The 2016 Ateca doesn't give you a warning on the dash, the Arona least 2019 does (January 2019 delivered Xcellence Lux with the newer remote with the heavy duty 2032 battery designed to fit). It was when it started to play up more I did the Obdeleven scan and found the batteries were low. I never touch the key apart from handing it over once a year for service. Have it in a zip pocket inside but on the back, back warn out, front to me. Basically the key has to be on the outside of the bag and not by my body which means it passes through stuff in the bag like the tablet before the car sees it. I have to be careful how I place the key in the bag and which way I wear it. That does happen after a few days least for me. That's suppose to kick in to preserve the car battery.
#2032 battery key fob drivers#
You then have to walk to the drivers side. The left / right side can power down after a period of non use with the passenger side turning itself off. The Ateca has a Kessy receiver aerial both sides of the car and one at the back for rear sensing.
#2032 battery key fob update#
Assume this was a software update the dealer put in at some point to these early Ateca which traditionally do not warn of a low for fod battery. In 2022 the car also started to display a low fod key warning on the dash. Damaging the battery via denting the battery case can reduced the life of the battery. Use a bradel to adjust before clipping down. When closing the case using the CR2032 in place of a CR2025 care needs to be taken to make sure the battery is seated. The original was a Panasonic, replaced it with a Panasonic again, Duracells may be better. One warning is swap the battery in and out quick since they are suppose to loose the settings. So fitting the more heavy duty battery in is a hack and obvious question is whether it might pop the case - We'll see. Was the summer months when it started to play up so not a voltage drop introduced by winter months. Note the waterproof seal might not come down all the way before I get told this. You can use the bradel to poke the battery down as you close the case if it keeps popping up. I didn't press the battery down hard to get it below the the holding pin but used the case holding mothod. The Orville tip on that thread followed by others. Briskoda page says the case holds the battery in with a CR2032 - true. The back of the case lid does say CR2025 on it. A bradel can be used to ping the battery out of the slot. Taking apart the unit the first video is the one to use with the screwdriver to leaver off the case. The 7 number different is the thickness for more battery.
The Briskoda thread covers upgrading to a CR2032 from a CR2025:
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