What to Do When a Land Rover Car Key Runs Out of Battery?
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If your Land Rover car key runs out of battery, simply replace the battery. When installing the battery, pay close attention to the positive and negative terminals to avoid incorrect placement. If the key doesn't work after battery replacement, it might be due to improper battery installation. Generally, car keys use button cell batteries, which have a relatively long lifespan. Typically, these batteries can last for over 3 years, and with a spare key, many car owners may not even use up the battery before changing cars. The steps to replace the car key battery are as follows: 1. Press the button on the car remote key to release the mechanical key. 2. Hold the remote key with the icon facing up, grip both sides of the key with your left hand, and press down with your right thumb while pulling outward. Apply downward force on the right half of the key, then use a small knife to pry open the gap until the key splits into two parts. 3. Separate the part without the pattern by pulling apart the middle gap. There is a rubber strip between the two parts; use a small knife to pry open the circular lithium battery.