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Replace BMW Key Battery If your BMW key isn't opening your car or turning on the engine, it might be the time to replace your battery. It's simple to fix. It's as easy as removing the key fob, replace the battery and gently place it back. Follow these steps and you'll be back on the Johns Creek roads in no time! Keys Replacement If you've lost the BMW key or want to add an extra one, you'll require it to be programmed to your vehicle. This process is high-tech and involves the synchronization of your new key to the onboard system of your car. It can cost anywhere between $200 and $500, depending on your model. If your key is damaged or lost, you can usually obtain a replacement from the dealer at a fair price. You might find a better price online from an independent seller that is specialized in car keys. But, before you purchase one, make sure that you're working with a trusted seller and that the key you purchase is compatible with your BMW model. Alternately, you can hire a locksmith to program your BMW key. These companies usually are less expensive than dealerships and most have the necessary experience to synchronize your new key with the computer system in your car. They might ask for your government ID or proof of ownership in order to verify your identity. The comfort access smart keys are a simplified manifestation of BMW's cutting-edge technology that has established their status as a leading company in the automobile industry. These sleek devices feature features that allow you to interact with your car as a smartphone. You can control the climate system or unlock the doors and much more. They're also designed to be extremely robust with water resistance and a rugged exterior to ensure that they're functional in extreme weather conditions. In addition to the remote feature, BMW's smart keys have integrated safety features that will ensure your car is secure. They feature fingerprint sensors that block unauthorized access. They also have dual-band LED infrared which makes it difficult for thieves to see your key fob at a distance. The BMW app can also keep track of the activity of your key fob, and track its status. Losing your BMW key can be more than just a hassle. It can also be a major inconvenience for modern commuters. Fortunately, you don't have to travel miles to the nearest dealership to get your BMW key, or incur excessive replacement costs. You can have a locksmith program your key and cut a replacement for less than the cost. Key Fob Batteries If your BMW key fob is having a hard time allowing you to unlock or lock your car it could be time to replace the battery. This is a simple and quick DIY project that anyone could do. No matter if your BMW uses a Smart Key or a Comfort Access Key, you will have to remove the valet key in metal from the interior of the fob. Then, make use of a flat screwdriver to remove the small access port that conceals the key battery. After the cover has been removed, you can take off the old battery and then insert the new one. After you've installed the right battery, simply replace the cap on your key fob and your BMW key fob should work! In general, you'll want to purchase your replacement battery from an automotive parts store or a convenience store. This way, you will ensure that you have the correct type of battery for your BMW vehicle. Oftentimes, you will find the type of key battery needed printed on the side of the battery. If you don't see this information on the battery, look online to find out which type of keyfob battery your BMW vehicle requires. The key battery used in most BMW keyfobs is also referred to as a “watch battery” or a CR2032. These batteries can be bought in most automotive stores or at your local grocery store. Alternatively, you can also purchase them on the web. Select the correct key fob battery for your BMW based on its year of manufacturing. After you've replaced the battery in your key, rebuild your BMW key fob and then test it to ensure that all remote buttons are functioning correctly. Most of the time, your key fob will not require programming, however older models might. It is crucial to always follow the instructions in your vehicle's manual when you change your key fob battery. If you have any concerns or questions, please contact us at Tulley BMW of Nashua and we'll be glad to assist you! Smart Key Batteries The smart key that came with your BMW is more than a standard electronic key. You can open the doors without touching them. You can even start your vehicle remotely using the key fob. However, these functions are not without their risks. The most significant issue is that hackers can hack into the system to enable your vehicle even when you're not there. If you're within range of an accomplice with an amplifier for signal that transmits the RF signal which identifies your key fob to the vehicle. To avoid this, most people like to keep their keys in a signal-blocking pouch. Another important thing to keep in mind is that the battery of the smart key only lasts half as long as a regular key fob with a physical key blade (two to three years, versus four to six). This is because the smart key comes with a receiver and must communicate with the car constantly even when it's in or near to the car. If your car isn't responding to your key fob signals or you have to be closer to the vehicle to begin or unlock it, this could be a sign that the battery has run low. Changing your BMW key fob battery is easy however, it's crucial to do it correctly. First remove the key blade from the fob. Then, employ a screwdriver or valet key to open the access port located on the back of the fob. Remove the old battery and replace it with a new CR2032 battery. You can also buy batteries for replacement at the local auto shop, but they'll likely require preparation by a dealership since they require proof of ownership in order to be prepared for your specific vehicle. In addition, for security reasons you can't buy used fobs on eBay or other platforms as they may be programmed to function in another vehicle and could be able to override the built-in security features that shield your car from unauthorized access by criminals. TheKeyLab If you own a BMW that requires the use of a key fob, there are likely certain things that could go wrong with it. It is possible that your key fob stops working and is unable to respond to the lock or start buttons. This may not be an electronic problem, but rather an unresponsive battery. Whether you have a Smart Key, Comfort Access Key or a Sleek Slant Shaped Key, or Diamond Key, replacing the battery in your key fob is a easy process that takes a few minutes and can be completed at home. The batteries used in these key fobs are easily obtainable at hardware stores, big box retailers, or even online and cost $10 or less. This makes it simple for most people to replace a battery in their key fob if the old one dies. The key's metal valet can be removed from the fob by pressing the button on the opposite side of the case. Once removed, notice the small opening in the center and use a screwdriver to rotate the groove clockwise until it is possible to remove the cover to expose the battery inside. Replace the battery, then rebuild your fob. You can also purchase a new key fob battery at your local BMW dealership or an auto parts store. The batteries are typically sold for $10 or under and can be replaced in minutes. The process is relatively simple, and most people can follow the directions in the owner's manual or on YouTube videos that demonstrate step-by-step how to remove the key from the case and then replace the battery. The only type that cannot be substituted is the Display Key. The key features a full-color LCD display and can wirelessly charge your vehicle when it is placed in the charging pocket located in the center console. However, it is possible to replace the battery on a Display Key without soldering and cutting, but it will require special tools.