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Old 07-22-2009, 09:53 AM
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Originally Posted by DMcBiker
Just changed mine for the first time, that's 4 1/2 almost 5 years. I've noticed lately that I had to be right beside my bike in order to arm or disarm the security system. Super easy to change, open up the fob, pop in a new battery and close it up...Done.
Takes 2 seconds. CR2032at Wally world
 
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Old 07-22-2009, 05:11 PM
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3 for $1.00 at the dollar store
 
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I use CR2032 for another application and find that the Radio Shack brand Lithium last considerably longer than other brands.

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Four months after I bought my bike the fob battery died. This was a brand new bike. So you just never know. That's why I now change mine once a year.
 
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yep keep a spare in the bag-ride safe
 
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I replace my fob batteries every spring. Once a year just like a smoke detector. Peace of mind.
 
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Originally Posted by rapz
How long does the stock battery last?
Seems like forever... Just fails at the worst time when you least expect it!!
 
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The first thing you should do is look at the battery get the number buy a spare and put it on your bike. I keep a spare in my tour pack.
 
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i guess i'm the odd man out on this one. if the battery goes out on my fob, i will just use the manual disarm procedure until i can get to walmart/dollar store/etc.... to buy a new one. why stick a battery in your tour pak where it is subjected to hot/cold temperature fluctuations that reduce its shelf life so that when you need to replace it, it is only gonna last you 6 months?
 
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Originally Posted by mphamrick
The first thing you should do is look at the battery get the number buy a spare and put it on your bike. I keep a spare in my tour pack.
Good insurance, but keep in mind the battery has a 'shelf life' whether they're used or not. So, if you've carted a spare around for a couple of years, you'll want to replace that one too.
 


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