These are the shittiest fobs I've had in my life. Hyundai should honestly replace the rubber for free when they do this. Of course, I am here because mine is in horrendous shape.
You actually don't need super glue to secure the rubber part. I just replaced mine and used the video as a reference, but I noticed there is an extra plastic part right under the rubber that you can remove with a little flat head screwdriver. It just needs some controlled force in order not to break it. After you remove this plastic part, you fit the rubber onto it, like wearing it as a cap, and then put it again in place. It needs to click in place and you are ready!! The plastic part kind of sandwiches the edges of the rubber between the shell and the plastic part to keep the rubber in place. Great video btw, very detailed!!
Thanks Dennis V - you're right - hold the two pieces in place with one hand and with the other, pull the edges of the rubber over the edges of hard plastic. They fit securely together - then click into place - no need for glue.
A lot of important parts of the video, the Fop is out of camera range. Also you sped up important parts so I could not see it. Will try to slow it down to .25
I suffered from tearing the rubber several times until I discovered that there is a piece of plastic under the rubber that can be removed with a little force and then inserted into the rubber cavity and then easily screwed into place again. The calf will be fixed without the need for any glue
Brilliant. Such an obvious solution that I hadn't thought of - to simply replace the rubber onto the existing keys rather than try to move all the components over to the new set. I also managed to not need glue as others have said, hopefully it stays in place without it. Seems pretty secure.
This video goes on and on and on for 13 and half minutes for a video that should only be 2-4 minutes he talks about everything in great detail except but leaves out what is important and what we came here for
I tried to renew my rubber pad of the key for over one hour. Then I found this video. It's so easy. Remove the old pad, put a little bit super glue and press the new pad on. Perfect. Saves me a lot of money. Thank you for the video
So you didn’t have to take it to the dealership at all to program? I took my new key shell to get cut and was told only the dealership can program Hyundai keys
Helpful video. Thanks. Was able to do this in about 10 minutes. I learnt the best way to get the main casing out is to stick long nose pliers in the small hole under the key joint on the side and pull.
I can't find a screw behind the Hyundai logo on my key fob. Can't see any screws elsewhere on the fob! Do I just force it apart with a pliers and hope for the best?!
Yes, replacing the rubber pad saved time and money! Also, I did not need to use super glue. I simply used a small, flat screwdriver and worked it in around the edges. Snug, tight, and works. Gracias.
Thank you for your help! I bought a replacement shell and didn't realize I could just scoop out the button section and replace that with much less stress. Awesome vid. Cheers!
5:02 - Conan The Barbarian starts smacking the key, 🤣 it made me laugh. (I don't mean anything bad by the Conan thing and thank you for the video, btw).
