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Your Hyundai key fob makes life so much easier, whether it’s locking and unlocking your car remotely or starting it with the push of a button. But like any electronic device, the key fob relies on a battery, and when it starts to run low, it’s time for a quick and easy replacement. In this guide, we’ll walk you through the process step by step to ensure your key fob works seamlessly.

What You’ll Need

Replacing the battery in your Hyundai key fob is straightforward, and you’ll only need a few items:

  • A replacement CR2032 battery (commonly available at most stores or online)
  • A small flathead screwdriver or coin to open the key fob
  • Optional: A microfiber cloth to prevent scratches

Step-by-Step Guide to Replacing Your Hyundai Key Fob Battery

  1. Open the Key Fob
    1. Locate the seam where the two halves of the key fob meet.
    2. Use a small flathead screwdriver or a coin to gently pry the key fob apart. Insert it into the seam and twist carefully to avoid damaging the plastic.

2. Remove the Old Battery

  1. Once the key fob is open, locate the round battery inside.
  2. Gently lift the battery out using your fingers or the screwdriver.

3. Insert the New Battery

  1. Place the new CR2032 battery in the same position as the old one, with the positive (+) side facing up.
  2. Ensure the battery is seated securely in its compartment.

4. Reassemble the Key Fob

  1. Align the two halves of the key fob.
  2. Press them together firmly until you hear a click, ensuring the fob is snapped back into place

5. Test the Key Fob

  1. Stand near your vehicle and test all the functions, including locking, unlocking, and starting (if applicable).
  2. If everything works, you’re good to go!

Final Thoughts

Replacing the battery in your Hyundai key fob is a simple process that can save you time and the hassle of a non-functional remote. By following these steps, you’ll have your key fob back in working order in just a few minutes. If you encounter any issues or prefer professional help, your local Speck Hyundai dealership will be happy to assist!

Rainy traffic scene with blurred red brake lights and water droplets on car windshield

When was the last time you gave your windshield wipers a second thought? Like any part of your car, they don’t last forever. Knowing when to replace your windshield wipers is not just about convenience, it’s about safety. We will show you how to spot signs of wear and ensure your wipers are prepared for any weather.

Signs It’s Time to Replace Your Blades

Not sure if your wipers need replacing? Watch out for these signs:

  • Streaking or Smearing: If your wipers leave streaks or don’t clear water evenly, the blades may be cracked or worn.
  • Skipping: Skipping occurs when the wiper blade rubber has hardened or lost flexibility, causing it to miss parts of the windshield.
  • Unusual Noises: Squeaking, squealing, or chattering sounds indicate the blades aren’t making smooth contact with the glass.
  • Cracks or Visible Damage: Inspect the blades for visible cracks, splits, or missing chunks.
  • Reduced Visibility in Bad Weather: If you’re struggling to see clearly during rain or snow, your wipers most likely need to be replaced.
A car with fall leaves on it while the car uses its wipers.

When and How to Replace Your Wipers

To keep your windshield wipers performing their best, follow these guidelines:

  1. Check Regularly: Inspect your wipers every 6 months, ideally at the start of spring and fall.
  2. Know Your Climate: Harsh sun can dry out wipers faster. On the other hand, icy conditions can cause blades to crack. Replace them more frequently if you live in extreme climates.
  3. DIY Replacement: Replacing wipers is simple and can be done in minutes. Most auto parts stores will even help you find the right size for your car. Be sure to follow the instructions in your vehicle’s manual.
A person changing out their windshield wipers.

Don’t Forget the Windshield Washer Fluid

While you’re caring for your wipers, don’t overlook your windshield washer fluid. A good-quality fluid not only helps clear dirt and bugs but also prevents freezing in cold months. Keep your reservoir topped up to ensure your wipers can work effectively.

Rainy traffic scene with blurred red brake lights and water droplets on car windshield

¿Cuándo fue la última vez que pensaste en los limpiaparabrisas de tu coche? Como cualquier otra parte del vehículo, no duran para siempre. Saber cuándo reemplazar tus limpiaparabrisas no solo es cuestión de conveniencia, sino también de seguridad. Te mostraremos cómo identificar señales de desgaste y asegurarte de que tus limpiaparabrisas estén listos para cualquier clima.

¿Por Qué Se Desgastan los Limpiaparabrisas?

Los limpiaparabrisas pueden parecer simples, pero son más complejos de lo que parecen. La exposición a elementos como el calor, el frío e incluso la suciedad puede degradar las gomas de las escobillas con el tiempo. En promedio, las escobillas duran de 6 a 12 meses, dependiendo de las condiciones de conducción y el clima. Si no recuerdas la última vez que cambiaste las escobillas, ¡probablemente sea hora de hacerlo!

Señales de Que Es Momento de Reemplazarlas

¿No estás seguro de si necesitas cambiarlas? Presta atención a estas señales:

  • Rayas o Manchas: Si tus limpiaparabrisas dejan rayas o no eliminan el agua de manera uniforme, es probable que las gomas estén agrietadas o desgastadas.
  • Saltos: El salto ocurre cuando la goma del limpiaparabrisas se endurece o pierde flexibilidad, lo que provoca que no limpie partes del parabrisas.
  • Ruidos Inusuales: Chirridos, chillidos o golpes indican que las escobillas no están haciendo contacto suave con el cristal.
  • Grietas o Daños Visibles: Inspecciona las escobillas en busca de grietas, divisiones o trozos faltantes.
  • Visibilidad Reducida en Mal Clima: Si tienes dificultades para ver claramente durante la lluvia o la nieve, lo más probable es que necesites reemplazar los limpiaparabrisas.
A car with fall leaves on it while the car uses its wipers.

Cuándo y Cómo Reemplazar los Limpiaparabrisas

Para mantener tus limpiaparabrisas en su mejor estado, sigue estas pautas:

  1. Revisa Regularmente: Inspecciona tus limpiaparabrisas cada 6 meses, idealmente al inicio de la primavera y el otoño.
  2. Conoce Tu Clima: El sol intenso puede resecar los limpiaparabrisas más rápido. Por otro lado, las condiciones heladas pueden causar grietas. Reemplázalos con mayor frecuencia si vives en climas extremos.
  3. Reemplazo DIY: Cambiar los limpiaparabrisas es sencillo y se puede hacer en minutos. La mayoría de las tiendas de autopartes incluso te ayudarán a encontrar el tamaño adecuado para tu coche. Asegúrate de seguir las instrucciones del manual de tu vehículo.
A person changing out their windshield wipers.

No Olvides el Líquido Limpiaparabrisas

Mientras cuidas de tus limpiaparabrisas, no olvides el líquido limpiaparabrisas. Un líquido de buena calidad no solo ayuda a eliminar la suciedad y los insectos, sino que también previene el congelamiento en los meses fríos. Mantén tu depósito lleno para asegurarte de que tus limpiaparabrisas funcionen eficazmente.

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What are the engines on the new 2022 Hyundai Tucson?

Introduce yourself to the new 2022 Hyundai Tucson SUV at Speck Hyundai! The design of the new 2022 Tucson presents defined, modern body lines and a head-turning look. The new Tucson is larger than previous years, with larger passenger and cargo volume. The 2022 Hyundai Tucson SUV is available as a standard, gas-powered Tucson or as a Hybrid/Plug-In Hybrid model.

The engine on the standard 2022 Hyundai Tucson is a 2.5L GDI 16-valve 4-cylinder engine. The engine on the 2022 Hyundai Tucson Hybrid and Plug-In Hybrid carry a 1.6L Turbo-GDI 4-cylinder engine. Both the Hybrid and Plug-In Hybrid are equipped with a permanent magnet synchronous motor along with a Lithium Ion polymer battery. The power output of the Hybrid with Gas Motor is 226 HP, and 261 HP on the Plug-In Hybrid model.

The 2022 Hyundai Tucson with the 2.5L is available in Front Wheel Drive and All Wheel Drive. The Hybrid and Plug-In Hybrid are standard in All Wheel Drive.

Ready to shop the brand new 2022 Hyundai Tucson SUV? Click here to view our new inventory here at Speck Hyundai of Tri-Cities.

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The 2022 Hyundai Santa Fe Hybrid has arrive. With an estimated 36 MPG City, this is the Hybrid SUV for your family adventures. Below we break down available trim packages and highlights for each trim package.

2022 Hyundai Santa Fe Hybrid Blue:

  • 34 MPG Combined City and Highway
  • 1.6L turbocharged GDI 4-cylinder hybrid engine
  • HTRAC All Wheel Drive
  • 12.3-inch fully digital gauge cluster
  • Hands-free smart liftgate with auto open
  • Blind-Spot Collision-Avoidance Assist

2022 Hyundai Santa Fe Hybrid SEL Premium:

  • 32 MPG Combined City and Highway
  • 1.6L turbocharged GDI 4-cylinder hybrid engine
  • HTRAC All Wheel Drive
  • 19-inch alloy wheels
  • 10.25-inch touchscreen navigation
  • Panoramic sunroof

2022 Hyundai Santa Fe Hybrid Limited:

  • 32 MPG Combined City and Highway
  • 1.6L turbocharged GDI 4-cylinder hybrid engine
  • HTRAC All Wheel Drive
  • Remote Smart Parking Assist
  • Blind-Spot Collision-Avoidance Assist
  • Surround View Monitor

View all new Hyundai inventory online today!

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Winter weather is here. Do you have 24/7 Hyundai Roadside Assistance? This coverage lasts for 5 years and is effective the day the Hyundai is delivered to a the first retail buyer or the in-service date.

Towing: Get your vehicle towed to the nearest authorized repair facility or Hyundai dealer. Your vehicle can even be towed if it is inoperable for non-warranty reasons.

Trip Interruption Assistance: If you are more than 150 miles from your home and your vehicle is disabled overnight for warranty mechanical reasons, Roadside Assistance will reimburse expenses like meals, lodging and transportation.

Connected Care: With Enhanced Roadside Assistance you can get help by pushing the button on your Hyundai’s rearview mirror. BlueLink Connected Care will know where your vehicle is located.

Learn more details, including exclusions, Hyundai Roadside Assistance by clicking here.

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Fall Season has officially arrived in Pasco, Washington. Wondering how autumn weather effects your vehicle? Below are just a few examples:

Each day it will be getting dark earlier and earlier. Fall weather also means more rain and wet roads.

  • Check that all lights are working properly. Bulb replacement instructions can usually be found in your car’s owner’s manual. If the task seems too difficult, you can always contact the experts at Speck Hyundai!?
  • Check your brakes and tires. If tire depth has 4/32′′ of tread remaining, it is recommended to replace your tires. 2/32′′ or less is considered a safety hazard and should be replace as soon as possible.
  • Check your fluids including engine oil, coolant, brake fluid, and more. Sometimes these can be located in hard to reach places on your vehicle that you need know-how to reach. Don’t hesitate to contact a professional!
  • Check your wiper blades! If you haven’t checked your wiper blades before the first real rainy day, it may be too late. Well working wiper blades are essential to fall season driving safety.
  • Check your heater. It is already getting cooler in the morning. You can start expecting this to happen more frequently throughout the day. Make sure your heater is ready to keep you and your passengers warm.

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Rear Occupant Alert is a system that gives you a reminder to check your backseat before you exit the Hyundai. This safety feature is applauded for providing drivers with a reminder that they may have precious cargo in their backseat such as pets or children. Hyundai will be making this feature standard in most vehicles across the lineup in 2022.

Rear Occupant Alert will present a visual alert on the dashboard display to remind the driver to check the backseat of the vehicle before leaving and locking it. If that alert is ignored and movement is sensed in the backseat after locking the vehicle, the vehicle alarm will go off, the horn will sound, and an alert will be sent to the driver’s Blue Link app if Blue Link is connected. This smart system has been implemented to help save lives and add extra peace of mind.

See the system for yourself here at Speck Hyundai of Tri-Cities!

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2022 Hyundai Elantra Fuel Efficiency

The Hyundai Elantra has a reputation of being a fuel efficient sedan that provides a great range of safety features. Now the Elantra has been redesigned in 2021, adding more advanced technology and stylish new interior and exterior overhaul.

The new 2022 Hyundai Elantra is available in 3 different trim levels: Hyundai Elantra SE, Elantra SEL, and Elantra Limited.

The 2022 Hyundai Elantra SE fuel efficiency is 33 MPG city, 43 MPG highway, and 37 MPG combined.

The 2022 Hyundai Elantra SEL fuel efficiency is 31 MPG city, 41 MPG highway, and 35 MPG combined.

The 2022 Hyundai Elantra Limited fuel efficiency is 31 MPG city, 41 MPG highway, and 35 MPG combined.

Shop the all new 2022 Hyundai Elantra at Speck Hyundai of Tri-Cities, WA!

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The Hyundai Santa Fe has been a staple of the Hyundai lineup for quite some time now. It boasts great All Wheel Drive features, high-tech safety, and cargo room to pack everything you need on your next journey.

The 2022 Hyundai Santa Fe with all seats folded upright has a cargo volume of 36.4 cu.ft. – perfect for that big shopping trip or luggage.

With the 2nd row folded down, the 2022 Hyundai Santa Fe has a cargo volume of 72.1 cu.ft. This amount of space is great to take on your bigger cargo, accessible by a power-folding 2nd row.

Thinking of ways to organize your cargo? Our Hyundai parts department has access to all compatible cargo space accessories for your Hyundai Santa Fe. Give us a call today!

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