Buick Key Fob Battery Replacement

Man opening car with key fob
 

If it seems as though your Buick key fob is not quite working properly, then you most likely need a Buick key fob battery replacement. Our Ray Laethem Buick GMC, Inc. service team provides you will all the details on how to open a Buick key fob, how to take apart a Buick key fob, and how to program a Buick key fob in the guide to follow. If you still have questions or need help, be sure to contact us at Ray Laethem Buick GMC, Inc. near Detroit, and purchase spare parts through our parts department.

 

 

Buick Key Fob Battery: When It’s Time

How do you know when you need a Buick key fob battery replacement? Generally, you’ll observe that the range of effectiveness reduces rapidly and your Buick key fob just is not as effective at unlocking your doors from a distance.

How to Take Apart Buick Key Fob

Not sure how to change the battery in a Buick key fob? Learning how to open a Buick key fob is easy — just like removing batteries from a kids’ toy or a remote. Simply follow these instructions on how to take a Buick key fob battery apart and how to change them:

  1. Press down on the button on the top of the key fob that releases the internal key. Usually, a key fob has a regular key embedded inside so that the car can still work with a conventional key.
  2. Once the keep is removed, you can notice a slot in the middle of the space. Where you can use a flathead screwdriver to pry open the key fob between the two small dents where the physical key used to be. Remove the Buick key fob battery cover.
  3. After you’ve removed the battery cover, you will be able to see the battery. Remove the silver disc with the screwdriver or manually by hand. Confirm that the new Buick key fob replacement is the right size.
  4. Install the new battery by pushing it into the gap with the positive side facing downward. With the battery locked into place, reattach the cover and click the two sides together, as you should hear them snap into place. Then you should be ready to go.

If you lose your Buick key fob or you don’t want to perform the Buick key fob battery replacement, be sure to contact our dealership at Ray Laethem Buick GMC, Inc.. We’re easy to reach from anywhere in Royal Oak or Farmington Hills, so stop by today! We will be able to fit a new key to your car door or reprogram the key fob to work properly with your vehicle.

How To Program a Buick Key Fob

The simplest way to program a Buick key fob is to hold the “Lock” and “Unlock” buttons on your remote while the key is inside the vehicle and wait until the vehicle beeps twice to indicate successful programming. Repeat with additional keys and remotes.

If You Have Any More Car-Care Questions, Contact Us Today!

Still have questions about how to take care of your vehicle? Feel free to visit us in Detroit, or take a look at our guides to Buick warranty coverage and routine maintenance schedules.

 

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