How to Replace a Kia CEED Key Fob

Like all battery-powered devices key fobs eventually display warning signs indicating that the batteries are starting to wear out. These signs may include an inability to use the device or the inability to unlock or start your car.

Kia strives to make the lives of Flowood drivers a little easier. an easy-to-use lock/unlock feature for hands-free use, which allows you to open your door with your thumb on the handle. Find out more about these Kia key fob tricks here!

How to Replace the Battery

The key fob on your Kia is a wonderful method to lock, unlock, and start your car remotely however, the battery inside may eventually go out. You'll need to know how to replace your Kia's key fob in the event of this happening. This is a simple task and you can do it yourself if you're prepared.

The general life expectancy of the battery of a key fob is about two to three years. There are a number of indicators that a key fob's battery is beginning to wear out. The most obvious one is an increasing loss of range for the transmitter which means you'll need to be closer to your vehicle when you want to lock or unlock it. Certain key fobs display a message on the dashboard when the battery is low.

To replace the battery on the key fob, you'll require a flathead screwdriver and a small tool to cut the fob's two parts. Use the tip of the screwdriver into the slot on the back of the key fob which does not hold the key blade that is mechanical, and gently push the case open. Remove the battery from the case, and replace it with a brand new one. Note its orientation.

This key fob runs on an CR2032 battery that you can purchase the batteries at a variety of hardware stores. Install the new battery, then close the case.

How to Replace the Transmitter

Kia's smart-key technology makes life easier for Brandon drivers. One of the benefits is the ability to lock or unlock the car remotely if you're near, simply press the button on your Kia fob and pressing it inside the door handle. However, there are instances when the battery in the Kia fob could begin to degrade. The first sign of this will be the need to be closer to your vehicle to lock or unlock it. You may also notice that your car key Maker does not recognize the key fob when you press the keyless button or displays an error message.

Fortunately you can replace the transmitter or key fob battery in a Kia doesn't require a lot of effort. To open the fob, you'll require a flathead driver. Be cautious not to scratch internal components or the mechanical key. After you have opened the case, you are able to take out the battery that was in it and replace it with a new CR2032 battery.

It's not something you'll have to do often however knowing how to change the smart fob or transmitter battery is important if you ever require it. Matt Castrucci from Kia has created a guide to help you change the battery in your key fob.

How to Replace the Smart Key

kia rio key fob replacement's Smart Key system is a great convenience feature that allows drivers to lock, unlock, and start their cars without having to remove their keys from their pockets. The life span of the key fob is limited, like any other gadget powered by batteries. It is recommended to have an extra. Fortunately, replacing the key fob is surprisingly easy. Utilizing the smallest screwdriver for flatheads, the procedure can be completed in minutes.

Begin by taking off the mechanical key blade from the fob. To do this, insert the screwdriver's tip in the slit of the the key fob to the side of the one that houses the mechanical key. Press the button at the bottom of your fob to let it go. The key should then come out easily and you can remove the old battery from its slot.

Then next, then replace the CR2032 battery. Use the screwdriver's tip to find the slot that matches the emergency key blade. Then, insert the new battery into its slot, and gently pull the two halves of the key fob back together.

It's not something you should do every day but it is important to know what to do it when the time arrives. This knowledge will help you avoid the headache of having to call a mechanic and wait for them to arrive.

How to Replace the Mechanical Key

The remote key fob allows drivers to lock and unlock their vehicle without the need to use the car's physical key. The fob could also have buttons that can be used to operate features such as the trunk or liftgate or activate an alarm that is triggered by panic.

Fortunately the smart key fobs that are used in Kia vehicles are built to last. However, like any other battery-powered device, they will eventually show warning signs that the battery is starting to fail. The most obvious sign of a failing battery is the decrease in range. This signifies that the vehicle must be closer than the key fob to unlock or lock.

If this is the case, you will have to replace the fob's mechanical keys. The procedure is quite straightforward and doesn't require special tools. First turn the key to the off position and wait for the door locks to cycle. Make use of a small flathead to wedge the screwdriver's tip inside the key fob, which is where the emergency keys are.

After you've inserted your screwdriver you should hear it click. Following this, you'll be able take out the mechanical key, remove the battery and replace a new one. Then, you'll be ready to hit the Rogers roads again! If you have additional concerns, please contact the team of service at our Kia dealership in Muncie. We're happy to walk you through the steps step-by-step!