2017 Chevrolet Camaro Key Fob Battery Replacement

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Introduction

Use this guide to replace a dead battery in your 2017 Chevrolet Camaro key fob. The key fob uses a single CR2032 3-volt lithium coin battery to send a wireless signal to your car.

If your remote's range is weak, has a delayed response, or your dashboard shows a "Key Fob Battery Low" warning, it is time to swap the battery.

1. Step 1 Key Fob Battery
  Press and hold the silver release button on the side of the key fob.
  
  While continuing to hold the button, pull the chrome top loop outward to slide the emergency key blade out of the transmitter body.
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3. Step 2
  Insert the flat tip of the metal key blade into the small slot inside the key storage.
  
  Twist the key gently to pry the back cover away from the front of the key fob.
  
  Separate the two halves of the plastic casing.
  
  Caution: Do not stick your tool too deeply into the fob. Doing so can scratch or damage the green circuit board underneath.
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4. Step 3
  Insert the tip of the emergency key blade or a plastic opening tool underneath the edge of the circular CR2032 battery.
  
  Gently pry upward to pop the battery out of its retaining clips.
  
  Pay attention to how the battery is sitting before you remove it. The positive (+) side should be facing down.
  
  Slide a new CR2032 3V lithium battery into the slot at a slight angle, pressing down until it clicks into place. Line up the front and back plastic covers of the key fob and press them firmly together until they snap shut.
  
  Make sure the positive (+) side of the new battery faces down, toward the back of the fob housing.
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