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How do you replace the battery of the Subaru Forester remote control?

Model: Subaru Forester SK, MK 5 - Years 2018-2025
Part: Key

To replace the battery of the Subaru Forester remote control, you need to move the switch located at the bottom of the device. This will allow you to remove the key from inside the remote control so that you can use leverage inside its housing. By using leverage here, it will be possible to remove the cover on the back of the device. Underneath it, there will be the battery, which can be removed from its housing and replaced with a new replacement part. After removal, it will be possible to close the remote control, ensuring that it functions correctly.

Posted on 6 May 2023 by ScegliAuto

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