Where to Replace Car Key Battery?

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DiDavid
07/29/25 9:42am
Car key batteries can be replaced either by yourself or at a 4S shop. The method for replacing car key batteries is generally similar. After popping out the mechanical key, you can see the buckle at the folding position. Use a tool to push the buckle, and you can remove the outer shell. After taking out the old button battery, check whether the model of the new and old batteries is the same, then replace it with a new button battery that meets the specifications. Pay attention to the installation position when installing, and do not install it backwards. When installing, align the two halves of the car key and gently press down. When restoring the key structure, make sure to align one end of the two halves. If you hear a "click" sound when pressing, it means the installation is correct. If it is a hidden mechanical key, remember to put the mechanical key back.
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