2013 Ford Fiesta Key Fob Battery Replacement

How to replace the battery inside the remote transmitter.

2013 ford fiesta key fob battery replacement.

Latest activity new posts new media. Panasonic duracell maxell or any good brand but please not an unbranded battery. Jun 11 2013 1. Pop out old battery.

Pry apart fob unit. Free shipping free programming instructions unmatched support. The batteries can be found online easily had two for a 1 with free delivery not long back halfrauds wanted a 5 for 1. But now the fob does nothing.

Insert a small flathead screwdriver and pry apart the u shaped plastic piece attached to the metal ignition key from the remote control unit. The key fob. One does exist and if it does run out it has a key inside the fob sounds like you re describing keyless entry. Can t unlock lock the doors by touching anything nothing responds to the buttons and the only way i can use it is by taking the key blade out to unlock the door then putting the fob into the cage behind the plastic cover.

Tags fiesta fiesta st ford ford fiesta st wheels. The key fob remote uses a 3v cr 2032 battery. Locate the small notch on the back side of the fob. So spend a few pounds and get a good one.

There are no codes available. Jun 11 2013 1. Gently pry apart the two halves of the fob remote control unit with the flathead screwdriver. Therefore an automotive locksmith is your only option to get a replacement key.

Remove the plastic cover from the remote. Messages 68 likes 35 location dearborn. Show instructions turn the remote over and on the rear of the remote press the release button. Turn over the key fob and metal ignition key assembly.

To change the battery in this ford key you will need two cr2025 batteries and a flathead screwdriver. This key fob is used in models such as ford fusion mustang f 150 from 2013 to 2018. For ford fiesta vehicles that are older than 10 years. I have a 2013 st1 and just replaced the battery in the fob after about 4 months of the low battery in remote nag every time i start the car.

Carefully pry out the old battery from the socket.