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Getting a BMW Replacement Key Fob

The BMW key fob is a versatile device that has a growing list of features. If you've just switched from an older model or purchasing a replacement there's a lot to learn about this small remote.

If your BMW's key fob battery is dead there's a simple solution. The procedure varies slightly based on the type of key you have, [Redirect-302] though.

Battery

Today's BMW key fobs have more functions than they have ever. They can unlock, and even start your vehicle. If you have Comfort Access or the full-feature Display Key they are more advanced than previous models. With that kind of added functionality, they will require different programming and will have their own peculiarities. They also have batteries that needs to be replaced periodically, which is why it is so important to keep spare batteries in the case.

Replacing the battery in your BMW key fob is an easy process that shouldn't take less than a few minutes. The first step is to remove the fob's backplate. This can be done with the valet key, or using a small screwdriver. (We recommend wrapping the screwdriver's head in tape to avoid scratching). The battery can be removed by removing the gap. The battery can be replaced by another one and the fob backplate should be closed.

The standard CR2032 coin-cell battery is used in most BMW keyfobs. This can be found in most drugstores and grocery stores. If your fob can be recharged, you'll need to contact the dealer closest to you to purchase a new battery. The battery isn't designed to be opened, which is why it's not designed with a key blade that can be removed like older diamond-shaped fobs.

A dead or faulty battery can be a major issue particularly for areas like Long Island and the surrounding NYC area. It could take up to two weeks for the dealer to get and program the replacement key fob. In that time, you would be without your vehicle and not able to use it.

While the replacement of a BMW key fob isn't difficult, it's expensive. It will also need an additional service to disable it from your car's security system so that it is unable to longer lock or start the engine. The use of this service will deactivate any other devices that use the same signal, like your smartwatch.

Programming

BMW key fobs have many features to assist you on the road. It can be used to lock and unlock the vehicle, open the trunk, or start the engine. If you're looking to take things up a notch you can also connect your key fob with a wireless display key that will allow you to control your vehicle remotely. All of this is possible due to the most recent BMW technology. What happens if the key fob gets lost or damaged? The good news is that the team here at BMW of Tenafly has the solution.

Finding a replacement BMW key fob isn't nearly as costly as you think. You can purchase one on the internet from sellers who specialize in car keys. Choose a reputable seller to avoid acquiring an item that is stolen or counterfeit.

You'll need to set up your new BMW key fob after you get it. It's a simple process that you can carry out at home with a handful of items.

To begin, enter your BMW with all doors and windows closed. Insert the working key into the ignition and turn it to the first position, but don't start the engine. Press and hold the unlock key on the new keyfob while pressing three times the BMW logo. Release the unlock button. Within 30 seconds, the doors should automatically lock and unlock. If this doesn't occur, you'll have to start the process all over again.

Repeat the process for any other BMW key fobs you'd like to program at the time. It must be done within 30 seconds or you will be required to restart the process. Then, you're ready to enjoy your BMW around Williamstown with the key fob function you require. If you have any questions about programming a replacement BMW key fob, or have any other questions do not hesitate to contact our customer service center here at Patrick BMW.

Keyless Entry System

The modern BMW key fob has more functions than just a way to unlock the doors. It can also be used to start the car, close the sunroof and operate the windows. Some of these are activated by pressing the key fob button while others require a tap of the BMW key symbol that is located on the steering wheel.

These newer BMW keyfobs have the ability to store customized settings, such as steering wheel, seat, and mirror adjustments. This is called Comfort Access, and it is a great convenience to drivers. If you're equipped with Comfort Access, you are able to unlock your BMW by simply touching the handle of the door without pressing a button on your key fob.

If you've purchased a used BMW you can determine whether it's equipped with Comfort Access by using a free online VIN decoder. You can also inquire from the previous owner if their vehicle had it installed. If you purchase a used BMW without Comfort Access, a professional can retrofit the car at the dealership.

The procedure to purchase and activate an additional BMW key fob is the same as it is for other models. When you have placed your order the new key fob may take between two and three weeks to be made. Then it will need to be linked with your bmw replace key, which will need to be programmed to recognize the new key fob.

A replacement BMW key fob will incur additional expenses. If your car is insured by Patrick BMW, the cost of a new key as well as the reprogramming process is covered. You can also safeguard your new BMW by purchasing key protection, which will pay for replacing the key in the event that you lose it. The insurance is valid for the first three years of ownership, and after that you can renew it at a lower price. This is an excellent option for those who need peace of mind and avoid the high price of replacing a key that is not protected fob.

Remote Start

BMW key fobs today are packed with a growing number of functions. They can unlock doors and open the windows, operate the boot, and even start your engine. If you're looking for a new BMW, you'll want to make sure you're working with a person who is aware of all the options available and is ready to assist you make use of them to your advantage.

The latest BMWs, for example, can automatically fold in your vehicle's mirrors when you lock the vehicle. This is helpful if you are parking on a busy street or a narrow pathway. If you would like this feature on your BMW but it's not there, you can easily get it by going to the iDrive 7.0 menu. Navigate to "preconditioning settings" and it will be enabled for the next time you travel.

You may not realize that your key fob can also be used to open your sunroof. To accomplish this, hold and press the unlock button on your key fob for a few seconds before releasing it. Your windows will begin rolling down slowly, and once they're fully rolled up, the button will reset itself. The same can be done for your roof's air vents. They remain open until you press the unlock key again.

While you're there, if your key fob battery is dead you can easily replace it yourself from the comfort of your own home. The small CR2032 is also known as a watch-battery is contained within the cover for the key fob. It can be replaced by gently removing the cover and replacing the original battery.

If you're seeking to upgrade your BMW to include remote start capabilities Our BMW Remote Start Retrofit is an affordable option. This kit can be fitted within four hours, requires no programming and is lease-friendly. It works with FEM, CAS4 and BDC1 modules and is compatible with most F and G-Series BMWs with an automatic transmission.