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Hyundai Sonata 2019-2020 Flip Remote Key 3-Button 433MHz - 95430-L1200 - Genuine · OEM · New

Hyundai Sonata 2019-2020 Flip Remote Key 3-Button 433MHz - 95430-L1200 - Genuine · OEM · New

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SKU: B00807

$61.79
 219.98

Fits Hyundai Sonata 2019–2020

  • 433 MHzFrequency
  • ID47Transponder
  • 3-buttonButtons

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Specifications

Genuine Hyundai 95430-L1200 3-button flip remote head, 433 MHz, HITAG 3 ID47, for Sonata DN8 2019-2020 key-turn cars. Blade not included.

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Genuine · OEM · New

Hyundai Sonata 2019-2020 Flip Remote Key 3-Button

Genuine Hyundai part 95430-L1200 · 433 MHz · HITAG 3 (ID47) · Lock, Unlock, Trunk · KK12 blade not included

433 MHz
Frequency
3
Buttons
ID47
HITAG 3
2019-2020
Sonata DN8

⭐ Genuine Hyundai 95430-L1200 three-button flip remote head for the 2019-2020 Sonata (DN8) with a key-turn ignition, the layout sold in 433 MHz markets without a panic button. Its factory label reads DN8 (3BT, IMMO), and a HITAG 3 (ID47) transponder sits next to the remote board. The KK12 flip blade is not included and is cut separately.

⚙️ Key features

HITAG 3 (ID47)

PCF7938X transponder learned to the DN8 immobiliser over OBD.

Three buttons

Lock, Unlock and Trunk (hold), no panic button.

433 MHz

Same DN8 remote platform as the 4-button 95430-L1000.

KK12 blade

Takes the KK12 flip blade, Hyundai 81996-L1100, sold separately.

💎 Benefits

Factory key

Hyundai remote and chip in the original housing, no clone chip in the job.

3-button markets

The DN8 key for cars delivered without the panic button.

Common ID47 job

Covered by the Hyundai immobiliser menus of common OBD tools.

Easy to match

Vehicle code, button count and IMMO marking on the factory label.

👥 Who it's for

Automotive locksmiths

Spare and all-keys-lost jobs on 2019-2020 Sonata DN8 key-turn cars.

Key programming shops

ID47 immobiliser key learning over OBD.

Hyundai workshops

A factory replacement key head for 3-button DN8 cars.

🚗 Compatible vehicles

HYUNDAISonata2019-2020DN8, key-turn ignition, 3-button markets
Before ordering, match part number 95430-L1200 printed on the original key.

📦 What's included

✅ IN THE BOX

✔ 1 × genuine Hyundai Sonata flip remote head with HITAG 3 transponder, 95430-L1200

❌ NOT INCLUDED

✘ KK12 flip blade 81996-L1100 (cut to the car's key)

✘ Roll pin for the blade

✘ Programming tool and immobiliser PIN

📋 Specifications

📡 REMOTE
Part number
95430-L1200
Frequency
433 MHz
Buttons
3
Button functions
Lock, Unlock, Trunk
Key type
Flip remote head
Label
DN8 (3BT, IMMO)
🔐 TRANSPONDER & BLADE
Transponder chip
HITAG 3, ID47 (PCF7938X)
Blade
Not included, KK12 (81996-L1100)
🔋 POWER
Battery
CR2032
📦 GENERAL
Weight
60 g
Condition
Genuine · OEM · New
Brand
Hyundai
🔢 PART NUMBERS
95430-L1200 part number

🛠️ Programming instructions

🔌OBD PROGRAMMING - DIAGNOSTIC TOOL REQUIRED

The ID47 transponder and the remote are registered to the car through the OBD port with a diagnostic tool and the immobiliser PIN.

Tool: Hyundai GDS, or a locksmith programmer whose Hyundai immobiliser menu lists this model (Autel IM508 / IM608, Lonsdor K518, OBDSTAR or Xhorse).
PIN: key learning asks for the 6-digit immobiliser PIN, from the dealer by VIN or calculated by the tool where its software supports this car.
Add key: learn the HITAG 3 (ID47) transponder over OBD with every key the customer keeps, then learn the remote buttons in the same session.
All keys lost: use the tool's all-keys-lost path for this model; the PIN is still needed and every key is learned again.
Blade: fit KK12 blade 81996-L1100 and cut it to the car's key code before learning.
Check coverage first: support depends on the tool's software version and the exact model year. Verify the Hyundai Sonata 2019-2020 remote is in the tool's supported list before the job.

Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions about this product

It fits the 2019-2020 Hyundai Sonata (DN8) with a key-turn ignition and the 3-button key without a panic button. Push-button-start trims use a smart key. Match the part number and button count on the customer's key, or check the VIN, before ordering.
Both are DN8 Sonata flip remotes on 433 MHz with an ID47 chip. The 95430-L1200 has three buttons, Lock, Unlock and Trunk, while the 95430-L1000 adds a Panic button. Cars take the button count they were built with, so match the old key.
A HITAG 3 transponder, ID47 (PCF7938X), sits in the head; the factory label reads DN8 (3BT, IMMO). It is learned to the car's immobiliser over OBD together with the remote buttons, so no separate transponder is needed for the job.
This unit carries the Korean factory label with the vehicle code, part number and production date, and no FCC ID is shown on it. Match the part number 95430-L1200 and the three-button layout against the customer's key, or check the VIN.
No. The genuine head is supplied without the flip blade and roll pin. It takes the KK12 flip blade, Hyundai 81996-L1100, sold separately. Cut the blade to the car's key code, or copy the working key, before learning the new key to the car.
With Hyundai GDS or a locksmith programmer that lists the DN8 Sonata immobiliser, such as Autel, Lonsdor K518, OBDSTAR or Xhorse. Key learning asks for the 6-digit immobiliser PIN, then the ID47 chip and the remote buttons are learned over OBD.
Yes, with a tool that offers the all-keys-lost path for the DN8 Sonata. The immobiliser PIN is still needed, the new key is learned over OBD and every key the customer keeps has to be learned again in the same session.
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