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  1. Anonymous says:

    My Key Fob got damaged so I removed the flip key from it and took it to the Kia dealership to get them to cut me a regular straight key replacement using the key I removed from the damaged key fob. Guess what….the dealers cannot make a duplicate key the only thing they can sell you is what is called for on the VIN record for your car. They have NO WAY to simply cut a duplicate key using the one that was in the key fob. I’m certainly NOT going to spring for $250 for a new key fob which is what my only option was with the dealer.

  2. Anonymous says:

    My Key Fob got damaged so I removed the flip key from it and took it to the Kia dealership to get them to cut me a regular straight key replacement using the key I removed from the damaged key fob. Guess what….the dealers cannot make a duplicate key the only thing they can sell you is what is called for on the VIN record for your car. They have NO WAY to simply cut a duplicate key using the one that was in the key fob. I’m certainly NOT going to spring for $250 for a new key fob which is what my only option was with the dealer.

  3. Anonymous says:

    I have a 2015 Kia Sorento. When i lock my vehicle it will lock and the side mirrors will go in but the horn doesn’t beep. What do you think I need?

  4. Anonymous says:

    So long story short, I bought a 2018 Kia Forte and don’t like it to I’m returning it. The dealership said that the car didn’t have the keyless entry so I paid out of pocket for a key fob to be made for it. Now I’m returning the car for a 2016 Kia Optima. Can I somehow reprogram the fob and have a locksmith cut a new key to put in it? I don’t really want to give it to the dealership since I paid for it out of pocket but if I can’t use it on the Optima I don’t have much use for it. Any idea if this is possible?

  5. Markthemechanic says:

    I think $100 is a lot of money. If you want to save money, then I think you should try to reprogram it yourself. It usually takes 10 minutes and is not a big deal.

  6. Anonymous says:

    What if I just buy the FOB key and program it myself, is that an option and will it help me save more money? I checked locally and my dealer is charging $100 and I don’t want to spend that much.

  7. Anonymous says:

    I am a big Kia person here but I do have problems because there are so few dealers where I live in the US.
    I wanted to get a back-up FOB key made just in case I lose one.. what should I do if there is no dealer nearby? Can I go to other dealers? Is there an online place to buy them?

  8. Anonymous says:

    my local Kia dealer parts department charges about $45 ( $20 for the blank and $20 to cut it plus tax ) Kia is calling it a “blade only key” although your dealership might not.

  9. Anonymous says:

    I need a regular non chip metal key for a 2006 kia Sedona how much?

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