Changed battery on remote, needs to be reset
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Asked by Gloria Sep 14, 2015 at 07:38 PM about the 2012 Kia Sorento Base

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russ answered 9 years ago

Your owners manual should tell you how to reset. On my Corvette I hold the unlock and lock buttons at the same time until the horn chirps.

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Gloria answered 9 years ago

Nothing in the manual, but I will try your idea. Thank you

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Gloria answered 9 years ago

I tried this but nothing. Any other ideas out three. Besides going to the dealer and paying, arm and a leg. Thank you

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Guru5D4KX answered 7 years ago

Remote start not working new battery already in can I reset without going to dealer 2013 sorento

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Mike answered 6 years ago

i had tried lock with trunk together to reset didnt work(some models they work) then i tried what this post said lock and unlock until the light turned green and it worked. thank you .

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