included the remote control, was $150 cut and delivered.
Hyundai charged $45 to tune both keys.
So either option seems good. If you don’t want/need the remote then a bit over $100 will have you covered or under $200 if you want the remote.
I got the remote key from Amalgamated Locksmiths 108 Breakfast Creek Rd Newstead (07) 3252 7872
Hope this is helpful
Peter
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so i think that at least the non remote i30 keys from ebay are perfectly suited to have programmed to our cars here in oz. i have bought and had cut the same non remote from fobskeybank and am also buying the uncut remote key from aliexpress http://www.aliexpress.com/item/Hyundai-i30-3-button-remote-key-control-433mhz-with-ID46-chip/749376750.html for $55(fobskeybank has a remote key but it is 434mhz and i need 433mhz

), as it has the same specs as my original remote key.
then i shall get hyundai to program them
Hope this helps someone.

nellstar · **Reply #44: March 12, 2013, 04:48:05**

ive also found this PDF that shows i20 and i30 key numbers (some found on the back of the key)

PART NUMBER : AKRM139
i10 & i20 series
Flick key with 3 button remote
Philips crypto ID46
BLADE : AKK301
OE number : 954301J000
(Number on sticker CE682)

PART NUMBER : AKRM144
i30 series
Flick key with 3 button remote
Philips crypto ID46 (i think this is the chip )
BLADE : AKK301
OE number : 9543026600
(Number on sticker CE678)

the pdf can be found here
http://advanced-keys.co.uk/downloads/ADVANCED%20KEYS%20CATALOGUE%20-%20January%202013.pdf

The Gonz · **Reply #45: March 12, 2013, 09:46:37**

More importantly, the behaviour of the circuit is governed by the PCF7936AS chip here.

nellstar · **Reply #46: March 12, 2013, 21:50:58**

check out this forum thread about ebay i30 keys from the seller. i personally have bought a manual transponder key cut by them, just havent programmed it yet, im waiting to get a remote key as well and get them done at the same time at hyundai .
https://www.i30ownersclub.com/forum/index.php?topic=21035.0;topicseen

beerman · **Reply #47: March 12, 2013, 22:44:38**

In reality it is the computer 'heart' of the key that you need. I wonder what the wreckers would charge for an old key. Either replace the 'key' bit with a blank, or get a new shell and do a heart transplant.

Take it to the good people at Hyundai and have it programmed and there you go.

Either way you are assured that the important bit is genuine Hyundai and what you need.

Phil №❶ · **Reply #48: March 12, 2013, 23:16:20**

Good point beerman. There can't be much use for these keys once the car's wrecked.

nellstar · **Reply #49: March 13, 2013, 02:26:19**

I've bought both a cut non remote manual key and the cut remote i30 key from fobkeysbank and have noticed that the code on my remote key says 040- 433-EU-TP . i have also been told by fobkeysbank that 433 and 434mhz keys are identical (from research i have found that hyundai keys are at 433.92 mhz and might be rounded up or down on the key sticker) and can so can be used on the AU sold cars.
that said i am yet to have them programmed but i did talk to a brisbanite who has had a non remote key from fobkeysbank successfully programmed to his 2008 i30 in the last few weeks.
Please correct me if i have got the wrong information regarding the mhz!!!

found this on another site as well
The real frequency is 433.92 MHz - mostly referred to as 433 MHz but sometimes also as 434 MHz but at the end they always mean the same. There is only one different frequency being used and that's 315 MHz (e.g. in the US). However, the frequency is just one thing other than that the encryption/algorithm has to match.

The Gonz · **Reply #50: March 13, 2013, 06:45:52**

Like I said earlier, 1MHz is neither here nor there. I'd be confident all designs described as either are the same in terms of carrier freq.