Key fob problem

Asked by GuruL1WZT Apr 12, 2019 at 07:39 AM about the 2014 Honda CR-V EX FWD

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

2014 Honda CR-V. The unlock button on
the fob now locks the doors and the lock
button does nothing. Any suggestions?

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Guru1X5VG answered 4 years ago

How can you tell what is wrong. My key fob was working fine and then it wasn’t could it be just a battery for the key fob, does it need replacing or is it something more. The key did not work in the lock either.

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Electrontech answered 4 years ago

My fob had a tactile pushbutton go bad and stay "pushed in" probably due to pressing too hard on the button all the time, anyway I fixed it by replacing the pushbutton with a new one you can get them for almost nothing off amazon. it is a 3x3 mm button. It also did not have the "feel" of the bump when being pressed. I can do it for you if you contact me.

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