⚡️How To Replace BMW Remote Key Fob Battery 1, 3, 5, X E Series NO BATERY ACCESS Part 2

[@ZL8103]

Great tutorial! Just ordered two new batteries with the brackets. Since no one complained, I am just going to say it: BMW must have decided to make it as difficult as possible to change these batteries so that the dealerships can profit from consumers. It is not right.

[@jimbosco8985]

Other car is a Prius. Like night and day. Fixing things on a Prius are simple. There is nothing simple on a BMW. The air filter is hours of labor. TPMS sensors are crap. Run flat tires have to be adjusted every 2 weeks. When I found out there's no dip stick I was appalled. Another sensor that can fail vs. A Dip Stick! Horrible design.

[@henrycorrado8870]

Welcome to the world of BMW. I couldn't afford one unless I worked on it. And yes, I do everything myself.

[@sinclairyoga9688]

Great video. I forgot how to replace battery in this one and have to look up online. Thank you!

[@SteveDC]

Easy accurate instructions and now my key works like a bought one, thanks so much!

[@dfnyfzGfkjxrf]

I'm have key type two, battery discharged after 13 years of ovnership. last year i have only one key. This video is very very usefull for me. After 5 minutes my key been cracked successfully!

[@Sean4990493]

I'm in the car mechanical trade, but I'm not a huge fan of solder work. Elbeit I plucked up the courage watching this video to do my own key battery.. (bearing in mind I only hane one key) pleasantly surprised how easy I found this. I'd be confident to do this on a friend's key now if ever needed. Thanks for the video it gave me the courage to have a go seeing how you calmly explain it!

[@brucethema506]

Simple and understandable. Great Presentation bro... You are a life saver

[@viktorgurlebaus]

i love kNYE WEST

[@BinhNguyen-sf5tq]

Excellent tutorial video. Clear and informative!!

[@garychristie2239]

Hey , thanks , I appreciate you posting this ! .

[@ernstkaisuma-rf8ch]

Thanks mate very helpful 👌👌

[@allways4003]

Thanks, link about the battery tells out of stock, so i bought it to Mr Key with the same Pins at 90° like your pic.

[@greenbubble99]

Great tutorial. Thanks for taking the time to show us.

[@HeadshooterGTAS]

that was exactly what i was looking for. Is it possible by any chance to buy a key on aliexpress and program it yourself ?

[@amy40c]

Thank you, just what I was looking for. I have an option 2.. and I bought the Duracell Lithium Coin CR2032 before I saw your video. It says it is a Lithium, but I am confused because of the code and the voltage is 3V and not the 3.6V like in your case, so im not sure it is a rechargeable battery. What do you think, will it work?

[@ricks9894]

Hi, I need your help! So I have a E60, 2006 bmw 525i. The key fob won’t open or close the doors. It is the original remote fob and it starts the car. The door close/unlock switch inside the car functions properly, but the key fob won’t open or close the doors but when I lock the door with the key blade it locks all the doors and arms the alarm. I changed the original battery, put In a new one believing that was the issue, but it didn’t do nothing still. I used a rke/rf frequency signal detector like yours but it’s an older Autel MaxiTPMS ts401 but it gets signals from other key fobs no problem, to check if it was sending out a signal and realized it is not sending out the signal when I press the buttons. I Decided to check the original battery I changed out and realized that it had 1.293v which I thought it would’ve been dead completely cause that car didn’t move in a few years. The new battery I soldered in was 3.166v and it still does not send out a signal. What should I do next?

[@misterg4089]

Very helpful , thank you , I would just have to have the remote that is the difficult one with having to solder, lol , story of my life constant difficulties,, 😂

[@hansolo4776]

Haha... Same here both fobs now need to be done.

[@PatrickBest-j5x]

Perfect..thanks much!

[@bocard80]

Does the battery have to have the same curved metal connectors like the original.? Are those curved parts making contact. Because when you search you see these batteries with regular connectors that are not curved

[@normahamilton2985]

Great, thanks.

[@dduktube]

Thank you!!! Is crazy glue good enough for many years of service longevity?

[@billshy4369]

you are life saver thank you very much

[@ccw5886]

Brilliant. Thanks.

[@magmorales842]

Thanks for the video

[@brianmason2378]

Hi VEHIX411 I recently replaced the battery in the option 1 type. And it still does not work or charge up.. However I haven't glued the case together I've just used heavy duty adhesive tape. Is this why it wont charge ?

[@toutvabienpourdemain2397]

Thank You Very nice!

[@RaDe531]

Thank you for this!!

[@claudiobianchi7973]

Perchè una volta cambiata la batteria per una bmw x1 e84 2010 non funziona la batteria vl2020 panasonic è carica 2.85v grazie

[@michaeldaly3166]

Hello, do we order the battery wit 90° or 105° pins?

[@LeonardoCostaUSA]

Great video sir!! But, BMW's people might be kidding me! How can a car company make customer's life so complicated ??!!

[@articusam9866]

Thanks this is so helpful 👌👌

[@johnbori6869]

Thank you men

[@majchrzakmichal]

Thanks man ;)

[@dominickarango1010]

Can I take it anywhere for them to do it for me ? Or does it have to be bmw can it be like Ford or Chevy dealer

[@DaveInBridport]

Is a CR2032 a rechargeable cell? Thought it was a lithium battery...

[@dljunior2852]

I would very much know what type or name of the suction (thingy) you used. Never seen anyone use such a tool. I like it. Anyone can answer this if known. Thanks

[@mcplutt]

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[@neilrobinson5115]

Solder sucker

[@joanieturley1290]

Very helpful

[@cherries2920]

Can You Make A Video On X3

[@dtla5052]

What battery for 2010 535i?

[@johncoto880]

Gracias. Pero yo creía que esta batería se autocargaba cuando estaba conectada al automóvil. Es decir, mientras este conectada al automóvil, teóricamente se va recargando. Parece que no es así, muy extraño.

[@derekkchung]

Do they sell the case shell for the non-comfort version (battery soldered on) on ebay? If I have to cut out the case (and most likely destroy it), I will want to use a new case that allows easy access next time. I understand once it is cut, it is no longer water proof (as I don't trust any good amount of crazy glue would).

[@weschilders]

You can buy snap together cases to replace the one you cut open. Just make sure to get the right version: www.amazon.com/gp/product/B084WSN9C9?pf_rd_r=A00DQ3KRZTDG7BY9TKZE&pf_rd_p=8fe9b1d0-f378-4356-8bb8-cada7525eadd&pd_rd_r=3ed2b1e4-f834-4484-8d64-637be7d96022&pd_rd_w=NiCap&pd_rd_wg=AzjIH&ref_=pd_gw_unk&th=1

[@DavidGutierrez-zi4dy]

GREAT!!!

[@jimranginui5593]

Where In New Zealand can I buy a key fob battery for bmw 120i 2006 to replace dead one

[@dianenelson112]

Great video, helps a lot. Thanks. Is the VL2020 battery ia 90 degree?

[@MarkShapiroMusic]

Yes the VL2020 has to be 90 degree

[@Shawn-in-da-Canyon]

I have a 2011 328i Coupe. My fobs still work. But, can I still buy new ones from BMW, when that time comes?

[@ironmonkey1512]

Sure, for 500$ each

[@BrimStone-nb9pj]

My key do not look like the ones you are showing,?

[@ostyleztheolympics]

🙌🙌🙌🙌 Thank you

[@andychips]

Great video but who else winced every time he pushed the razor blade into the case - with his fingers right in the slicing path!

[@blxtothis]

What is a Ragular Battery?

[@vincec727]

Mine is a 2012 328i and its none of the above fobs

[@ikocheratcr]

hi, with the tools you have, is it possible to program a *new* FOB for a W163? When I bought my W163 it only came with one FOB sadly.

[@robertt1906]

When you soldering the battery what’s the suction tool you used, I have the one without the opening sadly.😂

[@dennisdahlgren912]

Same here...

[@oStatiic]

Same :/

[@charlesmessner1313]

Use a can of compressed air (computer supply to clean keyboards). Heat solder to remove battery and briely heat solder again an blow out solder

[@kanhoongwong1159]

Cool

[@wictorwong4176]

I think your sausage fingers are cute. Thanks for the video

[@Thedirtylittlesecret]

Easy

[@robertlaw4073]

Anybody know if you have the type with no back plate that requires soldering (i.e., the rechargeable one), and you were to order a replacement key from the BMW dealership, then can you ask for the non-rechargeable one with the simple 2032 battery? Sometimes simpler is better, no?

[@herobo123456]

VERY GOOD THANKS FOR THE VID, OVER 100,000 U SHOULD HAVE MORE LIKES. PEOPLE ARE LITTLE WANKERS REALLY, IF U WATCH THE VID AND LIKE IT , GIVE A HIM A LIKE!!!!!!

[@BrimStone-nb9pj]

X3 2007

[@mattt6933]

👍

[@jaewes2637]

Yo

[@abdulbadiealyafi]

Skip to 5:00

[@YorumiTech]

my hand is filled with blood and cut. when you use knife. always use gloves and dont force it. it takes too much strength.

[@michaelschroeder7571]

Just so you know, it's pronounced "Sodder"

[@michaelschroeder7571]

Great video by the way, I was scared to take my key apart until you showed how easy it was to open and glue back together. I am now waiting for my new battery to arrive from Amazon

[@michaelkettleson7317]

@@michaelschroeder7571 No it is not it is pronounced solder in English. not sure about your language

[@mcplutt]

soldier?

[@andychips]

I believe "sodder" is a mispronunciation which has developed from the original "solder", especially in the U.S. "Solder" is correctly pronounced with its "L" intact.

[@ssteam-lw5pi]

use rubber glue not super glue =]

[@mcplutt]

why?

[@raphaelr8703]

The FOBs with the battery doors are for Comfort Access equipped vehicles as they are always active for proximity access and keyless engine start thus requiring periodic battery replacement.

[@w2tty]

Thanks for the help.