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SKS fob battery dead, now what?
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| Senior Member Join Date: Apr 2006 Location: Canada
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Friends: 1 | I search for 15 minutes and couldn't find anything about what to do if your fob dies. Do I have to go to a dealer to get the fob battery replaced and the thing reprogrammed? |
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| Troll Slayer Join Date: Nov 2003 Location: Nixa, MO
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Friends: 47 | http://priuschat.com/forums/care-mai...-how-when.html just drop in a new battery |
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| An Aussie perspective Join Date: Jul 2007 Location: Adelaide South Australia
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Friends: 36 | In the mean time use the key to open the door and insert the fob to start the car. |
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| An Aussie perspective Join Date: Jul 2007 Location: Adelaide South Australia
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Friends: 36 | Funny things keys once you have not had to touch one for a while. |
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In the average Prius, the metal emergency key never gets used. At least around here, you drive the car in conditions ranging from -40 C in winter, to +38 C in summer. Salt is used in winter to deice the roads Around a year ago, I noticed my Fob was getting weak. Drove to the mall, got a replacement battery, and everything was fine again. However, back at my house, I decided to try the emergency key My lock cylinder was so stiff/corroded it barely turned. As I was parked in my comfortable heated garage, no problem. Rummaged around for appropriate penetrating lubricant (Please, no snickers, I'm being serious here), and gently worked the cylinder until it was free again I'm now in the habit of lubricating the lock cylinder every 3-4 months, and using the emergency key to ensure it works smoothly.
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