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How to Replace a Kia Sportage Replacement Key

For a number of kia car keys replacement models keys, there is a built-in keyless entry system. This key is similar to the remote control, and is exchangeable by an Kia dealer.

Key fobs can fail to function due to a variety of reasons, such as an inactive battery, worn out buttons, signal interference or water damage. Here are some suggestions to assist you in getting your Kia sportage replacement key working once more.

How to replace the remote key or smartkey

Whether your Kia is equipped with an intelligent key, remote key push to start key or regular metal non-transponder key the battery in these keys will eventually need replacing. This is particularly true if your car displays a message that indicates the remote or smart keys have low battery power.

Luckily, this is an easy process. In order to replace the battery on the key fob remove the mechanical key from the slit on the back of the key fob. Next, pry open the cover. Inside the key fob there will be the small screw that holds the battery in place. By using a small screwdriver remove the screw and remove the battery that was in place. Then insert the new one and close the slit inside the key fob.

Once the key fob has new batteries and you've tested it, press the locks and unlock buttons. You're in good shape If the doors lock and unlock as expected. You can now utilize the hands-free feature to lock and unlock your 2013 kia rio key fob programming whenever your fingers start to get cold or you have to go on errands around Brandon.

Note: Some keys may require to be programmed (transponder chips or smart keys). This requires a programing machine that is only available to the locksmith who works for the automotive dealer. Other keys (non transponder metal keys) don't require programming. If your keys need to be reprogrammed, then you must be aware of the key code written on the tag of the key code and record it in a safe place.

How do you replace a battery?

If your Kia key fob is not responding when you press the lock or unlock button on the fob, this is a clear indication that the battery should be replaced. A battery that is not functioning properly could cause other issues like the check engine light flashing on or a delay in cranking the engine. Fortunately replacing the battery on the key fob is a relatively simple DIY project that requires just the most basic tools.

Make sure that you shut off your vehicle and close all doors prior to starting. Find the small metal or a plastic piece at the bottom of the key fob. Press it until the metal key comes out. Then, you can insert the key into the handle of the door for the driver to unlock your car.

To replace the key fob's battery, remove the cover at the rear and use a plier bar tool to remove the latch that holds the black negative battery cable. Remove the old battery and align the new battery in a way that the "+" positive side faces you, while the "negative" negative side is facing towards the fob's metal electrical contacts. Push the new CR2032 battery straight into place without putting too much force on it to avoid damaging or bending the contacts made of metal.

After you have installed the new battery then turn the key fob off and on in the ignition until the door locks cycle. Then you can test your 2013 kia sorento key fob replacement key fob to determine whether it's functioning properly again.

How do you replace a smart keys

Depending on the model of your 2012 Kia Sportage Key Replacement Sportage, you may have a standard key fob or a smart key. The difference between these is that the smart fob has a small mechanical key blade hidden within it, whereas the standard fob does not. Both kinds of key fobs come with a battery inside them that eventually will need to be replaced. It's an easy process that takes just two minutes.

Be sure to switch off your Kia, and be on a flat and well-lit surface prior to you begin. Keep in mind that there are tiny parts inside the fob which could be removed if not careful.

The first step is to locate the small release button on the lower backside of your fob. It can be a circular silver button or a rectangular slot. You can open the key fob by pressing the button.

Once you have the key fob open and you are able to remove the old battery, and replace it. The new battery should be a CR-2032 and can be purchased online or at a local auto parts store. When you're done, the key fob should allow you to lock the vehicle, unlock it, and then start your vehicle, even if it isn't running.

How to replace the mechanical key

The Kia keyfob is a wonderful convenience which allows us to lock or unlock our car simply by pressing the button. Like all devices, the 2013 kia soul key fob replacement key fob might have issues. Luckily, there are steps to take to resolve these issues and ensure that our key fobs are in good condition for the long term.

One of the most frequently encountered problems is a low or dead battery. This can cause your device to stop working or operate intermittently. If this is the case you should replace the battery with a fresh new one.

If this isn't enough to resolve the issue you can try using a standard flathead screwdriver to wedge open the fob's plastic casing. Be careful not to damage any internal components or scratch the plastic. After the battery has been removed, replace it with a brand new one.

Close and open the door with the mechanical key. (Every kia soul locked keys in car fob comes with a spare mechanical key which will fit into the slot). Test the key fob to check that it's functioning properly. If the key fob isn't working, contact an authorized locksmith or dealer to solve the issue. To avoid future lockouts, ensure you purchase an emergency key that will work on all trunk and door cylinders.