Here, we demonstrate how to open and start an electric vehicle (EV) from Hyundai with a dead key fob battery. There are three ways to get in but a single back up start option. And there's noting mysterious about the EVs -- we'll get you in and going. Of course, starting the car assumes that the it's start battery is good. And if not, we can at least we can get you inside and ready for a jump start! And yes EVs can sometimes need a jump start.
Models covered include the Ioniq and Kona.
Look for more video help with other push button start cars here on RU-vid or get text and image help at DashboardSymbols.com.
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1 авг 2024
