How to Replace a kia sportage key replacement CEED Key Fob

Like most battery-powered devices, key fobs eventually display warning signs indicating that the batteries are beginning to run out. These signs can include a decrease in range or the inability to start or unlock your vehicle.

Kia is determined to make the lives of Flowood drivers a little easier by providing a a handy hands-free lock/unlock feature that lets you unlock your door using a thumb on the handle. Find out more about Kia key fob tricks here!

How to replace the battery

The key fob in the Kia is an excellent method to lock and unlock, and even start your car remotely but the battery inside can eventually die. If this happens, you'll need learn how to replace the Kia key fob battery to get back on the road. It's not difficult and you can do it yourself, in case you're prepared.

The average lifespan of the battery of a key fob is between two and three years. There are a few warning signs that the battery inside a key fob is starting to wear out. The most obvious one is a gradual loss in range for the transmitter meaning that you'll need to be closer to your car when you want to lock or unlock it. Some key fobs display an alert on the dashboard when the battery is empty.

To replace the battery in the key fob, you will require a flathead screwdriver, as well as a smaller tool to separate the fob's two components. The screwdriver's point should be inserted into the slot of the side of the fob that does not hold the mechanical blade. Gently open the case with the screwdriver. Remove the old battery, and replace it with a new one. Note the orientation of the battery.

You can purchase a CR2032 at most hardware stores. Install the new battery and close the case.

How to Replace the Transmitter

Kia's smart key technology is designed to make the lives of Brandon drivers a more simple. One benefit is that you can lock or unlock your car at a distance, simply by pressing the button on the kia duplicate key [oy2b33di2g89d2d53r6oyika.kr] fob. The battery in the Kia fob can wear out over time. You'll be able to tell that you need to be nearer to the vehicle to lock or unlock it. You might also notice that the car doesn't recognize the fob or display an error message on the dashboard when you press the keyless entry button.

Fortunately you can replace the transmitter or key fob battery in a Kia isn't too difficult. To open the fob you'll require a flathead drive. Be careful not to scratch internal components or the mechanical key. Once you have opened the case you can take off the CR2032 that was in it and replace it with the new one.

Change the transmitter or key fob battery in your Kia isn't something you'll need to regularly, but it's important to know exactly what to do if the time ever comes that you need to. Matt Castrucci from Kia has put together an instruction manual to help change your key fob battery.

How do you replace the Smart Key

Kia's Smart Key is a great feature that lets drivers lock and unlock their cars without having their keys in their pockets. The lifespan of the key fob is limited, just like any other gadget powered by batteries. It's best to have an extra. Fortunately, replacing it isn't that difficult. The process can be completed within minutes using the flathead screwdriver.

Remove the mechanical key blade first from the fob. To do this, insert the tip of your screwdriver into the slit that is on the side of the fob that is opposite to the one that holds the mechanical key. Then press the button on the bottom of the fob to let the mechanical key go. It will then pop out easily and you will be able to remove the old battery from its slot.

Replace the CR2032 batteries. Find the slot using the edge of the screwdriver. Then, put the new battery in its slot and gently pry the two halves of the key fob back together.

Switching your car's key fob battery isn't something you should be doing every day but it's an important knowledge to have when the time comes. This will save you the hassle of calling a mechanic to come out and waiting for them.

How to Replace the Mechanical Key

The remote key fob can be used to lock and unlock their car without having to mess with the physical keys to their car. The fob also has buttons to control features like the trunk, liftgate, or activate a panic alert.

The smart key fobs that come with Kia vehicles have been developed to last for a long time. But, as with any other battery-powered device will eventually display warning signs that the battery is starting to fail. The most typical indication of a dying battery is a decrease in range. This means that the vehicle has to be closer than the key fob to unlock or lock.

If this is the case, you will need to replace the fob's mechanical keys. The procedure is quite simple and you don't require any special tools. Switch off the key and wait for the locks to cycle. Make use of a small flathead to wedge the screwdriver's tip inside the key fob opposite where the keys for emergencies are kept.

After you've inserted your screwdriver you should hear it click. After that, you'll be able to take out the mechanical key, remove the battery from the old one and replace it with an entirely new one. Then, you'll be ready to hit the Rogers roads once more! If you have any further questions, you can contact the service team at our Kia dealership in Muncie. We'll gladly walk you through each step!