I purchased a third remote control for the door locks for my 2003
Santa Fe on ebay. When I went in for my oil change I asked the dealer
if they would program it for my car. He said: "sure, is this a
replacement for the second set of keys?" I said that no it was for a
third set. He said there is a limit of two sets. It will not work
for a third set. Sounds like bullshit to me, could this be true?

 

In article <t9velvsf7aicvotlc7l9lmtb3no6lc0rb8@4ax.com>, chasrein <yeah@right.com> wrote:
>I purchased a third remote control for the door locks for my 2003
>Santa Fe on ebay. When I went in for my oil change I asked the dealer
>if they would program it for my car. He said: "sure, is this a
>replacement for the second set of keys?" I said that no it was for a
>third set. He said there is a limit of two sets. It will not work
>for a third set. Sounds like bullshit to me, could this be true?

two is the max

 

In article <t9velvsf7aicvotlc7l9lmtb3no6lc0rb8@4ax.com>, chasrein
<yeah@right.com> wrote:

> I purchased a third remote control for the door locks for my 2003
> Santa Fe on ebay. When I went in for my oil change I asked the dealer
> if they would program it for my car. He said: "sure, is this a
> replacement for the second set of keys?" I said that no it was for a
> third set. He said there is a limit of two sets. It will not work
> for a third set. Sounds like bullshit to me, could this be true?

It is true.

They don't program the remote for your car, they program your car to
recognize the remote. The car can recognize two remotes.

--
Jerry Kindall, Seattle, WA <http://www.jerrykindall.com/>
2003 Chianti Red Elantra GT
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