Car keys won't come out lights won't go off

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Asked by Hyundai78 Feb 15, 2016 at 11:55 AM about the 2009 Hyundai Sonata

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

Changed battery after that key wouldn't come out brake
lights won't turn off key chain car opener wouldn't work
A/C won't turn off.  One week before changing battery, a/c
would turn off and on by itself temperature would change
by itself

4 Answers

after what I've been able to read, there is NO Global reset, but one must drive around the block...then it will find it's "sea- legs"...of course the time and the radio stations must be re- established...but although have had distrust for Hyundai in the past...perhaps they have their thinking caps on finally~

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We cannot get keys to come out of ignition The brake lights and A/C won't turn off. We had to disconnect battery.

put the battery back in...get 'er running and drive around the block~ it will "teach itself" how to make you mad~

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