Strange keyless entry problem (2006 Sonata)

Discussion in 'Hyundai Sonata' started by Blair, Apr 26, 2006.

  1. Blair

    Blair Guest

    Until today when I pressed the lock button on the keyless entry remote
    the lights would flash so that I knew the doors had actually locked. As
    of today I no longer get the flash though the doors do lock.
    Additionally, if I pressed it again while it was locked the car would
    beep. This is no longer happening either. Any ideas? It's a 2006 GL.

    -B
     
    Blair, Apr 26, 2006
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  2. Blair

    art.obrien Guest

    Assuming the new sonata works just like the other hyundai models....

    If the lights don't flash the alarm is not activated because the system
    senses that something is not closed. There are sensors for each door
    as well as the hood and trunk. If the lights in the cabin go out when
    all the doors are closed it is probably not one of those sensors.

    I would locate the sensor under the hood and trunk and make sure it is
    pressed in while hitting the lock button on the keyfob. If you get the
    blinking lights/chirp you found the culprit.

    Ultimately it is probably just an adjustment and shoud be taken care of
    with no problem at the dealer.
     
    art.obrien, Apr 26, 2006
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  3. Blair

    Finn Guest

    My 2006 Santa Fe does the same thing
    Sometimes I have to press the button three of four times to get the flash
    and beep
     
    Finn, Apr 27, 2006
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  4. Blair

    KW Guest

    IIRC when we bought our LX the salesman told us that you can turn the
    blink/beep feature on and off via the remote by pressing and holding the
    unlock button for a specified period of time like say 10 seconds. (might be
    the lock button...or longer/shorter on the time ....don't remember for
    sure...that was 9500 miles ago and I've never had a reason to try it :)

    KW
     
    KW, Apr 28, 2006
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  5. Replace the batteries in the remote.
     
    Tamara Thornton, May 7, 2006
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