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How to Replace a Volvo Replacement Key Fob Your Volvo key fob does so more than simply unlock and lock your vehicle. It's also a sophisticated anti-theft device that has a special technology that communicates with your car to stop theft. But what happens when the battery of your key fob fails? Volvo Cars Mission Viejo's team has all the answers. How to Unlock Your Vehicle Modern electronic key fobs offer more convenience and functions compared to a manual key. The batteries will eventually wear out and require replacement. If your Volvo key fob has begun to work intermittently, that's an indication that the battery is depleted and will need to be replaced soon. You can replace the Volvo key fob batteries by following a few simple steps. First, locate a clear work area to carry out the process. Then, arrange all the tools you need. Find the battery hatch, and open it using the flathead, a coin, or other similar tool. Then, carefully remove the battery out of its socket by lifting it on the side that is closest to the key-ring loop. Be sure to use rubber gloves to avoid damaging the clips or electronic contact surfaces. After the battery is removed, place the new one in its socket. Make sure that the positive side is facing upwards and that it is seated within all clips. Slide the cover towards the key-ring section until it is loose and slides off. Then, remove the cover and reveal the mechanical key blade inside. volvo keyfob can be used to unlock your car from the driver's door If you've lost or broken the key fob. How to Start Your Vehicle Modern vehicles are usually equipped with key fobs that do more than simply unlock or lock the doors. They can also perform other functions like summoning and auto parking the vehicle. The new Volvo XC60 is capable of remotely starting your engine via its key fob buttons. But what exactly is it that works? First, find a clean work surface where you can lay out all the essential items needed for this project. Then, lay the fob down on the work surface, with its Volvo logo facing upwards. Use a flathead or coin, or other similar tool to flip open the battery hatch. Be careful not to touch the electronic contact surfaces of the fob with your tools, as this could cause the key fob to stop functioning properly. After the hatch has been opened, place the battery into its socket. Make sure the positive (+ side) is facing up. Once the clips are locked into place replace the battery cover and reassemble your fob. Pressing the unlock button one time will disengage the alarm and unlock the driver door. If you press it again and then you can unlock all doors and tailgate. The unlock button can also be used to open the windows during hot days or to let fresh air in prior to getting behind the wheel. And if you're looking for more options, the key fob can also be used to turn on ERS, which will start your vehicle's climate control system and warm or cool it according to the desired temperature settings when the vehicle is in a parking spot. How to change the battery If your key fob isn't locking or unlocking your vehicle the way it used to then it's time to change the battery. The battery can be changed with a flathead screwdriver pry bar made of plastic, or other small tools. First, locate the small slot that the backup / emergency metal ignition key used to be. Use the blade of your screwdriver or pry bar tool into this slot and gently pry open the back of the fob that holds the key. Once you have opened the fob, locate and remove the CR 2032 3V battery. Replace the battery in its spot and connect the fob. Note: Some older Volvos use a different battery, the CR2025. CR2025 batteries have an average thickness of 7 tenths one millimeter lower than a CR2032 which means you'll need to be extra cautious when replacing your battery. Follow these tips to change the battery in your Volvo. Contact Jennings Volkswagen if you have any concerns. Our expert team is willing to help. We also have a complete service department that can take care of any car maintenance or repair you might need. Book your appointment now! How to unlock the Key Blade that is Hidden Key Blade Keyfobs from Volvo have changed in recent years. They're now more than simply a remote for locking and starting your car; they can also roll down your windows, and provide an extra boost in the event of an emergency. You will first need to learn to use your key fob to unlock its full potential. Your key fob is fitted with a transponder which has been programmed specifically for your Volvo. When you insert it into the ignition barrel an antenna reads the code and compares it with the one stored in your car's start inhibitor module. If the codes don't match, your car won't start. This is a crucial anti-theft device that stops your Volvo car from being started if you use a wrong key. You will need to take your key that you lost to a dealer to have it replaced. Your vehicle will also be reprogrammed. This process can take between 5 and 10 days and cost you a lot of money. Luckily, there's an option to reduce some of the cost by programming the system at home. You can find all the necessary information in your owner's manual or on the internet. Remove the logo and nonlogo covers and lay your key fob on an uncluttered surface. Press the grey button located in the upper right corner of your fob. The cover will be opened to reveal the CR2032 3V power source.