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How to Replace a Dead Mazda 5 Key Fob There are plenty of wonderful features included with your Mazda 5 key fob. Some of them boost the safety or performance of your vehicle, while others make driving around East Stroudsburg, Brodheadsville, and Saylorsville more enjoyable. One of these handy features is the remote start system. If you are having trouble getting your car started it might be time to replace the battery on your keyfob. What is a keyfob? Key fobs are remote control that allows you unlock and start your car without having to insert a key of metal into the ignition. It is a small device that has a microchip on which information like an individual ID is stored, and an antenna that can be used for sending and receiving signals. The microchip communicates via radio frequencies with the receiver in your vehicle. These signals are a form of near-field communications (NFC) that allows payments that are not made using contactless technology, as well as other features that require proximity. Depending on the key fob's design, it will have different capabilities. For example, some devices will keep a record of who inserted and when, which is significant in stopping crimes. Security measures can also be added with encrypted keys, which make it harder to copy. Prox cards are an extremely popular fob type and are sometimes called 125khz prox, 26-bit prox or proximity fobs. You should always carry a spare car key fob in the event that the original one is lost or stolen. It's cost-effective and convenient to program a third keyfob by yourself. However, it is important to remember that the process may vary from manufacturer to manufacturer and isn't always straightforward. You may need to do some research to find the proper instructions and steps. But, it's worth having a reliable key fob to assist you in reaching your destination safely. How do I open a keyfob It's a pain to discover that your Mazda key fob isn't unlocking. If you're preparing for your day at the office or returning home from an adventure-filled afternoon at EAA Airventure, a dead key fob battery can really make a mess of your plans. Fortunately, changing the battery of your key fob is simple and can be done at home using just few tools. The Service team at Holiday Mazda has put together this helpful guide on how to open the key fob and replace the battery. To start, push the key button that is located on the back of your key fob to take off the metal auxiliary key. Once the key has been removed, you should see an opening on either side of the case. Carefully pry the case open by using a tape-wrapped screwdriver. It should fall apart easily without harming the rubber ring that the battery is resting on. Once the battery has been exposed then take the old battery out and place it somewhere you won't forget it. The new battery should be placed in its original position, making sure that the positive (+ side) of the battery is facing up. After the battery is placed in its place, close the case ensuring that both sides snap into place. You're now ready to use your Mazda key fob once more! What's the battery in the key fob? mazda 2 key fob G28 are the most popular type of battery used in key fobs. These batteries are easily available at home improvement centers, and certain auto parts stores. It is vital to select the correct size battery for your keyfob. Different sizes of batteries have distinct discharge characteristics that could influence the way your keyfob works. It is usually possible to tell if the battery in your key fob is dying by pressing the buttons and watching the LED light. If the LED light does not blink, it indicates that the battery is dead and needs to be replaced. You can also test the battery's voltage with a voltmeter to see what voltage it's running at. A fully charged key fob should show approximately 3 Volts. If the battery shows less than that, it is insufficient and needs to be replaced. To replace the battery, you must first open your key fob. Find the notch that separates the two halves. You can use your fingers or a screwdriver, or a knife to wedge the halves apart. Once the halves are separated and you have found a screw holding on the back of the key fob and unscrew it. Make sure you keep the screw in a secure place, such as a sealable bag or cup in order to avoid losing it. How to replace the battery on a key fob Key fobs are tiny device that can be attached to your key ring with buttons that let you lock and unlock your car and even start it remotely (one of many possible secret uses for these devices). The fob transmits a wireless signal that allows the car to do this. However the signals are powered by battery power. If the battery fails and the car is not able to function, your Mazda won't be able to perform any function and that could be a huge disappointment. Fortunately, it's pretty easy to replace the battery using a key fob. The first step is to unlock the key fob by pressing the screwdriver's tip into the seam where the two halves snap together. The seam is usually formed by a notch which makes it easier to pry the two halves apart. After opening the case, gently pull the key blade to remove the old battery. Put the new CR2025 batteries into position, making sure that the plus side is facing upwards. After the new battery is installed Replace the black cover piece and slide the blade into position. It is a simple and easy process you can perform at your home in Springfield. The steps differ based on your vehicle and key fob type. The team at Eich is always ready to answer any questions you might have.