How to replace Rubber Buttons for a Hyundai i30 i20 Elantra 3 Button Flip Key
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- Опубліковано 23 сер 2024
- This Video is a tutorial for replacing the buttons in a Hyundai i30 i20 Elantra 3 Button Flip Key.
Just the replacement buttons can be purchased here:
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the case/shell can be purchased here:
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A tip for people like me who have just viewed the video. By the way thanks Remote Pro for the video, it was very helpful. The four plastic pins may not go easily back in. It is a very tight fit. From a previous suggestion do the following. Carefully file down the 4 pins a little. It does not need much. You can try the frame first without attaching the buttons. The frame should not be difficult to take out again. Also make sure that you have removed all bits of rubber left over from the old buttons from all parts of the frame. If you don't this may stop the rubber fitting snugly to the frame. Now attach the buttons to the frame and you should be able to push in frame and buttons for a snug fit.
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Thanks for the video, worked great! It takes a lot of patience and care to get all the old rubber off of the plastic frame, including all around the outside edge. Just keep running your thin screwdriver or blade around and around the outside edge until all of the old rubber is gone. Then I pried very, very carefully, working my way around the edges until I was able to pop out the 4 pins, one at a time. (It may not be clear from the video because he doesn't show the back side of the frame for very long, but the pins are located on the cross pieces between where the buttons are -- so prying along those areas is the most effective). Thanks also to all of you who commented about your negative experiences with the pins or the frame breaking, it really emphasizes how careful you have to be when attempting to pop out that little frame.
Thanks you so much it would have cost me $200 to replace my key. And I was able to fix it for $2. Keep up the good work .
Best video I've watched, helped me changed my parents keys after I've seen people saying that you have to replace the entire casing,thank you.
I didn't need to pop the inner bit out. My new buttons just pushed in. Very helpful video.
Me too. I followed the video with my first key and and the rubber casing doesn't seem to want to stay in. I read your comment and tried it with the second key and it popped in like a charm. I think with the first key, which admittedly was in far worse condition, either I've not removed all the old rubber or I distorted the plastic frame when removing it. I'm really happy with this whole solution though. Saved myself a lot of money.
yep it worked! save me time thank you
Quick tip for people who have got problem to push back plastic frame with 4 pins.
I tried too and no luck for me, didn't want break the pins (shape of them look like mushroom).
I used 120 grid sand paper I folded once and start working my way to round all four pins, not completely just about 70% ot it leaving a very small lip. After that I managed to push that it and rubber pad seats nicely without falling apart.
The exact same procedure worked for me :)
Did the same but rather than sandpaper I used a small file which worked.
Could you explain the part where 'folded back' please ? Are you sandpapering the connections on the plastic and folding back the plastic to get to the connections ? I am having difficulty in getting the new rubber cover to stay fitted to the key.
Your help would be appreciated.
@@jackdorris2349 yes exactly as you said. Just sand or use a file (as someone mentioned) 4 pins comes from frame. The shape of each pin looks like mushroom so you need to reduce thickness of each pin to allowed them pop back into holes (not to much). Just sand a little bit and try if you can push back. Also make sure that you don't have anything in the holes and compare rubber button if it's not oversized.
Regards
@@gregbooming Cheers Greg. I thought if you folded back the plastic it would be in danger of snapping. Thanks again.
Thanks for the guide, the other solutions were to rip apart the orginal case but for exchange of the buttons this tutrioal is great. Regards
Great video. Like a lot of people I had a real struggle getting the small frame with the fours pins back into the key fob.
Brilliant! It only took me a couple of minutes to replace the worn out buttons! Big thanks!
UK: This worked okay for me. The only thing I found was that the replacement rubber didn't fit round the lip very well, but it seems to have bedded in okay. The button rubber only cost £2.99. Do you know what the Hyundai dealership quoted me for a new key? £450.00! Many thanks.
Glad to hear!!
Where did u bought those buttons source?
@@saichandramuvva6068I bought some on eBay. €8 for 2 runners. Worked perfectly.
I just replaced my pad.
some tips for others:
- this took a WHILE. like an hour because it was so difficult refit the plastic retainer. the little clips are mushroom shaped, so I filed them down into normal pegs and they fitted a bit easier. press down as hard as you can in the same place as the pegs
- put the silver frame bit in first if you have that part (I have an i10), it's too fiddly to try and hold all 3 pieces together.
- removing the plastic retainer is also difficult, mine also snapped, but it shouldn't matter. do be as careful as you can!
EXACTLY there like a mushroon and luckily I had a spare key and it took 2 mins to put the rubber directly around it.. So only half a helpful video and now I have heaps of work to file down the 4 points to have a 2nd spare key
Thanks for the tip on filing down the little pegs. Was a quick fix after quiet some time of frustration at why it wouldn't just click back together like the video
I didn't even take out the frame - just removed all the rubber and pressed in the new pad. 5 minute job.
@@newtonslore I'm going to try that approach!! It seems too much of a faff filing down the four pegs.
To remove the plastic frame, I lifted the edges around the perimeter with a small screwdriver as you said, but the clips broke. I didn’t realise the clips would break so easily.
To push the four plastic pins back in I used the top/round end of a pencil. and press down hard. Make a mental note where the pins are before reassemble. I then had to use a little electrical screwdriver to just tuck the odd bit of pad back under. I hope this helps someone out 🙂
Thank you so much for this video. Filing down the clips did the trick 👌🏾
Man you are freaking genius!! Made it sooooo simple and tanks a million.
Great video,straight to the point,no bs.Thanks!:)
Thank you, really helped me fixing new rubber.
Thank you we could not have done it without you :)
thanks for the video mate the top of my plastic bit snapped but didn't break off but i was able to make it work and much cheaper than getting a new key and buttons
Thanks for the video - super easy and quick fix!
thank you for this, I almost destroyed my key trying to open it using a different guide
Legend thanks for that mate. Worked a charm 👍🏼
Worked more or less. Better to use a thin blunt object, you find them in pc ifixit kits (silver tool with blunt end on one side, and sharp side on the other), to pry off the plastic frame. Otherwise if you pry it off the way this guy does, you'll break the frame like I almost did. Other than that, it helped as a guild.
Okay, firstly I'm sure the button pad doesn't wear out, instead it rots because of the oils in our skin. Having one such rotten remote I purchased some button pads and also a couple of silicon pull on covers (Amazon) for both remotes I have, once on they look just like a slightly larger remote (having all the cut outs and symbols) and come in many colours.
I too encountered the mushroom profile problem with the little plastic frame for the button pad. I cut all four of them off put the pad on and then re-essembled. Okay, it wasn't "clipped" in but I tried shaking it out and it wouldn't budge and I tried picking it out with my finger nail (around the edge) and couldn't. Now I have the silicon cover over it as well I am 99.9% sure it will be fine.
it wears out over time, i had a mint condition 2nd set of buttons with my 2015 hyundai and have only used them for 3 weeks and they have completely worn out, its to do with the age of the rubber
Thank you , I was confused how to put the rubber back after came off of the key
No worries!
Where to get those plastic cover?
I have tried this up until the clicking in part - it is extremely difficult to get the four dots into the respective holes. Are you able to help?
Hey Michael, sometimes the originals have a lip on the "four dots" and these can be carfully trimmed with nail clippers which will make it easier to get in.
I also found this difficult. Instead of my fingers, I used a round wooden ball to roll over the dots. This clicked then in with some firm pressing
Love you man!
I have a Kia key with this problem, hoping this video will help
For me, TWEEZERS (like lady tweezers for the brows- I’m a lady) worked way way better. Also, when you get the little plastic frame out and fit the replacement rubber cover around it, make sure you really get the lip on it and then work from the BOTTOM up, the most narrow part of the cover when pushing it into the remote.
Luckily this whole process only took me 5-10 minutes.
Thanks easy as did our two keys, just do it slowly and its fine, I dont know how andy broke his pins
Great to hear!!👍
There might be 2 designs of pad retainer pin? If you shake the key you might here the small plastic retainers rattling inside the key, if you dont hear anything then your key didnt have them and all is good. My key went back together but the pad is not fixed firmly.
Great video fp thank you 😊
Very helpful BUT my top does not click back in to the 4 sockets holding that frame. In fact even without the rubber it wont clip back in. This has sadly left me with NO KEY now. Why is it that it wont pop back in. Nothing is broken its all there.
It is a very tight fit. Carefully file down each pin a little. It should then work.
levering the pad out like this will break the fixing pins holding mechanism - It did with mine
Same thing happened to me
I had the same problem, difficulty in pushing the 4pins back into place... So I used an emery board to smooth out the 4 pins slightly.. Then they clicked into place.
It seems impossible to clip the plastic back in. Now I’m left with a key with no buttons :/
I had the same problem! I used a small file around the plastic pins and this did the trick.
@@jamesmcroberts7238 I used pliers, caused a couple of scuffs on the housing tho lol
@@CG20132 butcher
I cant get mine back in
Levering the pad out renders the fixing frame useless. Will not seat back into the four holes securely and is loose. Nothing you can do.
Shouldn’t have speeded it up at the beginning.