Change the battery in your Suzuki remote key, follow these steps:

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Changing the battery in a Suzuki remote key is a relatively simple process. Here's a general guide you can follow:
1.Get a Replacement Battery: Determine the type of battery your Suzuki remote key uses. This information is typically available in the owner's manual or can be found by searching online for your specific model of key. Common battery types for remote keys include CR2032 or CR2025. But in this case its 1620 that was needed.
2.Prepare: Find a small screwdriver or a flat tool that can be used to pry open the key fob. Make sure you have good lighting and a clean, stable surface to work on.
3.Open the Key Fob: Look for a small slot or groove along the edge of the key fob. Insert the screwdriver or tool into this slot and gently pry the two halves of the key fob apart. Be careful not to apply too much force to avoid damaging the key fob or injuring yourself.
4.Remove the Old Battery: Once the key fob is open, you should see the battery inside. Carefully remove the old battery by gently pushing it out or using a small tool to pop it out if it's stuck.
5.Insert the New Battery: Take the new battery and make sure it is facing the correct direction according to the markings inside the key fob. Press the new battery into place, ensuring it is seated securely.
6.Close the Key Fob: Align the two halves of the key fob together and press firmly until you hear them snap into place. Make sure the key fob is securely closed to prevent it from accidentally opening.
7.Test the Key: Check to make sure the new battery is working properly by pressing the buttons on the key fob. If the buttons respond as expected, the battery replacement was successful.
8.Dispose of the Old Battery: Properly dispose of the old battery according to your local regulations or recycling guidelines.
Remember to refer to your specific Suzuki model's owner's manual for any model-specific instructions or precautions. #LockShop #Locksmithparramatta
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[@jaminwaters]

Hi, I’m wondering if the SBB, CK-100 or T300 immo programmers will code a new key in to a Suzuki swift 2016 from your experience? Thanks for your content btw.

[@DrLockShop]

no they are all too old to do the job, The Key tool max will