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How to Replace a Volvo Replacement Key Fob
Your Volvo key fob is capable of doing much more than unlock and lock your car. It's also a highly sophisticated anti-theft device with special technology that communicates with your vehicle to prevent theft.
What happens if your key fob battery dies? Volvo Cars Mission Viejo's team have all the answers.
How to Unlock your Vehicle
Modern electronic key fobs provide more convenience and functions compared to a traditional manual key. However, they require batteries that eventually wear out over time and require replacement. If your Volvo key fob has started to fail, it's an indication that the battery is failing and will require replacement soon.
Fortunately, there are easy steps you can follow to replace your Volvo key fob battery at your own expense. Choose a clean, dry surface to work on. Then, lay out all of the tools needed. Find the battery's hole, and turn it open using a flathead, coin, or another similar tool. Then, carefully remove the battery by lifting the side closest to the key-ring hook. Be sure to wear rubber gloves to protect the clips or electronic contact surfaces.
After the battery has been removed, insert the new one in its socket. Ensure that the positive side of the battery is facing up, and that all clips are seated. Slide the cover towards the key-ring area until it becomes loose, and falls off. Remove the cover to reveal the hidden mechanical key blade. You can use this to unlock your car from the driver's door in the event that you've lost or broken the key fob.
How to Start Your Vehicle
Most modern vehicles are equipped with key fobs that can perform much more than just unlock or lock the doors. They can also perform useful functions such as summoning or auto-parking the vehicle. In fact, the new Volvo XC60 can even remotely start the engine using key fob buttons. But how exactly does it work?
First, locate an area of clean work surface on which you can lay out all the essential items for this project. Then, lay the fob down on the work surface, with its Volvo logo facing upward. Utilize a flathead, coin, or similar tool to flip open the battery hatch. Be careful not to touch the electronic contact surfaces with your tools. This can cause the fob to stop functioning properly.
After the hatch has been opened, slide the battery in its socket. Make sure volvo s60 key (+ side) is facing up. Once the clips have been secured Replace your battery cover, and reassemble your fob.
Pressing the unlock button a second time will disable the alarm and unlock the driver door. By pressing it a second, you can unlock all doors and tailgate. The unlock button can also be used to roll down the windows on an extremely hot day or to let fresh air in before climbing behind the wheel. If you're looking for more features, the key fob may also be used to activate the ERS system, which will begin the climate control system in your vehicle and warm or cool it to the desired temperature settings when the vehicle is in a parking spot.
How to replace the battery
If your key fob isn't locking or unlocking your vehicle like it used to it could be time to change the battery. Changing the battery is fairly easy and requires only a small screwdriver that is flat or a plastic pry bar tool. First look for the small slot that the backup / emergency metal ignition key used to be. Inject the blade of a screwdriver or a prybar tool into this slot, and gently push the rear of the fob open. After the fob is open you can locate the CR2032 3V battery and remove it. Install a new battery in its spot and snap the fob back together.
Note: Some older Volvos use a different battery, the CR2025. CR2025 batteries have the thickness of 7/10ths millimeters less than a CR2032, so you'll need to be very careful when replacing your battery.
The security of a key fob is essential for security and convenience, so make sure you follow these guidelines when changing the battery in your Volvo. If you have any questions, contact us at Jennings Volkswagen and our expert team will be happy to assist. We also have a complete service department that can assist with any car repair or maintenance you may need. Schedule your appointment now!
How to unlock the Key Blade that is Hidden Key Blade
Volvo's key fobs have made a huge leap in recent years. They're no longer simply a remote for locking and starting your car. they can also roll down your windows, and give you an extra boost in the event of an emergency. To unlock your key fob's full potential, first you will need to learn how to use it.
Your key fob is equipped with a transponder which has been programmed for your Volvo. When you insert the key fob into the ignition barrel, transponder chips read the code and compares it to the one that is stored in the start inhibitor module of your vehicle. If the codes don't match, your car won't start. This is a crucial anti-theft measure that prevents your Volvo from running if the wrong ignition key is used.
If you lose your key, you will need to bring it to a dealership to have it replaced and your vehicle reprogrammed. This procedure can take up to 10 working days and cost you a lot of cash. Luckily, there's an alternative to cut out some of this expense by programming the system at home. You can find all the information you need in your owner's guide or on the Internet. Take off the logo and non-logo covers and place your key fob on a clean surface. Press the grey button located in the upper right corner of your fob. The cover will then be opened to reveal the CR2032 3V battery.