Big E
Race Dog
- Joined
- May 15, 2008
- Messages
- 2,118
- Reaction score
- 436
- Location
- Port Elizabeth
- Bike
- BMW R1200GS Adventure
Wanting to start my bike the other day, I discovered why it is important to have your plastic key in your wallet, as my key's battery died on me.
Long story short, I replaced it with a Duracell, just to come back a couple of days to discover that the battery died again (thought maybe the battery was old).
So, I replaced it on the Friday with a new battery, only to get a low-key battery warning on the next day.
I saw some general clips on youtube saying that it was "dirty" connections and I still need to clean it.
But has anyone experienced the same issue? Hopefully I do not have to go and buy a new key.
Long story short, I replaced it with a Duracell, just to come back a couple of days to discover that the battery died again (thought maybe the battery was old).
So, I replaced it on the Friday with a new battery, only to get a low-key battery warning on the next day.
I saw some general clips on youtube saying that it was "dirty" connections and I still need to clean it.
But has anyone experienced the same issue? Hopefully I do not have to go and buy a new key.
