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Hyundai Santa Fe 2018-2020 Flip Remote Key 4-Button 433MHz - 95430-S2100 - Genuine · OEM · New

Hyundai Santa Fe 2018-2020 Flip Remote Key 4-Button 433MHz - 95430-S2100 - Genuine · OEM · New

SKU: B00822

$66.01
 235.00
  • 433 MHzFrequency
  • 4-buttonButtons

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Specifications

Hyundai Santa Fe 2018-2020 4-button flip remote 95430-S2100, FCC ID TQ8-RKE-4F39, 433 MHz, US market, remote only. Blade not included.

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Hyundai Santa Fe 2018-2020 Flip Remote Key 4-Button

95430-S2100 · FCC ID TQ8-RKE-4F39 · 433 MHz · 4 buttons · remote only · US-market TM Santa Fe

433 MHz
Frequency
4
Buttons
No chip
Transponder
CR2032
Battery

⭐ The 95430-S2100 is the 4-button flip remote of the US-market TM Santa Fe with a turn-key ignition, FCC ID TQ8-RKE-4F39, working at 433 MHz. Lock, unlock, hatch and panic sit in the same housing as the Canadian 95430-S2000, but this version has no transponder. The KK12 flip blade is not included and is cut to the car.

⚙️ Key features

433 MHz, FCC ID TQ8-RKE-4F39

The US-market TM Santa Fe 4-button flip remote.

4 buttons

Lock, unlock, hatch and panic.

Remote only

No transponder in the head; the keyless entry code is what gets learned.

KK12 blade

Takes the KK12 flip blade, sold separately.

💎 Benefits

US-spec part

Matches the remote-only key of US turn-key TM Santa Fe vehicles.

Fast job

Blade cutting plus one remote learning session.

Easy to tell apart

The part number on the card separates it from the Canadian chip version.

CR2032 power

Common coin cell for battery changes.

👥 Who it's for

Automotive locksmiths

Remote replacement on US TM Santa Fe turn-key cars.

Key cutting shops

Remote heads to pair with KK12 blades cut on site.

Used car dealers

A second remote for vehicles sold with one.

🚗 Compatible vehicles

HYUNDAISanta Fe2018-2020USA market (TM), turn-key ignition
Before ordering, match part number 95430-S2100 or FCC ID TQ8-RKE-4F39 printed on the original key.

📦 What's included

✅ IN THE BOX

✔ 1 × Hyundai Santa Fe flip remote 95430-S2100, 4 buttons

❌ NOT INCLUDED

✘ Flip blade and roll pin (KK12 profile)

✘ Programming to the vehicle

📋 Specifications

📡 REMOTE
Part number
95430-S2100
FCC ID
TQ8-RKE-4F39
Frequency
433 MHz
Buttons
4
Button functions
Lock, Unlock, Hatch, Panic
Key type
Flip remote head
Market
USA
🔐 TRANSPONDER & BLADE
Transponder chip
No transponder (remote only)
Blade
Not included (KK12 profile)
🔋 POWER
Battery
CR2032
📦 GENERAL
Weight
60 g
Condition
Genuine · OEM · New
Brand
Hyundai
🔢 PART NUMBERS
95430-S2100 part number

🛠️ Programming instructions

🔌REMOTE LEARNING - DIAGNOSTIC TOOL REQUIRED

The remote code is learned to the car's keyless entry receiver through the OBD port with a diagnostic tool.

Tools: Hyundai GDS / KDS, or a locksmith key programmer whose Hyundai menu lists the Santa Fe for these years.
Learn the remote: connect through the OBD port, open the keyless entry remote learning function and have every remote the owner keeps at hand.
No immobiliser work: this remote carries no transponder, so no key learning is done in the immobiliser menu.
Blade: fit a flip blade (KK12) and roll pin and cut it to the vehicle; the blade is not included.
Check coverage first: support depends on the tool's software version and the exact model year. Verify the Hyundai Santa Fe 2018-2020 remote is in the tool's supported list before the job.

Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions about this product

It fits the US-market TM Santa Fe with a turn-key ignition, 2018-2020; Hyundai catalogues list it for the 2019-2020 model years. It is not a smart key for push-button cars. Read part number 95430-S2100 and FCC ID TQ8-RKE-4F39 on the original before ordering.
Both use FCC ID TQ8-RKE-4F39 and the same 4-button housing. The 95430-S2000 is the Canadian version with an ID47 chip; this 95430-S2100 is the US version without a transponder. The FCC ID alone does not tell them apart, the part number does.
No. This US version is a remote head with no transponder, made for TM Santa Fe cars with a turn-key ignition. It sends lock, unlock, hatch and panic. No immobiliser learning is done with it, only learning of the remote code to the car.
It transmits at 433 MHz, like the other TM Santa Fe flip remotes. The frequency is the same across the Canadian and US versions, which is why the part number and the chip, not the frequency, decide which remote fits the customer's car.
No. The genuine remote head ships without the flip blade. The car uses a KK12 blade, ordered separately and cut to the vehicle by code or from the lock. Fit the blade into the head and check that it folds and locks open before handing over.
Learn it through the OBD port with Hyundai GDS / KDS or a locksmith key programmer whose Hyundai menu lists the TM Santa Fe. Run the keyless entry remote learning function with every remote the owner keeps at hand, then test lock, unlock, hatch and panic.
One CR2032 coin cell inside the flip housing. Open the case at the seam with a thin pick to change it. A weak cell shows as short range or buttons that need several presses, and it can also make a learning session fail.
Yes. It is a new Hyundai remote head supplied with its part number card, as shown in the photos. The blade, cutting and programming are not included. The listed weight is 60 g, so it ships easily with other key parts in the same parcel.