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cracked solder joint

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Suspected cause
It's likely a cracked solder joint on the board inside the fob.
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cracked solder joint

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It's likely a cracked solder joint on the board inside the fob.
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Changed the battery in the key still not working, both keys WHY
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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

My lock/unlock and lid release located on my key just stopped working. Changed the battery in the key still not working, both keys WHY

POST 2Original post

Try putting the key in the car's ignition. I had to do that once. They told me the car needs to "relearn" the keys. Happens from time to time, especially when changing out the keyfob battery.

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did that still not working

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It's likely a cracked solder joint on the board inside the fob. Usually the button that is soldered to the board. If you find that is the case, carefully reflow solder with soldering iron

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Quotes source post: 16863824

It's pretty easy - I salvaged 1 of 2 keys I got with the car by doing this.

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