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Use this guide to replace a 2012-2016 Honda Civic key remote battery.
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Lay the key down so that the Honda symbol is facing upward.
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Use a Phillips #0 screwdriver to remove one screw.
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Insert the flat end of your spudger into the notch in the side of the key/remote.
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Pry the key remote apart to remove the cover.
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Before you remove the battery, note which side faces up (+ or -). You should install your replacement the same way.
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Remove the battery.
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Install your matching new battery in the same orientation as the original.
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Place the two halves of the remote cover back together.
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Press the unlock or lock buttons to make sure the remote is working.
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Place the screw into the hole and tighten with a Phillips #0 screwdriver.
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To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.
To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.
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The original battery in my 2012 Honda Civic Key is a Panasonic CR1616, not a CR1620. I bought an Energizer CR1620, and it was too thick.
Thanks, Harry!
This isn't the same key remote that I have for my 2015 Civic Si (Sedan). Mine is more square shaped and the key is removable from the inside of the device. It also has no apparent opening-point anywhere around it. The only spot I would consider a possible entry point would be where the key is removed.
Robert;
Yes, once the key is removed it is just a matter prying it apart from between the two ears that stick up from the center. A fairly thick flat-bladed screw driver will do it (i used the handle end of a tweezer that was handy). This takes a CR2032 battery, (3) volt, very commonly found. There are two little tabs holding it in, plus (+) side up. Just snap it all back together. Voila.
arlen
Thank you very helpful!!!
