Honda Civic Key Fob Battery Replacement: Your Comprehensive Guide with Tools and Steps

Welcome to another quick episode of Kelvin’s Garage. Today, we have a very special episode in which we are going to change out the old battery from a 2016 Honda Civic key fob.

This is the key fob for my mom’s 2016 Honda Civic LX, and if you have the same key fob or something similar, this procedure probably works for you as well.

Over time, the frequent use of the key fob can lead to reduced range and finicky operations, indicating that it’s time to change the battery. Being the good son that I am, of course, I’m going to help my mom change out the battery.

Tools Needed

To get started, you will need a screwdriver, a plastic pick, and the replacement battery. The key fob uses a CR1620 battery, which can be found at most electronic stores for a reasonable price.

Replacing the Battery

To begin, remove the screw from the back of the key fob using a screwdriver. Next, using a plastic pick or the screwdriver, carefully separate the key fob body to access the old battery.

Gently pry out the old battery and replace it with the new CR1620 battery, ensuring it is properly seated. Finally, reattach the key fob body and screw it back together.

Conclusion

That’s it! Your 2016 Honda Civic key fob should now be good to go with its new battery. Remember that the battery should last for a few years, so you won’t have to worry about it for a while.

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What battery do I need to replace the 2016 Honda Civic key fob?

The battery needed for the 2016 Honda Civic key fob is a CR1620. It can be purchased at stores like Best Buy for around $5.

What tools are required to replace the key fob battery?

To replace the key fob battery, you will need a small Phillips screwdriver, a flathead mini screwdriver or a plastic pick, and the CR1620 battery.

How do I replace the battery in the 2016 Honda Civic key fob?

1. Use a small Phillips screwdriver to remove the screw on the back of the key fob. 2. Separate the key fob’s body by wedging a tool into the slot and gently prying it open.3. Carefully pry out the old battery using a screwdriver.4. Insert the new CR1620 battery, ensuring the positive side faces the body.5. Snap the body back together and reinsert the screw.

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