Replace battery in key fob 2014 Lincoln MKZ

Asked by Eos_5026 Jan 25, 2017 at 01:57 PM about the 2014 Lincoln MKZ FWD

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

Replace battery in key fob 2014 Lincoln MKZ

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It is kinda hard but they split in half, they say to take it to the dealer to do it tho.

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The owner's manual should detail how to change the battery and tell you which battery to use.

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YouTube! There are detailed videos with easy step by step instructions on how to change a key fob battery and the replacement battery to use. I relied on a YouTube video last year to change the battery in my 2014 MKZ key fob and it was easy. No need to go to a dealer. If I recall, there was not a specific video for a MKZ but there are videos for other Lincoln and Ford products that use the exact same key fob as a MKZ. It only takes a couple of minutes to check the videos to see which one is applicable.

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If you must have a dealer change your key fob battey, you do not have the intelligence or skills for driving a motor vehicle on a public highway.

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