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Genuine Only - Hyundai Santa Fe - 4 Button Smart Key Complete With Blade - New on 2040-parts.com

AU $400.00
Location:

Aberfoyle Park, SA, Australia

Aberfoyle Park, SA, Australia
Condition:New Brand:Hyundai Manufacturer Part Number:2W500

GENUINE Only - Hyundai Santa Fe - 4 Button Smart Key Complete With Blade - NEW

  • Genuine Key
  • 4 Buttons
  • 434mhz
  • Flat Blade - Middle Track
  • Transponder included - This is a complete key With small key
  • Blade is blank and uncut
  • Must be programmed by an automotive locksmith
  • WE CAN CUT AND PROGRAM
  • This key will suit if yours looks the same
  • Compatibility is a guide only. If you are unsure, please message us or contact us on 0432 - 110 - 267
  • Great for a spare or a replacement

 

We can provide cutting and programming services if required for ALL SA customers.
**Cutting and programming may be available for customers in other states in some cases. Please contact us.

 

Please message or contact us on 0432 - 110 - 267 for any further queries.

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