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How to Replace a Volvo Replacement Key Fob
Your Volvo key fob is capable of so much more than just unlocking and locking your vehicle. It is also an advanced anti-theft device that makes use of special technology to communicate with your car to prevent theft.

What happens is the outcome if your key fob's battery is dead? Volvo Cars Mission Viejo's team has the answers.
How to Unlock Your Vehicle
Modern electronic key fobs offer greater functionality and comfort as compared to manual keys. However, they do require batteries that eventually degrade over time and need to be replaced. If your Volvo key fob is beginning to fail, it's an indication that the battery is failing and will need to be replaced soon.
There are easy steps you can follow to replace your Volvo key fob battery on your own. First, find a clean work surface to begin the procedure. Lay out all the tools needed. Then, locate volvo car keys , and open it using an open-ended flathead, coin, or a similar tool. Then, carefully pull out the battery by lifting the side closest to the hook on the key-ring. Be sure to wear rubber gloves to avoid damaging the clips or electronic contact surfaces.
Once the battery has been removed, place the new one in its socket. Make sure that the positive side is facing up and that it is securely seated within all clips. Slide the cover towards the key-ring portion until it loosens and falls off. Take off the cover to reveal the hidden mechanical key blade. This is a way to unlock your car by the driver's side doors when the battery of your key fob is dead or has been lost.
How to Start Your Vehicle
Most modern vehicles are equipped with key fobs which can perform much more than just unlock or lock the doors. They can also be used for other handy functions like summoning and auto-parking the vehicle. In fact, the new Volvo XC60 can even remotely start the engine using key fob buttons. What exactly is it that it does?
First, locate a clean work surface where you can lay out all of the necessary items for this project. Then, lay the fob down on the work surface, with its Volvo logo facing upwards. Next you will need a flathead screwdriver or coin or similar device to turn the battery hatch back to the open position. Be careful not to touch the electronic contact surfaces of the fob with your tools, since this could cause the fob's key to stop functioning properly.
Once the hatch is open then slide the battery into its socket and make sure it is correctly seated with the positive (+) side facing upwards. After the clips are put in place replace the battery cover and reassemble the fob.
By pressing the unlock button just once the alarm will disengaged and the door for the driver will be unlocked. By pressing it a second, you can unlock all doors and tailgate. The unlock button is also beneficial for rolling down the windows to let in fresh, cool air on a hot summer's day. If you'd like to go further than that, the keyfob can be used to trigger the ERS, which will activate the climate control system in your vehicle. It will warm or cool the vehicle according to the desired temperature when the vehicle is parked.
How to replace the battery
If your key fob isn't locking or unlocking your car as it used to and it's possible that it's time to replace the battery. The battery can be changed by using a flathead screwdriver plastic pry bar, or other small tools. Locate the small slot that houses the backup or emergency ignition key made of steel. Insert the blade of your screwdriver or pry bar tool into the slot and gently pry open the rear of the key fob. Once you have opened the fob, locate and remove the CR 2032 3V battery. Place a new battery in its place, and connect the fob.
Note: Some older Volvos use a different type of battery which is the CR2025. CR2025 batteries are 7 tenths of millimeters thinner than a CR2032 battery, and you must be aware of the location of your replacement.
Having a reliable key fob is crucial for both security and convenience, so be sure to follow these steps when you change your Volvo's battery. Contact Jennings Volkswagen if you have any concerns. Our team of experts is happy to assist. We have a full-service department that can handle all your vehicle maintenance and repairs. Schedule your appointment today!
How to Unlock the Hidden Key Blade
Volvo's key fobs have made a huge leap in recent years. They are more than a simple remote to start and lock your car. They can also open and close the windows and provide an additional boost if you require. To unlock the full potential of your key fob, first you will have to learn how to use it.
The key fob you have in your possession has an transponder chip programmed to your Volvo. When you insert the key fob into the ignition barrel, a transponder chip reads the code and compares it to the one that is stored in the start inhibitor module of your vehicle. If the codes do not match, your car will not start. This is a crucial anti-theft measure that prevents your Volvo from beginning if the wrong key is used.
You'll need to take your key that you lost to a dealer to have it replaced. Your vehicle will also be reprogrammed. This procedure can take as long as 10 days and will cost you a significant amount of money. You can save money by programming your computer. You can find the necessary details in your owner's manual or on the internet. First, take off the non-logo and logo covers from your key fob. Then lay it on a clean, flat surface. Find the grey button located on the upper right corner of the fob, and push it down. This will open the cover to reveal the CR 2032 3V battery.