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BigmanPigman

(52,557 posts)
Mon Feb 12, 2024, 10:48 PM Feb 2024

Is there a place to get Honda 2010 CRV key battery [View all]

replaced that doesn't charge under $150? I had a key stolen 5 years ago and it cost me $450 to replace it. I expect that the current price is much higher. I saw on You Tube that you can order a battery through the internet and do it yourself. I am pretty handy and have tiny screwdrivers but will this solve the problem? I think it is the battery and I hope it is not a whole key replacement. Should I go to a wristwatch battery place? Should I attempt it myself. I am LOW income, live alone and $$$ is a big factor.

I got scammed a week ago and I wish I had asked the DU professionals for tech advice so now I hope I get advice before I trust any tech stuff (which is Greek to me).

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Hope this helps: ret5hd Feb 2024 #1
I can so that! BigmanPigman Feb 2024 #6
This too may help: Drum Feb 2024 #2
Does Car Key Man know BigmanPigman Feb 2024 #7
And also, the battery looks common: CR1616... ret5hd Feb 2024 #3
I just did some research BigmanPigman Feb 2024 #8
You mean the key FOB? If it is the key FOB any good locksmith should JohnSJ Feb 2024 #4
Yes. The other replies helped me BigmanPigman Feb 2024 #9
Ok, I don't know what the deal is then. I have a 2018 Honda Clarity, and a 2002 CRV, and they are both a simple JohnSJ Feb 2024 #11
Go to Youtube and search for replacing a doc03 Feb 2024 #5
I think I will take my watch BigmanPigman Feb 2024 #10
I've had a little hobby for years... OneBlueDotS-Carolina Feb 2024 #12
Looks like replacement Honda keys are easy to program Best_man23 Feb 2024 #13
I'd like to do this BigmanPigman Feb 2024 #14
I had to get a new key for one of my cars (Ford) Best_man23 Feb 2024 #15
Man, that is detailed BigmanPigman Feb 2024 #16
Batteries are cheap, FOBs are ridiculous Kennah Feb 2024 #17
I had done all the research BigmanPigman Feb 2024 #18
I'm 56, so I hear you Kennah Feb 2024 #19
AutoZone has them. Emile Mar 2024 #20
Is that the key that needs to still be cut? BigmanPigman Mar 2024 #21
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