How to Replace the Battery in a Zotye Car Key?

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TaylorDella
07/25/25 3:28am
Zotye car key battery replacement method is as follows: 1. Before replacing the key battery, you need to open the key first. You can use a mechanical key or a screwdriver to open it. The cover plate of the car key is fixed, and you only need to pry the buckle loose. After opening the key, you will find a circuit board, and the battery can be seen on the motherboard. 2. There are several specifications of batteries used in car keys, namely CR2302, CR2450, CR1616, CR2025, CR1620, etc. The battery model is usually printed on the back of the battery. 3. The replacement battery model must be the same as the one used in the original car key. When replacing the battery, you need to place the battery into the car remote key in the opposite direction of removal. During installation, you need to distinguish the positive and negative poles of the battery. 4. After replacing the battery, align the back cover with the car remote key, place it from the top, and press down slightly until you hear the sound of the buckle aligning. 5. If the car key runs out of power, the safest method is to go to a car repair shop or a 4S store to have it replaced by professional maintenance personnel to avoid damaging the key motherboard during the replacement process, which could affect normal use.
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LaCharlotte
08/10/25 5:01pm
Last time when I was driving my Zotye car, the key suddenly stopped working, but changing the battery myself went pretty smoothly. First, you need to locate the small screw or clip on the back of the key. Use a small screwdriver to gently unscrew it or a small tool to pry open the clip—be careful not to apply too much force, as the plastic casing can easily crack. Once opened, you'll see the small round battery inside, usually a CR2032 model. Before removing it, note the positive and negative orientation clearly, and ensure the new battery is placed with the correct side facing up. I just bought a new battery from the supermarket or auto parts store and replaced it, then reassembled the key by tightening the screw or snapping the clip back in place. After that, test the remote functions to make sure locking and unlocking work properly. It's advisable to prepare tools like a coin or small pliers beforehand, and handle the key gently to avoid scratches. The battery typically lasts about one to two years, so regular checks can prevent issues while driving. If you're unsure on your first attempt, watching an online tutorial can be really helpful. Doing it myself saved me dozens of dollars in repair fees.
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