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Here is a fast and easy little demonstration on how to change out your weak / dying battery in your Hyundai key fob. You will need your new 2032 battery as well as a slot head screwdriver. Pull out the emergency key and place the screwdriver in the slot as I’ve shown. The case is pretty weak so don’t get overly aggressive. Hope you found this video helpful!
Hyundai Part Number: 95440-S2200, 95440S2200
FCC ID: TQ8-FOB-4F30 , TQ8FOB4F30
Frequency: 434 MHz
Battery: CR2032
Emergency insert key, same as: 81999-G3020, 81999G3020
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20 21 22 Hyundai Palisade
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Thank you! This is amazing and saved my a trip to the dealership and an additional charge!
Key Fob Rob, you're my hero! My batteries died in both key fobs (despite only using 1!) and I didn't want the time and expense of going to the dealer. Your video was educational, easy to follow, and didn't include anything extraneous. I was able to easily replace both batteries quickly. Thanks for making useful content.
Exactly what I needed to know
I did turn gently and plastic still broke out . Just no ! Use a small mine flat head use on seem .
Nice job! If only all DIY YouTube videos could be this clean and short.
Thanks for making this no longer than it needs to be. Perfect demonstration.
thanks. I started getting a warning message on my dashboard that the battery key fob was low, even though I've only had the car for a year. Surprisingly I actually had one of these extra batteries of the right type just lying around in my house. Popped it in, works. Thanks!
Thank You! ❤
Straight to the point. Thank you!
Pushed in firmly twisted, one side started to open, plastic broken where notch is for screw driver. Now what?!
Thanks, Key Fob Bob! Great video!