Where can I get a replacement remote key for my Hyundai Coupe?

The remote locking key unit for my Hyundai Coupe has just gone faulty. After fitting a new battery it still failed to work, so I contacted my local Hyundai agent to price a new one. I was told that it would be £90 plus another £80 to have it programmed for my car (plus VAT). A few years ago, after having work on a Nissan done by the main agent, I had to have the key reprogrammed because they put a new engine management system in the vehicle and all that was done was the key was slotted into a laptop connection and given the identity of my vehicle. All in all it took about 10 seconds to do. This appears to be a rip-off by the Hyundai agents charging in excess of £170 for a small electronic fob that probably cost a few pennies to produce and programme. Is there anywhere that I can purchase a new one at a reasonable price?

Asked on 29 June 2010 by clive appleby

Answered by Honest John
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