UrbanX Replacement 2019-2020 Hyundai Elantra Key Fob – Fcc: Cqofd00120 – Pn: 95440-F2002 – 4 Button

How to Verify This Is the Right Key for Your Hyundai

Before purchasing a replacement key fob remote for your 2019 Hyundai Elantra, verify these details to ensure a perfect match:

5-Point Compatibility Checklist

1. Verify Year, Make & Model — Confirm this key is listed for your exact 2019 Hyundai Elantra. Even within the same model, different trim levels or production dates may use different key types. Check your owner’s manual or the sticker on the driver’s door jamb for your exact model year.
2. Match the FCC ID — This is the most reliable way to guarantee compatibility. Open your current key fob and look for the FCC ID printed on the back of the case or on the circuit board inside. This listing’s FCC ID is Cqofd00120. Make sure it matches your existing key’s FCC ID exactly. The FCC ID identifies the exact radio transmitter — if the FCC IDs match, the keys are functionally identical.
3. Check the Part Number (MPN) — The manufacturer part number (also called OEM part number or MPN) is another way to verify compatibility. This key’s part number is 95440-F2002. You can find your vehicle’s correct part number in the owner’s manual, by searching with your VIN at a Hyundai parts department, or on your existing key.
4. Count the Buttons — Make sure the replacement has the same number of buttons in the same layout as your current key. This is a 4-button key fob remote. Common configurations: 3-button (Lock, Unlock, Trunk/Panic), 4-button (Lock, Unlock, Trunk, Panic), 5-button (adds Remote Start). A key with different buttons may still work for basic functions but won’t have all features.
5. Confirm the Key Type — Your Hyundai may use different key types depending on the trim level:
   • Transponder chip key — Traditional metal key with an embedded chip. Requires programming to start the engine.
   • Key fob remote — Plastic remote for lock/unlock/trunk. Works alongside a separate ignition key.
   • Remote head key / flip key — Combination key blade + remote in one unit.
   • Smart key / proximity key — Push-button start. Stays in your pocket — the car detects it wirelessly.

   Make sure you’re ordering the correct type for your 2019 Hyundai Elantra. If your car has push-button start, you need a smart/proximity key. If you turn a physical key to start, you need a transponder or remote head key.

Not Sure Which Key You Need?

• Check your existing key — Flip it over and look for the FCC ID and part number printed on the case or circuit board.
• Call a Hyundai dealer parts department — Give them your VIN (Vehicle Identification Number) and they can tell you the exact key part number for free.
• Search by VIN online — Several free VIN decoders can identify your key type and part number.
• Contact us — Send us your year, make, model, and a photo of your current key. We’ll help you find the right replacement.