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Worked perfectly when I unlocked the car, but when I parked up and pressed the button, it didn't want to know. My other key works fine, but this key won't unlock or lock the car unless I put the key in the lock now.

Is it the battery? Or something else? Anyway I can reset it if it's not the battery and if it is how much am I looking at?

The car is 4 years old now with 42,500 miles.

Thanks :thumbup:

Does sound like the key - can you switch the one out of the working keyfob to check? Failing that, it may be that the needs re-coding to the car, but I can't think what would trigger that as it was working before. Does the non-working key start the engine with it?

Chris

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How do I change the batteries over? Is it numpty-proof? And yes, just checked, the car starts on both fobs.

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I've just figured it out as well. Its easy enough. Not sure if this wants to be logged anywhere, but the battery needed is a CR2032 3 volts Lithium. Looks like a large watch battery, or a penny. They seem to made by Sony as well.

It's a dead battery. Its odd the way it just went and didn't die slowly.

Any of those batteries will do, I asked the dealer , he quoted around

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