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To replace the battery in the BMW i3 remote, press the button located on the upper back of the device to extract the key from its housing: this will allow you to lever off the cover on the back of the device, making the underlying battery accessible. You can then remove the old battery from its housing and insert the new one; after installation, cover everything with the back panel and reinsert the key into its housing.
Updated on 7 October 2026 by ScegliAuto
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