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cmenchion 
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Hi all, I've used this site many many times always had the info I was looking for.
I have a 2009 Hyundai Accent (Canadian model) and I bought an Autostart as-1455 from the Ford shop I work. One thing I don't know what bypass I need to get, one place here has them and wants $79 and requires a key. I know from searching on the net I can get an equal or same product for under $20. My question is will a dei 556 bypass work for my car? If not what other ones will work?
Thanks for your time!
Chris
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Not too many choices for you. 

Option 1.  Get a DEI 556UW "key in the box" universal bypass or similar module available from most bypass manufactures.  You will loose a key.  U.S.cost about $15 plus lost key.

Option 2.  Get the Fortin PATS-Kia1 bypass module.  You won't give up a key but you must go to a place that has the Hyundai Scan Tool for programming.  Cost $40 for bypass and whatever amount the dealer charges...

Option 3.  Go to a iDatalink installer.  He can do the install without loosing a key using the ADS-AL CA bypass module and the KLON process.  The module costs about $100 plus whatever in labor fees.

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cmenchion 
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Awesome kreg thanks a million. Do you know of any places that sell cheaper keys?? Like Rotunda or SPX.
Chris
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i was just going to suggest the idatalink ads-alca and klon it. If you can get the idatalink (75 cad, wire it yourself then just have an idatalink installer flash it for you. that works too.

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cmenchion 
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yeah i've decided on the datalink. get it for $68 which is reasonable.
But from what I have read in the manual i downloaded, the hyundai accent isn't listed. So I dunno, don't want to purchase an item that won't work.
Chris
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You can get transponder Hyundai keys on Ebay for 7.50 shipped to your door, get a local locksmith or your nearest Stealership to program it . Buy a 556UW and put it in the box and your done...
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cmenchion 
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umm 7.50 too cheap to be a transponder key isn't it??
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Don't think the U.S. models have a transponder, only Canadian models.  The $7.50 key on EBay U.S. probably doesn't have the chip.  On EBay CA they go for $25 Can.
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cmenchion 
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Ahh see this is why I need a module my car is Canadian model. As I live in Canada :D
I can find keys for like $3.00 but got to buy 10 lol
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eh... haha

go to your local locksmith, he will be able to sell and order you a key and program it for you too.

youre looking at 20 for a key-in-box and prob 25 for the key.

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