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I have a 2016 Rio and its ridiculous what you need to do to change a bulb. Next car i go to buy if it's like this I'm not buying it!

Hi thanks for the video everything was clear. Bought the case from amazon, its identical to yours, any idea why the key does not pop out when i press the button? When i touch the key and wiggle it back and forth its touchint something inside. Until i dont snap together the cases the key pops out without issue.

Just done the fob change, I fell for the immobiliser trap, that is, I didn't place it back in the casing (car wouldn't turn over), then I just replaced the grey plastic cover. Again it didn't work. After re visiting and reading through the comments, I was informed there is a small black piece that goes under the grey plastic bit. That was luckily still in the plastic bag which I used for disassembly, but it was in my main rubbish bag....a lot of searching it came to light. In it went. And like magic, my car now starts. Fantastic content everyone.

Thank you very much for your Tutorial and take a moment to do it

I know this is an older video, but I just found it, and thank you for your knowledge on key fobs.

You no have to break, I open mine the right way

The light can be a challenging to take out if it’s the first time. Thank you for the video. It mostly certainly helped!

I cannot get my key fob open. It seems to have been welded together. Any tips?

Okay, you're like so awesome. I really appreciated the time you took to show me step by step with your cute commentary. I was giggling and fixing. It was effortless and you saved me time and of course money. I look forward to changing out my other beat-up fob. Thank you so much!

Whats with the lady hands

Lol just change the rubber aprin out why change everything over makes zero sence 😮

Thank you for the video I changed out two of them for our Rio and I could not have not done this without your help. You saved us at least $600.00 from the Kia company.

I realy neaded a video that tells me how lousy all the other videos are 😂

Thank you for an excellent tutorial!!

What the guy in the video didn't tell you is that there are keys with an immobilizer chip inside. You have to transfer that to the new key too. In the corner of the key, you'll see a white plastic piece that you need to remove, and underneath it, there's a black piece of elastic that is the chip to bypass the immobilizer. You need to change this as well.

The disassembly of the original key was not as easy as shown for it was molded together, had to break it apart in small pieces but the assembly once it was apart was spot on. Thank you for the video.

Cheers mate. I just did it. Thank you for your time posting this

Thank you, this tip is very important - make sure you CHECK if your old key-fob has a chip inside the remote "tiny little black piece"

Excellent Video

Worked great,

What the heck is that hard to tell what years is the car so I don’t have to waste time to watch it is totally different than my car

Just switched for my 2013 kia. This video was great, the hardest part was just opening the old shell! The bag tip is great

I turned the screw the wrong way and now mine closes when you hit the button instead of opening 🤣🤣🤣

This was amazing and saved me so much money. Amazing the bag was really key.

Cheers for this..... Was a simple job thanks to your video...

You make it look easy to break apart. My hands can’t manage it and I’m not a weenie 😢

Prima uitleg over de antenne van de audi tt mk2. Het is bij mij prima gelukt.

Great video, really helpful, thanks

And your sure there isn't a transponder left in your old part are you?

Thank you! Can you (or anyone in the comments) recommend a safe and trusted place to purchase the replacement key fob? Thank you in advance!

Last time my girlfriend’s bulb went out she took it to multiple auto shops who couldn’t figure out how to do it.Took it to the Kia dealership who charged her $150 and made her wait two hours. Just happened again and I decided to check into it, can’t believe they pulled that crap on her.

I have a used 2013 Kia Soul I recently purchased. I attempted to open the fob with needle-nose pliers and wasn't able to. Felt like I applied enough force to break a pair of handcuffs. Couldn't get it. -EDIT- Ok. So I went into the garage and dug out the dremel and carefully breached the case. It appears that this is either a replacement case, or the original where they had accidently damaged it when opening to replace the battery. It was sealed shut with some heavy duty black adhesive. Still took some prying with a big flat head screwdriver to open it enough to split it by hand. Swapped everything left the mobo in the half that has the plastic wedge to align it. Put it back together and the battery wasn't tight enough, so I folded some electrical tape and placed it on the battery to force it down. Works great now. Thanks for the video. Just thought I'd mention this for anybody wondering why their case might not be popping open with ease like the replacement or the video.

Can you write to us or make video on how to change the secondary small white light under the orange signal light

Thanks friend

Terrible video. "No one shows you this." Proceeds to brick my car. Thanks for putting me in the dog house.

Too many steps missed, And Brake Cleaner???

You do your video don't talk about other videos how about there is up to them

Great video and instructions, ❤

Great thanks for the instructions and as noted by everyone else don't forget the chip in the top corner. It's in the top corner behind the circuit board.

Nahhhh fam. That ain’t it

Thanks for this beautiful and nice video but you don't say what year your car is and that really sucks

Mine has a chip ..the car won't start niw

Great video. I was able to get it done just in a few minutes.

Very late to the video, but I just finished doing this today, and as others have said you don't need to remove any parts from front of the the vehicle aside from the intake duct. The main problem is that the radiator housing ever so slightly blocks the lamp holder (so you can't just pull it out directly). Instead, you'll need to unscrew the two topmost bolts holding on the headlight assembly so you can move it upwards enough that the lamp holder can be pulled out. You may also need a pair of pliers to turn the lamp housing, as they were bit stiff and in an awkward place to turn with your hands. Also, MAKE SURE YOU GET THE RIGHT BULBS! I have a 2013 Kia Rio and the Sylvania 7507 bulbs did not fit, despite the fact that sites like AutoZone said they did. The bulbs in the car had two contacts on the bottom, and the two little metal tabs that hold it in the lamp holder were at 180 degrees from each other. The 7507 bulbs had just one contact and the metal tabs were at a different angle, and thus could not be slotted into the lamp holder. Instead, the Sylvania 2357A bulbs would have been the right ones.

I have a 2021 Kia forte. Will iy be the same directions ? The key is a bit different?

This worked perfectly and was a lot simpler than other methods! Took me 5 minutes for 2 keys, saved me a ton of money.

Great video! Had more trouble taking it apart. Also, I found that I did have to turn the key more than once for enough tension on the spring for the key to pop out like it should. Thank you!

One minor addition: The circuit board has notches that fit into slots on the other half of the shell, which makes it MUCH easier to properly align before clicking everything into place.

Thank you 👍🏻

THANK YOU