How to Replace the Battery in a Car Remote Key?

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EmiliaFitz
07/29/25 9:08pm
Here is the method to replace the battery in a car remote key: 1. If the car remote key has a protective cover and key ring, remove them first. 2. Flip the car remote key to the backside, where you will see the rear cover divided into two parts. 3. Insert a flat-head screwdriver into the gap and gently pry upwards to lift a part of the rear cover. 4. Move the screwdriver along the gap to both sides, gradually widening the gap, until the entire rear cover is lifted. 5. On one side of the battery, you will see a protruding clip. Press the battery at the clip part, and the battery will pop up. Slide the battery towards the opposite side to remove it. 6. Prepare a new battery of the same model and insert it into the car remote key in the reverse direction of removal. 7. Align the rear cover with the car remote key and place it from the top. Press down gently to secure it.
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