HOW TO GET PINCODE ON HYUNDAI SONATA 2011 IF ORIGINAL ECU IS SWAPPED

[siyadk]

Dear DK

We have a Hyundai Sonata 2011 Prox model. We have learnt that this car has been in accident and totaled off and previous owner reworked the car after buying from insurance auction

At present, the current owner lost all keys, we tried program in key and every programmer gives us same result: "Pincode incorrect" . This made us realize of the possibility of a ECU or Immo swap before hence the programmer shows invalid pin because we have been using Pincode based on VIN sticker. So if ECU+immo has been swapped from another car, the VIN would be different hence different pincode

we dont have the VIN number of the new(current) ecu to get us pincode. How can we retrieve new VIN from ECU or the pincode. Can anyone enlighten me where the pincode is stored, ie, ECU or IMMO.


Your help will much appreciated. Thanks in advance

PS: we have tried one hour leave key in ignition slot and battery reset in order to get out immo lock mode

[stalonerambo]

HI, WHAT TOOL ARE YOU USING, TO ADD PROX KEY, TO THIS MODEL:?

[stalonerambo]

X100 PRO?
SKP900?

[siyadk]

i tried almost all tools including skp,x100 etc, all tools says "incorrect access code" or security code wrong" or "pincdoe error"

[Cr4nky]

What ecu is it? Should be able to read vin diagnostically from engine ecu, then convert to correct pin.

[doolittle]

The pin code is stored in the Bosch ECU in the engine bay beside the battery (diesel) .
tango can give the pin or program in new keys

[siyadk]

What ecu is it? Should be able to read vin diagnostically from engine ecu, then convert to correct pin.

Yes true...i thought of that but cannot connect any diagnostic device because there is no ignition on

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[Cr4nky]

Bypass ignition, or connect direct to ecu

[siyadk]

How would I connect to ecu directly. Can you enlighten me?

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[siyadk]

update :- I lost the work to another locksmith, customer was impatient

Anyways thanks to all members input

[sleepyrz]

Yes but did the other locksmith get it done??

[siyadk]

not sure...not much friendly with me

[phuckyall]

You could always follow up with the customer to make sure everything worked out for them.

[indienick]

You could always follow up with the customer to make sure everything worked out for them.

Can't speak for everyone but I'm hesitant to accept advice from someone named "phuckyall".

[siyadk]

good one nick