How to Disassemble and Replace the Battery in a Volkswagen Touareg Key?

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DelLandon
07/28/25 4:39pm
Steps to replace the battery in a Volkswagen Touareg key are as follows: 1. Remove the key ring and use a 1-yuan coin to fit into a notch on the key. 2. Gently twist the coin to open the key, then replace the CR1620 button battery, ensuring to distinguish the positive and negative poles (positive side down, negative side up). 3. Reassemble the key as it was originally. 4. After replacing the battery, the key needs to be initialized to restore the remote control function: Insert the key into the ignition, hold down the lock button, and rotate to the car's initialization position for about 8 seconds. Keep holding the lock button and return to the original position, then release the key and wait a few seconds. 5. Snap the key cover back into place, completing the battery replacement.
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VonAngelo
08/11/25 11:25pm
I've replaced the battery in my Volkswagen Touareg key several times, and the whole process is quite simple, no need to waste money at the dealership. There's usually a small gap or groove on the back of the key. I typically use a flathead screwdriver or a hard card to gently pry it open, being careful not to apply too much force and damage the plastic casing. Once opened, you'll see a round coin cell battery secured in the slot, usually a CR2032, which you can easily find at supermarkets or online. Remember to remove the old battery first to avoid short-circuiting the circuit board. Then insert the new battery with the positive side facing up, aligning it properly, and gently press it back in to ensure the clip locks in place. After closing the cover, test the remote lock and unlock functions—if there's an issue, the battery might not be seated correctly. Avoid touching the contacts directly with metal tools during replacement, and make sure your hands are free of static electricity. The key battery typically lasts about two years, so if you notice weak signals, replace it early to avoid getting stuck outside the car. The cost of tools and batteries is just a few dollars, so if you can do it yourself, don't waste time and money unnecessarily.
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