How to Open a Honda Key Fob
You open a Honda smart key fob with the emergency key and a coin, not with a screwdriver. The shell is two plastic halves with thin hooks.
You open a Honda smart key fob with the emergency key and a coin, not with a screwdriver. The shell is two plastic halves with thin hooks.
How to replace a Honda key fob battery is a five-minute job if you open the shell the way it was designed to open.
The battery a Honda key fob takes is printed on the battery already inside it.
This chart is the shopping list. It is not a substitute for the stamp on the cell in your fob.
A CR2032 is the coin cell inside most Honda smart key fobs. It is a 3-volt lithium cell, 20 millimeters across and 3.2 millimeters thick.
A CR1616 is the small coin cell in many older Honda remotes. It is about 16 millimeters across and 1.6 millimeters thick, and it is 3 volts.
A CR2025 is a 3-volt lithium coin cell, 20 millimeters across and 2.5 millimeters thick. A handful of older Honda remotes use it.
You do not reprogram a Honda key fob after you change the battery. The transmitter code and the immobilizer data are not stored in the coin cell.
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