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Help - Fiesta keyless battery low

TheScoobyCollector
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Hi all,

The battery in my keyless fob for a 2013 fiesta ecoboost titanium X is low and needs replacing.

Which type of battery do I need? I went to Halfords and they advised it would need reprogramming from the dealer, is this true?

This is the only key I have aswell so don't want it to die.

Kind regards, 

The Scooby Collector. 

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    I changed the battery in my 2014 keyless Fiesta.  No reprogramming required. 

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    think there cr2032 battery. take it apart and have a look.

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    in poundland if I remember correctly you can get a a packet of eight silver coin type batteries which includes 4 x CR2032 , 2 X CR2016 and 2 of another thickness that I can't remember. However I can't say how long they would last. I have only use them for CMOS batteries on computer motherboards and they are fine for that.  (£1 by the way)

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    If you don't fancy doing it yourself try Timpsons

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    2 hours ago, ThaiFiesta said:

    I changed the battery in my 2014 keyless Fiesta.  No reprogramming required. 

    Was it a cr2032 battery?

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    11 hours ago, TheScoobyCollector said:

    Was it a cr2032 battery?

    I don't be recall. Would have to take it apart to check

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