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How to Replace a Volvo Replacement Key Fob

Your Volvo key fob does so much more than unlock and lock your car. It is also an advanced antitheft device that makes use specialized technology to communicate with your car to stop theft.

But what happens when the battery on your key fob goes out? Volvo Cars Mission Viejo's team has the answers.

How to Unlock your Vehicle

Modern electronic key fobs offer superior convenience and functionality compared to a traditional manual key. Batteries will eventually wear out and need to be replaced. If your Volvo key fob has started to function intermittently, that's an indication that the battery is depleted and will require replacement soon.

There are simple steps you can follow to replace your Volvo key fob battery at your own expense. Find a clean surface to work on. Place all the tools that you'll need. Locate the battery's hatch and make sure it is set to "open." Use a flathead screwdriver or coin or The KeyLab another similar tool to make the hatch to open. Next, carefully pry the battery from its socket by lifting it up on the side closest to the key-ring loop. Wear rubber gloves to protect the electronic contact surfaces.

Once the battery has been removed, insert the new one in its socket. Make sure the positive side of the battery is facing up and the clips are all seated. Slide the cover down toward the key-ring portion until it becomes loose and slides off. Uncover the cover and reveal the hidden mechanical key blade. You can use this to unlock your car from the driver's seat in the event that you've lost or damaged your key fob.

How to Start Your Vehicle

Most modern vehicles are equipped with key fobs that can do much more than unlock or lock the doors. They can also perform useful functions like summoning and auto-parking the vehicle. The new Volvo XC60 is capable of remotely starting your engine by using the key fob buttons. What exactly does it do?

First, find a clean surface on which you can lay out all the necessary items for this project. Then lay the fob on the work surface, with its Volvo logo facing upwards. Make use of a flathead, coin, or similar tool to open the battery hatch. Avoid touching the electronic contact surfaces with your tools. This can cause the fob's mechanism to stop working properly.

Once the hatch has been opened, place the battery into its socket. Make sure the positive (+ side) is facing up. Once the clips are fixed Replace the battery cover and then reassemble your fob.

Pressing the unlock button once will deactivate the alarm and unlock the driver's door. Pressing it again will unlock all doors as well as the tailgate. The unlock button can also be used to open the windows during a hot day or to let in fresh air prior to getting behind the wheel. If you're looking for more features, the key fob may also be used to activate ERS, which will activate the system for controlling your vehicle's temperature and warm or cool it to the desired temperature settings when the vehicle is at a stop.

How to Replace the Battery

If your key fob no long locks or unlocks your vehicle It could be the time to replace the battery. The battery can be changed by using a flathead screwdriver pry bar made of plastic or other small tools. Find the small hole that houses the backup/emergency ignition key made of steel. Inject the blade of a screwdriver, or prybar tool into the slot and gently pull the back of the fob. After you have opened the fob, you can locate and remove the CR 2032 3V battery. Place a new battery in its place and snap the fob back together.

Note: Some older Volvos use a different battery one called The KeyLab CR2025. CR2025 batteries are 7 10ths of a millimeter smaller than a CR2032 battery, and you must be cautious about the placement of the replacement.

Follow these steps to replace the battery in your Volvo. If you have any questions, you can contact us at Jennings Volkswagen and our expert team will be pleased to assist. We have an all-service department that will take care of all your vehicle maintenance and repairs. Schedule your appointment now!

How to unlock the Key Blade that is Hidden Key Blade

Keyfobs from Volvo have changed in recent years. They're no longer just a remote for locking and starting your car; they can also lower your windows, and even provide an emergency boost. You'll first need to learn how to use your key fob to fully unlock its potential.

The key fob you have is equipped with a transponder that's been programmed to work with your Volvo. When you insert the key fob into the ignition barrel a transponder chip reads the code and compares it with the one that is stored in the start inhibitor module of your car. If the codes don't match, your vehicle will not start. This is an essential anti-theft feature that prevents your Volvo car from starting if you select the wrong key.

You will need to take the key you lost to a dealer to get it replaced. Your vehicle will also be programmed. This process can take between 5 and 10 days and cost you a considerable amount of money. Fortunately, there is an alternative to cut out some money by programming the system at home. You will find all the info you need in your owner's guide or on the Internet. First, take off the non-logo and logo covers from your key fob and place it on a flat surface. Push the grey button in the upper right corner of your fob. This will allow the cover to open and reveal the CR 2032 3V battery.