If you are experiencing issues with your 2010 Honda key fob, such as it not working properly, the culprit is likely a worn-out battery. In this guide, I will walk you through the simple process of replacing the battery in your key fob.
The specific battery you will need is a CR1616, which you can easily purchase online at an affordable price. Once you have the new battery ready, follow these steps to replace it:
- Locate the small Phillips screw on the back of the key fob and unscrew it.
- Use a small flat-blade screwdriver to gently pry open the key fob by inserting the blade into the notch near the corner.
- Slide the cover forward to disengage it, and carefully remove the unit containing the buttons.
- Use the flat-blade screwdriver to lift the old battery out from its position.
- Take the new CR1616 battery and insert it into the designated slot, ensuring the positive side is facing down. You may want to mark the installation date on the new battery for future reference.
- Reassemble the key fob by placing the unit with buttons back into position and snapping the cover securely.
- Insert the small screw back into place to secure the cover.
- Test the key fob to ensure it is now functioning properly.
By following these straightforward steps, you can easily replace the battery in your car key fob, saving time and money. Thank you for reading!
How do I replace the battery in a 2010 Honda key fob?
To replace the battery in a 2010 Honda key fob, you will need a CR1616 battery. First, remove the small Phillips screw on the back of the key fob using a small Phillips screwdriver. Then, use a small flat blade screwdriver to pop open the key fob and access the battery unit. Push on the button side of the unit to remove it. Use the flat blade screwdriver to lift off the battery and replace it with a new CR1616 battery, ensuring the positive side is facing down. Optionally, mark the installation date on the new battery for future reference. Finally, reassemble the key fob by snapping the pieces back together and inserting the screw. Test the key fob to ensure it’s working.