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Getting a BMW Replacement Key Fob Today's BMW key fob has an ever-growing array of functions. If you've just upgraded from an older model, or are purchasing a replacement, there is a lot to learn about this small remote. There's a quick solution to an unresponsive BMW key fob. The procedure differs slightly based on the kind of key you have however. Battery BMW key fobs today have more features than they ever have before. They can unlock your car, and even start it. If you have Comfort Access or the full-feature Display Key, they are more advanced than previous models. With this added functionality, they will require a different programming and will have their own peculiarities. They also have batteries which will have to be replaced on a regular basis, which is why it is so important to keep a spare in the case. The replacement of the battery inside your BMW fob is likely to take only a few moments. The first step is removing the fob's backing plate. This can be accomplished using a valet key or an ordinary screwdriver (we recommend wrapping the head of the screwdriver with tape to prevent scratching). A gap will be revealed and the battery can be removed from its slot. The battery can be replaced with a new one and the fob backplate should be sealed. The replacement battery used in most BMW key fobs is a standard CR2032 coin cell that is available at most supermarkets and drugstores. If your key fob is equipped with rechargeable batteries, you will need to get in touch with your local dealer to have it replaced. The battery is not designed to be opened, therefore it is not designed with a key blade that can be removed as older diamond-shaped fobs. A dead or damaged battery can cause a major inconvenience, especially in areas like Long Island, Queens, Brooklyn and the surrounding NYC area. It can take anywhere from two to three weeks for the dealer to get and program the replacement key fob. In the meantime, you will be without your car and unable to use it. Although a replacement BMW key fob isn't difficult, it's a costly option. It will also require an extra service to get it disabled in your car's system to prevent it from being able to lock and start the engine. This service will also disable any other devices, including smartwatches, that utilize the same signal. Programming As you likely already are aware, the BMW key fob has a wide variety of features that can assist you on the road. It can be used to lock and unlock your vehicle as well as open the trunk and start the engine. If you're looking to kick things up a notch, you can even connect your key fob with an electronic display key that allows you to control your vehicle remotely. This is all possible thanks to the most up-to-date BMW technology. But what happens if the key fob gets lost or damaged? The good news is that the team here at BMW of Tenafly has a solution. It's not as costly as you might think to purchase a replacement BMW keyfob. In fact, you can purchase one from a variety of online sellers who specialize in keys for cars. You just have to make sure that you choose a reliable seller to ensure that you don't receive an item that is stolen or fake. Once you have your new key fob, you must to program it to ensure that your BMW recognizes it. bmw key fob replacement is simple enough, and you can do it right at home with just a few tools. To begin, you must enter your BMW with all doors and windows shut. Insert the working key into the ignition and turn it to the first position however, don't start the engine. Next press and hold the unlock button on the new key fob while pressing the BMW logo three times, and then release the unlock button. Within 30 minutes, the doors should automatically lock and unlock. If this doesn't happen, you will need to start the process all over again. Now, you can repeat the process with any additional BMW key fobs that you'd like to program simultaneously. Just make sure that you complete it within 30 seconds or you'll need to start the process all over again. You're now able drive your BMW around Williamstown with the key fob you need. If you have any concerns regarding programming a replacement BMW key fob, or have any other questions you may have, don't hesitate to contact our customer service center here at Patrick BMW. Keyless Entry System The contemporary BMW key fob offers more functions than just a way to unlock the doors. It can also start the vehicle, operate the windows, close the sunroof and more. Some of them are activated by pressing the key fob, whereas others are activated by touching the BMW key symbol found on the steering wheel. These modern BMW keyfobs have the ability to store customized settings, such as the steering wheel, seat and mirror adjustments. This is known as Comfort Access and provides a lot of convenience to drivers. If you're equipped with Comfort Access, you can open your BMW by simply pressing the handle of the door without having to press the button on your key fob. You can check whether a used BMW has Comfort Access using an online VIN decoder. You can ask the previous owner of the vehicle if it was installed. If you purchase a second-hand BMW without Comfort Access an expert can retrofit the vehicle at the dealership. The process of ordering and activating a replacement BMW key fob is the same to that of any other model. When you have placed your order, the new key fob can take between two and three weeks to be produced. Then it will need to be linked with your BMW and needs to be programmed to recognize the new key fob. A replacement BMW key fob will incur additional costs. If your vehicle is insured through Patrick BMW, you can cut down on the financial burden by paying for the replacement key and reprogramming. You can also secure your brand new BMW by purchasing key protection, which will pay for replacing the key in the event that you lose it. The insurance is valid for the first three years, and you can then renew at a discounted price. This is a great choice for those who want security and avoid the cost of replacing a damaged key fob. Remote Start Today's BMW key fobs are loaded with a variety of functions. They can unlock doors and open your boot, operate windows and even start your engine. If you're shopping for an all-new BMW you'll need to ensure that you're working with a dealer who understands all of the features available and is willing to help you make use of them to your advantage. For instance, the latest BMWs are able to automatically fold the side mirrors when you lock the car, which is helpful if you're parking on a busy road or a narrow path. If you'd like to have this feature on your BMW but it doesn't have it, you can easily access it by navigating to the iDrive 7.0 menu. Go to “preconditioning settings” and it will be activated for your next journey. Another BMW feature you may not be aware of is the fact that you can open your sunroof remotely with your key fob. To do this, hold and press the unlock button on your key fob for a few seconds before releasing it. The windows will begin rolling down slowly, and after they're completely rolled up the button will reset itself. You can also apply the same process to your roof air vents, which will remain open until you push the unlock button again. While you're at it If your key fob battery is dead, you can replace it yourself from the at-home convenience of your home. The tiny CR2032 battery, often known as watch batteries is found inside the key fob's cover and is replaced by carefully removing the cover, removing the old battery and putting the new one in gently. If you're trying to upgrade your BMW to include remote start capabilities Our BMW Remote Start Retrofit is a cost-effective solution. The kit can be installed in up to four hours, requires no coding and is 100% lease-friendly. It is compatible with FEM, CAS4 or BDC1 modules.