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    Hello all,
    Could someone tell me if replacing the battery in my Vauxhall keyfob will have any detrimental effect on anything like imobilisers or the like??
    Is it simply a case of open the thing up and stick a new one in??

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    i changed the battery on the key on my vectra and had no issues mate, just swap em over..


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    Changing the battery is straightforward,but careful not to loose the chip in the fob.I lost mine and it was a nightmare.

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    just change it m8 ,there shouldnt be any probs ,
    but if you do when youve put the new battery in the sit in your car and turn the ignition lights on then press the lock button on your fob,
    the doors should lock then unlock ,
    thats it m8 your fob is recoded to your car
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    Easy job then

    Thanks guys


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    Quote Originally Posted by Curly View Post
    Easy job then

    Thanks guys


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    no worrys m8
    glad to help
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    the chip should be well fixed but I've had a couple of jobs where they've fallen out.
    sooo easily lost!
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    Farkinell this was 7 years ago

 

 

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