This is possibly the wrong place for this and if so could a mod please move it to the right place.
Anyway there's not a lot of info I could find on the Scenic3 keycard, so I thought I'd pop this on.
The battery in mine was a CR2032. I replaced with the same and it works fine.
Before you start make sure you do this job well away from your car and out of range of its remote locking system.
First press the button on the side of your keycard and remove the emergency manual key by sliding it out.
Once it is out turn your key over so the circular bit is upright and closest to you, hold it tightly in both hands and push the tag on the circular piece upwards with your thumbs, it's a tight fit but it will come away revealing the battery.
Carefully remove the battery taking note of the way up it is fitted, + side up.
Replace the battery with a new one of the same type and in the same orientation and push the circular piece of plastic back in until it clicks, thus covering the battery. Finally push the emergency key back into the card and you're done.
Finally go to your car and stand next to it (DONT TRY TO OPEN IT OR TOUCH THE HANDLES) and press the unlock button four times.
Your key is now done, start your engine and check the messages and the "keycard battery low" warning should be gone.
I've attached a YouTube video I found that shows the battery changing, but my handbook says it's important to do the four clicks thing too.
Hope the attachment works and this post is useful to some.
https://youtu.be/pEhdvUm8tqY
Regards Dave
Anyway there's not a lot of info I could find on the Scenic3 keycard, so I thought I'd pop this on.
The battery in mine was a CR2032. I replaced with the same and it works fine.
Before you start make sure you do this job well away from your car and out of range of its remote locking system.
First press the button on the side of your keycard and remove the emergency manual key by sliding it out.
Once it is out turn your key over so the circular bit is upright and closest to you, hold it tightly in both hands and push the tag on the circular piece upwards with your thumbs, it's a tight fit but it will come away revealing the battery.
Carefully remove the battery taking note of the way up it is fitted, + side up.
Replace the battery with a new one of the same type and in the same orientation and push the circular piece of plastic back in until it clicks, thus covering the battery. Finally push the emergency key back into the card and you're done.
Finally go to your car and stand next to it (DONT TRY TO OPEN IT OR TOUCH THE HANDLES) and press the unlock button four times.
Your key is now done, start your engine and check the messages and the "keycard battery low" warning should be gone.
I've attached a YouTube video I found that shows the battery changing, but my handbook says it's important to do the four clicks thing too.
Hope the attachment works and this post is useful to some.
https://youtu.be/pEhdvUm8tqY
Regards Dave
Replacing Keycard Battery for Mk3 Scenic/Megane
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