Post by Jeff - jthspace on Jan 24, 2022 15:42:20 GMT
I got a "low fob battery" warning from the car last time I drove it, so bought a couple of new CR2025 batteries from Amazon and changed them.
AMAZON BATTERIES - £2.69 delivered free with Prime. Not only are they "Baby Secure" they are "Human Secure". Luckily, . . . .
They also have stickers on the negative side of the battery, remove before use or wonder why your remote is not working. Despite what you see in the video, it is NOT good practice to touch both sides of the battery at the same time, try holding it just by the edge.
From my purchase history, it looks like the batteries lasted just over 15 months - I rotate the keys each time I use the car so they get an "even" wear.
A video "how to" in case you need to know . . .
AMAZON BATTERIES - £2.69 delivered free with Prime. Not only are they "Baby Secure" they are "Human Secure". Luckily, . . . .
They also have stickers on the negative side of the battery, remove before use or wonder why your remote is not working. Despite what you see in the video, it is NOT good practice to touch both sides of the battery at the same time, try holding it just by the edge.
From my purchase history, it looks like the batteries lasted just over 15 months - I rotate the keys each time I use the car so they get an "even" wear.
A video "how to" in case you need to know . . .
