99trooper

Hello again.

Ok I've confirmed that I have a keyless entry module still wired under the
dash (thank you hyundaitech).

I read TSB 99-90-011 (install, operation, and programing for 99 sonata
keyless entry system) and TSB 01-90-011(programing Hyundai security
systems). TSB 01-90-011 says I should get an audio sound between
"flicks" of the of the valet switch, but I don't get any sound (I touch
the black and which together to simulate the valet switch per TSB
99-90-011---99-90-011 doesn't say anything about getting audio sounds
between flicks of the valet switch.
Should I get sound between flicks of the black and white wires together?
Next I called the dealer for a price on keyless remotes he told me $45
each I asked him the PN he gave me: 00265-11002. I told him I had PN
(from the TSB): 00243-16110... He said they had those in stock but they
had problems with those modules so they changed to the 00265-11002. The
remote, or the whole unit? As I said before in a previous post the old
owners never had a problem, I don't see any TSB saying anything about a
problem with the old units, and I even called another Hyundai dealer and
asked them about it. Why would the dealer not want to give me the keyless
remotes that were turned in with the trade in (like the previous owners
told me they were) instead of giving me a story about problems with the
unit, so instead of selling me a problem, they just took it out?

hyundaitech

They didn't want to give them to you probably because they lost them.

I've had trouble getting some units into programming mode and have had to
replace the control module.

99trooper

Am I suppose to get an audible sound when entering the programing mode on
the keyless entry only model, or just counting the number of times I tap
the wires together?

hyundaitech

According to TSB 01-90-011, there should be a chirp unless it's a 2000
Sonata system. Knowing that these were sometimes dealer installed, it's
possible that a 2000 keyless unit was installed in your 1999, especially
if it was installed a significant time after the vehicle purchase.

Now that I think about it, I had to replace a few sirens as well.

99trooper

Thanks for your help on this (no help from my own dealer of course)... I
did go out and purchase a key fob as they said I could return it if it
didn't work (it was only $28 ). I flicked the wires together like it said
in the TSB, I got no audible sounds between "flicks" but when I was done, I
did have a programed remote that works to lock / unlock the drivers door
(with key 1) then unlock the rest (with key 2) which gives a 2 pezio chirp
for lock and 1 for unlock...More fuel for my fire when I go in to the
dealer for the idler pully that they have to replace due to the buyers
contract I have with them....Thanks again for your info, I couldn't have
found this stuff out without your knowledge!