can't find it but did I once see somewhere that when replacing key fob batteries you were better using 2x3volt at half the thickness ie; 2x2016's instead of 2032 anyone with a better memory, that's most of you
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no--- because of the position of the contacts, and for the other 27 people with bad memory's or the just don't know'sIsn't that 6v instead of 3 though
yes you can cheers FL@PPERIsn't that 6v instead of 3 though
I'd agree with that, these "coin" cells have the contacts on both sides - and any keys I've seen have the lower contact at the bottom of the battery "well" and the higher one is at the side, so using two cells stacked one on top of the other would probably end up shorting out the top cell. I have seen the older Ibiza 6K remotes and they have a different contact arrangement and strangely use a spacer between the cells, also my B5 Passat might have two "thin" cells - but the Polo 9N has a single "thick" one.
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