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How do you open a Dodge key fob?
It’s been a while since I’ve gotten a new car, so it’s my first time using a key fob. I’m worried that something is up with its battery, so I want to open it up and look inside. Can you tell me how to open a Dodge key fob?
Natalie Todoroff · Updated on
Reviewed by Shannon Martin, Licensed Insurance Agent.
As nice as it is to have an upgraded set of wheels, it’s always a bit of an adjustment!
To open a
Dodge
key fob, you first need release the metal key from the fob by pressing the small metal button towards the edge of your fob. Once you do this, the metal key will slide right out. Next, you need to reinsert the metal key into the slot and use it to pry off the back of your fob. You may need to use a little pressure to do this, but try and be as gentle as possible. Your key fob is durable for sure, but not indestructible!
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