W204 Key Battery

[Guest kepiting1sg]

lightning wrote:

can i have a set too... :becky:

NP Norman!:becky:

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kepiting1sg wrote:

NP Norman!:becky:

Thanks Bro...I change mine around every 6 ~ 9 mths... :becky:

[Guest Yap ST]

chiaster wrote:

bro yap, where to buy the battery for the key fob?

Bro u can get it from NTUC or any where which they sell battery.

U need me to buy it for u??

Just tell me, I can buy it for u no problem

[Guest chiaster]

thing is, i don't remember how the battery looks like...

thanks for the offer, bro... :becky:

unker will be giving me 1 when we meet next... :bounce:

Yap ST wrote:

Bro u can get it from NTUC or any where which they sell battery.

U need me to buy it for u??

Just tell me, I can buy it for u no problem

[Guest Yap ST]

chiaster wrote:

thing is, i don't remember how the battery looks like...

thanks for the offer, bro... :becky:

unker will be giving me 1 when we meet next... :bounce:

Wow wow wowo ok :Cry::Cry::Cry:

[Guest kepiting1sg]

U guys dun go and buy lah!

Get free from me for your own use!

Unker made sure fresh fresh boh lau chwee one!

[Guest Yap ST]

kepiting1sg wrote:

U guys dun go and buy lah!

Get free from me for your own use!

Unker made sure fresh fresh boh lau chwee one!

Unker how long can we keep the battery ???

[Guest kepiting1sg]

Yap ST wrote:

Unker how long can we keep the battery ???

Generally depend on the manufacturing date, "quality" & origin.

These are what we call primary batteries i.e use & throw away and non rechargeable. Secondary batteries are rechargeable.

All batteries has an internal resistance which will determine the self discharge rate however for Lithium Coin cells the self discharge is neligible.

Typical OCV (Open Circuit Voltage) should be >3.2V

It should have a shelf life of easily > 2 years if beh lau chwee

That's why Unker select fresh fresh 16 years old underage for U

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kepiting1sg wrote:

Generally depend on the manufacturing date, "quality" & origin.

These are what we call primary batteries i.e use & throw away and non rechargeable. Secondary batteries are rechargeable.

All batteries has an internal resistance which will determine the self discharge rate however for Lithium Coin cells the self discharge is neligible.

Typical OCV (Open Circuit Voltage) should be >3.2V

It should have a shelf life of easily > 2 years if beh lau chwee

That's why Unker select fresh fresh 16 years old underage for U

i like your FRESH FRESH stock...but scare kenna rotan leh...

[Guest Yap ST]

kepiting1sg wrote:

Generally depend on the manufacturing date, "quality" & origin.

These are what we call primary batteries i.e use & throw away and non rechargeable. Secondary batteries are rechargeable.

All batteries has an internal resistance which will determine the self discharge rate however for Lithium Coin cells the self discharge is neligible.

Typical OCV (Open Circuit Voltage) should be >3.2V

It should have a shelf life of easily > 2 years if beh lau chwee

That's why Unker select fresh fresh 16 years old underage for U

Thankssss u Unker...

Today learn what is primary n secondary batteries and also learn batteries have underage heeeeeee

U r BEST!!!!

:bounce::bounce::bounce::whistle::whistle::whistle:

[Guest Yap ST]

lightning wrote:

i like your FRESH FRESH stock...but scare kenna rotan leh...

Bro no worry keep it for two years n they r no more underage Liao

Unker tio mo?

[Guest kepiting1sg]

Yap ST wrote:

Bro no worry keep it for two years n they r no more underage Liao

Unker tio mo?

Keep too long, self discharge becos of their internal resistance so less power and sway sway poor quality tua lau chwee leaking.

Honestly sometimes I saw leaking batteries on the supermkt racks still on sales!:tsk::tsk::tsk:

[Guest Yap ST]

kepiting1sg wrote:

Keep too long, self discharge becos of their internal resistance so less power and sway sway poor quality tua lau chwee leaking.

Honestly sometimes I saw leaking batteries on the supermkt racks still on sales!:tsk::tsk::tsk:

Ok mean Must use underage lot..

Just watch out for police

Hahahaha

[Guest vr00m]

I just changed my car key battery, but it still shows "Please change key battery" when I start the car.

I wonder why?

[Guest blackmercs]

vr00m wrote:

I just changed my car key battery, but it still shows "Please change key battery" when I start the car.

I wonder why?

Yr battery from Daiso

[Guest subaru67]

blackmercs wrote:

Yr battery from Daiso

muahaha:becky:

[Guest kepiting1sg]

vr00m wrote:

I just changed my car key battery, but it still shows "Please change key battery" when I start the car.

I wonder why?

Check your Lithium Coin Battery CR2032 voltage with a multimeter to ensure it's at least more than 3.2V:hand:

[Guest Yap ST]

kepiting1sg wrote:

Check your Lithium Coin Battery CR2032 voltage with a multimeter to ensure it's at least more than 3.2V:hand:

Unker, look like u need to bring some frash frash CR2032toour next GTG heeee

:becky::becky::becky:

[Guest vr00m]

I just found out why my new battery was supposedly "low in power".

Basically, I use the Maxell CR2032, while the original battery is Panasonic CR2032. Although the number is the same, but the Panasonic 1 is thinner than the Maxell. So the thicker Maxell battery could not fit in properly.

After a few clueless weeks, I realized this when I took out the battery of the spare key and compare the battery.

[Guest Yap ST]

vr00m wrote:

I just found out why my new battery was supposedly "low in power".

Basically, I use the Maxell CR2032, while the original battery is Panasonic CR2032. Although the number is the same, but the Panasonic 1 is thinner than the Maxell. So the thicker Maxell battery could not fit in properly.

After a few clueless weeks, I realized this when I took out the battery of the spare key and compare the battery.

Unker,

Dose it make any different?

[Guest kepiting1sg]

Yap ST wrote:

Unker,

Dose it make any different?

They should be std in size unless the Maxell got internal cell problem - pregnant aka cell swelling!

Best is check voltage and the cell shoujld be flat - no sign of swelling or leakage.

Panasonic is one of the world biggest producer of Lithium Coin Cell with their facility just outside Jakarta.

[Guest vr00m]

Actually the battery should be CR2025 insted of CR2032. The CR2032 is thicker than the CR2025. I believe the newer key uses the 2025 instead of the 2032

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vr00m wrote:

Actually the battery should be CR2025 insted of CR2032. The CR2032 is thicker than the CR2025. I believe the newer key uses the 2025 instead of the 2032

Ya...you are right. I use CR2025 for my W212 keys...and they are 3V only

[Guest kepiting1sg]

lightning wrote:

Ya...you are right. I use CR2025 for my W212 keys...and they are 3V only

I also provide FOC CR2025 for my brothers.....hehehe!:becky:

Fresh ones be it CR2035 or 2025 should be >3.2V

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kepiting1sg wrote:

I also provide FOC CR2025 for my brothers.....hehehe!:becky:

Fresh ones be it CR2035 or 2025 should be >3.2V

The ones I bought from supermarket under the Energizer brand is only 3V nia...