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Well, whoever said that the key works on RFID may be right; but it doesn't work without a battery. The car likely sends a signal, which the keyfob is supposed
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Well, whoever said that the key works on RFID may be right; but it doesn't work without a battery. The car likely sends a signal, which the keyfob is supposed to recognize and then send an acknowledgment signal.
I just did the above and everything, and you still need the key in the "fobgina" (  ) for it to acknowledge you're authorized.So yeah, your keyfob needs the battery to work.
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