Key Fob Enlightenment
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Key Fob Enlightenment
Hey Guys, a little info and reminder about Key Fob Batteries:
The HD Key Fob, and most other Vehicle Remote Fobs, use the very common CR2032 Lithium 3V battery. This same battery is also used in Heart Monitor Straps (The sending unit) among other things. I just ordered and recieved a 5 pack of them from Amazon for 3 bucks with free shipping. They also have a 20 pack for 7 bucks. Long shelf life, mine say use by 2021. I saw a guy pay 7 bucks for one, installed at the dealer recently, so I decided to start looking around.
When I correctly placed the battery in the fob, I took a black fine tip sharpie and put 3/13 on the battery for month and year of replacement in each of my devices. My plan is to change them out every odd year. Oh, and for safety, always keep these batteries out of the reach of small children as they may swallow them and if unseen - the pain they experience may not be properly diagnosed and dealt with for some time.
Just a reminder, and save a few coins!
The HD Key Fob, and most other Vehicle Remote Fobs, use the very common CR2032 Lithium 3V battery. This same battery is also used in Heart Monitor Straps (The sending unit) among other things. I just ordered and recieved a 5 pack of them from Amazon for 3 bucks with free shipping. They also have a 20 pack for 7 bucks. Long shelf life, mine say use by 2021. I saw a guy pay 7 bucks for one, installed at the dealer recently, so I decided to start looking around.
When I correctly placed the battery in the fob, I took a black fine tip sharpie and put 3/13 on the battery for month and year of replacement in each of my devices. My plan is to change them out every odd year. Oh, and for safety, always keep these batteries out of the reach of small children as they may swallow them and if unseen - the pain they experience may not be properly diagnosed and dealt with for some time.
Just a reminder, and save a few coins!
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ABQ-Jammer (05-28-2021)
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What a great tip, thanks a lot.
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ABQ-Jammer (05-28-2021)
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ABQ-Jammer (05-28-2021)
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This is also a good idea.
I keep two fresh batteries in my tool kit just in case....On one occasion I helped out a fellow rider with a new battery when his fob went dead out on a ride.
I just rotate them out, the two from the tool kit get put in the fobs on Jan 1st, and the two in the tool kit get replaced by fresher new batteries.
I keep two fresh batteries in my tool kit just in case....On one occasion I helped out a fellow rider with a new battery when his fob went dead out on a ride.
I just rotate them out, the two from the tool kit get put in the fobs on Jan 1st, and the two in the tool kit get replaced by fresher new batteries.
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