[Johnno]

Anyone who's got a dickie fey fob shell, Don't know if its the same as a Hy but if you look at the feed back someone states its a Hy

2014 Hot Sale Uncut Blade 3 Buttons Flip Remote Key Shell For Kia K2 K5 Car Keys Blank Case Cover + HK Post Free

[Dazzler]

Nice find! 

[breakdown]

On ebay cheaper to find .

[rustynutz]

Has anyone actually done a swap over? 

I bought one of these off ebay some time back and, for the life of me, I couldn't work out how to get the internals out of the original and into the new one... 

[Johnno]

I put up a couple of video's on how to do it on the forum, use search engine

[Johnno]

here's a couple of how to's

Hyundai Flip Key Shell Replacement - YouTube

Hyundai Flip Key (Keypad Change) - YouTube

[rustynutz]

Thanks muchly for those, Johnno.....   

As there was nothing wrong with my original keyfob (other than the pad) I decided just replacing that was the go.
Ripping the guts out of the old one and putting it into the new one looked too fiddly for this ol' fella... 

[ibrokeit]

I brought two shells from Hyundai I20 I30 Flip KEY Remote Replacment Blank Shell Central Locking | eBay which is the eBay store of a bricks and mortar one - Amalgamated Locksmiths in Brisbane, Qld.

I too opted to switch the keypad - as it was the part that had holes in it - instead of all the insides.  As indicated in the video about keypad swap - if using the original keypad frame you need to file/shave the mount post (due to 'rivets' made by mounting posts ends being melted at manufacture)... but the new keypad did seem to fit a little better using it.   Of course the down-side to the keypad swap, using either frame, is that the frame is now just 'push fit'... but luckily it seems fairly snug/tight in any event.

I found the replacement keypad to be slightly more 'proud' than the original (subjectively slightly more at the end with the 'unlock' button) - but not something noticeable day-to-day.  As my old leather cover was disintegrating I replaced it with a silicone one - which effectively eliminates the 'proud-ness' anyway.