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How to Repair the Remote Key for a Hyundai i20

Model: Hyundai I20 MK 1, PB - Years: 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014
Part: Key

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It often happens that the buttons on the remote key start to fail, and rather than promptly repairing them, you begin to press harder until you puncture the rubber cover that acts as the button; you can replace the buttons without opening the key shells: start by removing the rubber cover with the buttons (you will need a new one, easily available online), the chrome frame, and the underlying support; at this point, cut out the portion of plastic covering the button to access the circuit and replace the button itself with a new one; reverse the steps to reassemble the key, applying the new rubber cover and securing everything with a few drops of quick-setting glue.


Updated on 23 February 2026 by ScegliAuto


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How to Remove the Toll Tag Holder from the Car Windscreen

The toll tag holder is usually attached to the car windscreen to ensure that the toll tag functions immediately when passing through barriers. However, if you decide to remove the holder, you should follow this procedure: - Insert the toll tag into the holder; - Pull the holder inwards to detach it from the windscreen; you can use a glass scraper or a stiff plastic card to assist you; After removing the holder, it is essential to remove the adhesive from the windscreen. To remove the adhesive, we recommend using a solvent-based spray that will remove the glue without clouding the area.

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