Mike-R said:How can you not replace the battery?
Thats a super stupid design if thats the case.
Gunner-Win said:Mike-R said:How can you not replace the battery?
Thats a super stupid design if thats the case.
I stand under correction, but AFAIK it's because the key battery is rechargeable and gets charged at BMW at certain intervals. Just like your cars service intervals, so the battery has them as well.
I'm just not sure exactly how it works. :skit:
Colin_P said:I've just bought a 2007 X3, and given that you can't replace the battery in the key, was wondering if it's waterproof? It would make visits to the beach so much easier if it is...
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Bazza said:so unless BMW have somehow invented wireless charging, it must be magic.
Bazza said:After having a look around, it seems that they are waterproof...
http://forum.e46fanatics.com/showthread.php?t=676320
Colin_P said:Bazza said:so unless BMW have somehow invented wireless charging, it must be magic.
Wireless charging is possible - it's the same principle that transformers use, there are some wireless cellphone charging cradles out there AFAIK
I know, but the cellphone needs to have a specific cover on which is connected to the battery, the inside of the key has nothing like this.