How to Replace the Battery in an Emgrand GS Car Key?

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AlexandraDella
07/30/25 1:28am
Here are the steps to replace the battery in an Emgrand GS car key: 1. There is a mechanical key button on one side of the key; press the button and pull out the mechanical key. 2. On the front of the key, there is the word 'open' and a protruding area. 3. Use a screwdriver to insert into the larger gap and rotate clockwise to pry open the shell, revealing the battery and the key's circuit board. 4. Insert the screwdriver under the battery, lift it to remove the old battery, insert the new prepared battery, and then reassemble the key. More information about the Emgrand GS is as follows: 1. The Emgrand GS is a crossover SUV introduced by Geely Group. 2. It comes in two versions, the Sport and the Elegance, with two engine options, 1.3T and 1.8L, totaling 11 models. The stylish design of the Emgrand GS targets young consumers, and the family-style grille gives the vehicle higher recognition. 3. In terms of features, the Emgrand GS comes standard with electrically adjustable mirrors, mirror heating, daytime running lights, automatic headlights, etc. 4. The interior adopts Geely's new family-style design language and also comes standard with a multifunction steering wheel, automatic air conditioning, parking sensors, etc.
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