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How to replace the battery of the GMC Savana remote control?

Model: GMC Savana MK 1 - Years 1996-2002
Part: Key

Replacing the GMC Savana remote control battery, as we can see in this tutorial, is an extremely simple and fast operation. To do this, we will need a flat-tip screwdriver and a replacement CR2032 battery. First of all we identify the slot located along the lower edge of the remote control, then insert the tip of the screwdriver inside and, leveraging, separate the two halves. Once fully opened, we can proceed with replacing the battery, taking care to position the spare with the negative pole facing upwards.

Posted on 30 July 2022 by ScegliAuto

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