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How to Replace a Kia Sportage Replacement Key

The key in many Kia models has an electronic keyless entry system built into. The key can be compared to a remote control and can be replaced with a new one from a Kia dealer or a locksmith.

Key fobs can stop working due to a variety of reasons, such as an inactive battery, worn out buttons signals, signal interference or water damage. Here are some tips to assist you in getting your Kia sportage replacement key working again.

How to replace the remote key or the smart key?

It doesn't matter if your Kia is equipped with an intelligent key, remote key, push-to-start keys, or a regular non-transponder metal key the battery in these keys will eventually need replacing. This is particularly true if the car displays a message telling that the smart or remote key is not powered by the battery.

This is a relatively simple procedure. To replace the keyfob battery take out your mechanical key from the slot at the back of the fob. Then, pull the cover open. A small screw will be inside the key fob that holds the battery in the correct position. With a small screwdriver, remove the screw and pull out the battery that was in place. Then, you can insert the new battery and close the slit in the key fob.

Once the key fob has new batteries, test it by pressing the locks and unlock buttons. If the doors lock and unlock in the same way, you're in good shape! You can now use the hands-free feature to lock and unlock your kia optima key replacement whenever your fingers start to get cold or you have to go on errands around Brandon.

Note: Certain key fobs might need to be programmed (transponder chips or smart keys). This requires a computer that is available only to the automotive locksmith or dealer. Other keys (non transponder keys made of metal) are not required for programming. If your key has to be programmed, you must be aware of the key code stamped on the tag that identifies the key and keep it in a safe place.

How do I replace the battery?

If your kia Rio keyless entry key fob isn't responding when you press the lock or unlock button on the fob, it is a clear indication that the battery needs to be replaced. A battery that is not functioning properly could cause other issues like the check engine light coming on or the engine not cranking. Fortunately replacing the key fob battery is a fairly simple DIY project that requires only some basic tools.

Make sure you turn off your vehicle and shut all doors prior to beginning. Locate the small metal or plastic piece that is on the bottom of your key fob, and jiggle it until a metal key pops out. Then, you can insert the key into the handle of the door for the driver to unlock your car.

To replace the key fob battery, remove the cover on the rear and use a plastic pry bar tool to loosen the latch holding the black negative battery cable. Remove the old battery, and then align the new battery so that the "+" positive side faces you and the "negative" negative side is facing towards the fob's electrical contacts made of metal. Avoid using excessive force when pushing the new CR2032 into position to avoid damaging or breaking the metal contacts.

After the new battery has been installed then turn the key fob off and then on in the ignition for a few times until the door locks cycle. Then you can test your Kia key fob to see whether it's functioning properly again.

How do you replace a keyless key

Depending on the model of your Kia Sportage, you may have an ordinary key fob or a smart key. The smart key comes with an embedded mechanical key blade however, the standard key fob does not. Both key fobs are equipped with batteries that eventually require replacement. Fortunately, it's an easy process that only takes about two minutes.

Be sure to turn off your Kia, and be on a level, well-lit surface before you begin. Be aware that there are tiny parts inside the fob which could be snagged if not vigilant.

The small release button is located on the lower backside. It can be a circular silver button or a rectangular slot. After pressing this button mechanical key blade, it will come out and you will be able to open the key fob.

Once you have the key fob open it is easy to remove the old battery, and replace it. The new battery is a CR-2032 that can be purchased online or at a local auto parts store. When you're done, the key fob should be able to lock the vehicle, unlock it, and then start your vehicle even if it's not running.

How do I replace the mechanical key?

The Kia key fob is a wonderful convenience that allows us to lock and unlock our car with the click of an button. Like any device it is possible that the Kia key fob might have issues. Luckily, there are steps to take to solve these issues and keep our key fobs in good working order for the long term.

A dead or weak battery is among the most common issues. The battery could cause the device to stop working or operate intermittently. If this happens, try replacing the battery with a new one.

If this does not resolve the issue, use an ordinary screwdriver with a flat head to wedge the fob's plastic casing open. Be careful not to damage any internal components or scratch the plastic. After the battery has been removed, replace it with a brand new one.

After the new battery has been put in, close and then open the doors using the mechanical key (every Kia fob has an emergency mechanical key that will fit in the slot). Test the key fob to check that it's functioning correctly. Contact a dealer or locksmith to address the issue when the fob still is not working. To avoid future lockouts, ensure you have an emergency key that will work in all of the door and trunk cylinders.