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Hyundai Coupe GL 2.0 2005: Factory Remote Control Fails Despite New CR2032 Batteries

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  • #1 16735488
    Bandziorex
    Level 8  
    Hello, I have a big problem I can't open the car with the factory remote control. Car is a Hyundai Coupe GL 2.0 2005. I have already replaced 2x batteries with CR2032 and nothing diode on the remote control flashes and the car does not open. Is this a symptom of a broken pilot? Is there any opening alternative, I heard that the code could have been unloaded, for example, I put photos of the pilot, it may be helpful.

    Hyundai Coupe GL 2.0 2005: Factory Remote Control Fails Despite New CR2032 Batteries


    Hyundai Coupe GL 2.0 2005: Factory Remote Control Fails Despite New CR2032 Batteries Hyundai Coupe GL 2.0 2005: Factory Remote Control Fails Despite New CR2032 Batteries
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  • #2 16735555
    uzi008
    Level 11  
    Hello
    Try it this way.
    After replacing the battery, turn the key to position II and press the open or close button once. The immobilizer indicator will blink once. Turn off the key.
    Check if it worked and let me know.
    greetings
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  • #3 16737152
    Bandziorex
    Level 8  
    So I opened the car with the key and began to squeal. I opened the mask, disconnected the battery and peace, plug it in and leave again ... will it be long? I feel like a thief. I talked to a guest on the phone and said that you need to check if the remote control sends a signal.
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  • #4 16740582
    Bandziorex
    Level 8  
    I received information from Hyundai that I should hold both buttons for 5 seconds, the action was unsuccessful. It seems to me that I have damaged electronics in the remote control alone, I will not do anything more, I have to do checking / soldering.

    Added after 11 [hours] 38 [minutes]:

    Ok, my wife helped me disarm the alarm :) It turned out that both remote controls had damaged electrical connections. After dismantling the remote control, it was necessary to press the battery firmly to the PCB. Thank you colleague for a hint from the first position in the ignition. Two remote controls are going to be repaired from what I read on the HYundai forum - this is a common problem in this model.
  • #5 16754088
    Bandziorex
    Level 8  
    Let it ... the alarm specialist checked the car's remote controls and apparently they work and send a signal. He said they were all right and that there must be something wrong in the car ehhh ...
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  • #6 16760448
    Bandziorex
    Level 8  
    Listen to whether the factory alarm can only be repaired by a salon or can some alarm specialist deal with it? I am looking for someone from Zielona Góra and the surrounding area or from the province Lubuskie.

    Added after 13 [hours] 59 [minutes]:

    It may sound funny ... but I think someone tried to prompt me and my colleagues at the car park. Namely, a few people at the same time could not close using the car remote control. Strange, as if the signal jammer is working somewhere is it possible?
  • #7 16761918
    CameR

    Moderator of Vehicle Security
    Bandziorex wrote:
    several people at the same time could not close using the car remote control

    Bandziorex wrote:
    if the signal jammer was working somewhere, is it possible?

    Very likely.
    Helpful post? Buy me a coffee.

Topic summary

The discussion revolves around a malfunctioning factory remote control for a 2005 Hyundai Coupe GL 2.0, which fails to operate despite replacing the batteries with new CR2032 units. Users suggest troubleshooting steps, including turning the ignition key to position II and pressing the remote buttons to reset the immobilizer. One user discovered that both remote controls had damaged electrical connections, which were resolved by ensuring the batteries were firmly pressed against the PCB. An alarm specialist confirmed that the remote controls were sending signals, indicating a potential issue within the vehicle itself. There is also speculation about possible signal jamming affecting multiple users in the area.
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