replace battery in keyfob?
#2
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Not sure but if it does you will need to open the car with the metal key in the fob and then put the fob in the holder to start and run.
i usually change batteries no more than a day after getting the message. I have had a dead key before in a c class and i just got the key not recognised message.
i usually change batteries no more than a day after getting the message. I have had a dead key before in a c class and i just got the key not recognised message.
#3
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I wouldn't delay on that. It's not difficult to do and there's a really good chance that after only 11 months, your dealer parts department will replace it for you without charge.
When you park, turn off your car and lock it, double lock it, by tapping the lock button twice to hear two horn beeps. You'll see the led on the front of your key fob light up for a second. What this does is stop your key fob from constantly looking for the car and it preserves battery life significantly.
When you park, turn off your car and lock it, double lock it, by tapping the lock button twice to hear two horn beeps. You'll see the led on the front of your key fob light up for a second. What this does is stop your key fob from constantly looking for the car and it preserves battery life significantly.
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I wouldn't delay on that. It's not difficult to do and there's a really good chance that after only 11 months, your dealer parts department will replace it for you without charge.
When you park, turn off your car and lock it, double lock it, by tapping the lock button twice to hear two horn beeps. You'll see the led on the front of your key fob light up for a second. What this does is stop your key fob from constantly looking for the car and it preserves battery life significantly.
When you park, turn off your car and lock it, double lock it, by tapping the lock button twice to hear two horn beeps. You'll see the led on the front of your key fob light up for a second. What this does is stop your key fob from constantly looking for the car and it preserves battery life significantly.
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I wouldn't delay on that. It's not difficult to do and there's a really good chance that after only 11 months, your dealer parts department will replace it for you without charge.
When you park, turn off your car and lock it, double lock it, by tapping the lock button twice to hear two horn beeps. You'll see the led on the front of your key fob light up for a second. What this does is stop your key fob from constantly looking for the car and it preserves battery life significantly.
When you park, turn off your car and lock it, double lock it, by tapping the lock button twice to hear two horn beeps. You'll see the led on the front of your key fob light up for a second. What this does is stop your key fob from constantly looking for the car and it preserves battery life significantly.
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