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Your Volvo key fob is capable of doing much more than unlock and lock your vehicle. It is also an advanced anti-theft device that utilizes specialized technology to communicate with your car to stop theft.

What happens when the battery of your key fob is dead? Volvo Cars Mission Viejo's team has all the answers.

How to unlock your Vehicle

Modern electronic key fobs provide greater functionality and ease of use in comparison to traditional manual keys. However, they do require batteries that will eventually degrade over time and will need to be replaced. If your Volvo keyfob only functions intermittently, your battery might be failing and you'll need to replace it in the near future.

You can replace the volvo xc60 key fob key fob batteries by following a few simple steps. First, locate a clean work area to carry out the procedure. Then, you can lay out all of the tools you require. Locate the battery's hatch and make sure it is set to "open." Use a flathead screwdriver or coin or other similar tool to make the hatch off. Next, carefully pry out the battery by lifting the side closest to the hook on the key-ring. Use rubber gloves to shield the clips and electronic contact surfaces.

After the battery is removed, insert the new one into its socket. Ensure that the positive side of the battery is facing upwards and that all clips are in place. Then slide the cover back towards the key-ring loop section until it loosens and slides off. Then, remove the cover to reveal the hidden key blade. This can be used to unlock your vehicle from the driver's side in the event that the key fob battery is dead or lost.

How to Start Your Vehicle

Most modern vehicles are equipped with key fobs that perform more than just unlock or lock the doors. They can also perform other functions like summoning and auto parking the vehicle. In fact, the brand new Volvo XC60 can even remotely start your engine with its key fob buttons. What exactly does it do?

First, locate a clean, flat surface where you can lay out all the necessary items needed for this project. Place the fob on the surface, with the Volvo logo facing upwards. Next you will need a flathead screwdriver, coin or similar tool to turn the battery hatch back to the open position. Be careful not to touch the electronic contact surfaces of the fob using your tools, since this could cause the key fob to cease functioning properly.

Once the hatch is open then slide the battery into its socket and ensure it is correctly seated with the positive (+) side facing upwards. Once the clips are locked into place, remove the battery cover and then reassemble the fob.

Pressing the unlock button once will disable the alarm and open the driver's door. By pressing it a second, you can unlock all doors as well as the tailgate. The unlock button can also be used to roll down the windows on an extremely hot day or to let fresh air in before climbing behind the wheel. If you'd like to go further options, the keyfob could be used to trigger the ERS, which will activate the climate control system in your vehicle. It will warm or cool the vehicle according to the desired temperature levels when the vehicle is parked.

How to Replace the Battery

If your key fob no long locks or unlocks your car, it could be time to replace the battery. It's simple and requires just a small screwdriver that is flat or a plastic pry bar tool. Find the small slot houses the backup or emergency key for ignition made of metal. Place the blade of a screwdriver or prybar tool into this slot and gently push the rear of the fob open. After you have opened the fob, you can locate and remove the CR 2032 3V battery. Replace the battery, then snap together the fob.

Note: Certain older Volvo models have an entirely different type of battery which is the CR2025. CR2025 batteries are 7 tenths of millimeters thinner than a CR2032 battery, and you will need to be careful with the placement of your replacement.

Having a reliable key fob is crucial for safety and convenience, so be sure to follow these suggestions when replacing your Volvo's battery. If you need help, call us at Jennings Volkswagen and our expert team will be glad to help. We also have a complete service department to assist with any car maintenance or repair you might need. Book your appointment now!

How to Unlock the Hidden Key Blade

The keyfobs of Volvo have evolved in recent years. They're no longer simply a remote for locking and starting your car; they can also roll down your windows, and even give you an emergency boost. To unlock your key fob's full potential, first you will need to learn how to use it.

The key fob you have is equipped with a transponder, which has been programmed for your volvo v40 key fob. When you insert the key fob into the ignition barrel, the transponder chip reads the code and compares it to the one that is stored in the start inhibitor module of your vehicle. If the codes do not coincide, your vehicle will not start. This is a crucial anti-theft device that stops your Volvo car from beginning if you use the wrong key.

You will need to take your lost key to a dealer to get it replaced. Your vehicle will also be programmed. This process can take up to 10 days and cost a lot of cash. Fortunately, there is a way to save some of the costs by doing the programming at home. You can find the necessary information in your owner's guide or on the internet. First, remove the logo and non-logo covers from the fob's key and place it on a clean surface. Push the grey button in the upper right corner of your fob. This will unlock the cover and reveal the CR 2032 3V battery.