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How can I change the car remote battery on a Honda?
I have a 2017 Honda Accord EX, and it’s been great! But over the last few days, the remote has been acting funny. I’m pretty sure I just need to replace the battery. How do I change the key fob battery on a Honda?
Eric Schad · Updated on
Reviewed by Shannon Martin, Licensed Insurance Agent.
Key batteries usually last about three to four years, so yours is probably at the end of its useful life. To replace the car remote battery on a
Honda
, follow these simple instructions:- Look for a tab on the back of the key fob where the Honda logo is located.
- Push or pull the tab, which should free the spare key.
- Use the key to pry apart the key fob.
- On one side of the key fob, you should see a battery.
- Use a pen tip to pry the battery out, taking care not to break any of the plastic tabs holding it in place.
- Pop in a new CR2032 battery, which you can find at a general store or pharmacy for around $2.
- Repeat these steps in reverse order to put the key fob back together, then test it!
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