I HAVE A 2013 SONATA WITH PUSH BUTTON START. IT SEEMS WHEN IT GETS COLD THE CAR WILL NOT READ THE KEY FOB. I KEEP GETTING A MESSAGE THAT THE KEY WAS NOT DETECTED. ANY IDEAS?

Asked by SASSYGRLTWO Oct 14, 2015 at 03:16 PM about the 2013 Hyundai Sonata

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

AT FIRST WE THOUGHT IT WAS BECAUSE THE KEY WAS BEING LEFT IN THE CAR OVER NIGHT AND GETTING TOO COLD. BUT NOW IT SEEMS THAT THAT ISN'T THE CASE. THE KEY WAS IN THE HOUSE OVER NIGHT AND THIS MORNING AND THE CAR STILL WOULDN'T DETECT THE KEY FOR ABOUT 10-15 MINUTES.

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My Daughter has a 2013 Hyundai Sonata push button car. When she gets in and pushes button car say insert Key, so she put key in console and still would not start. I told her to try her interior lights and she said they wouldn't come on so I'm thinking it's her car Battery. My daughter seems to thing it's her key program. Any ideas on what it could be? hoping it's not car computer.

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I have a 2012 Hyundai sonata its done the same thing no interior light door want lock n key pad won't work nw

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