The Tesla Model 3 key fob is an essential accessory for any Tesla owner, offering convenience and control over your vehicle. This guide will walk you through the setup process, highlighting the key features and addressing common questions to ensure a smooth experience.
How to Set Up Tesla Model 3 Key Fob？
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Convenience: The key fob allows you to lock and unlock all doors and trunks with a single click, and open the front trunk with a double-click.
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Automatic Locking and Unlocking: If available in your region, the key fob supports automatic locking and unlocking, providing a seamless interaction with your Model 3.
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Trunk Access: The key fob provides quick access to both the front and rear trunks, with the rear trunk opening by double-clicking and holding for a few seconds to open the charge port door.
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Backup Access: In case your phone key is not working, the key fob can be used as a backup to unlock and start the vehicle.
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Battery Life: The key fob battery typically lasts for approximately five years under normal use, with a message displayed on the touchscreen when the battery is low.
FAQ Section:
Q1: How do I pair my key fob with my Tesla Model 3?
A: To set up a new key fob, follow these steps:
- On the touchscreen, go to 'Controls' > 'Locks' > 'Keys' > 'Add Key.'
- Scan your new key fob on the reader located behind the cup holders on the center console.
- Scan a key card or key fob that has already been paired to the vehicle to confirm the new key pairing.
Q2: What if my key fob battery dies?
A: If the key fob battery is dead, you can still access the vehicle by touching the flat side of the key fob against the card reader on the driver’s side door pillar, similar to using the key card.
Q3: Can I use the same key fob with multiple Model 3 vehicles?
A: Yes, you can use the same key fob with multiple Model 3 vehicles, provided you authenticate it for each vehicle. However, the key fob works with only one Model 3 at a time. To switch between vehicles, touch the flat side of the key fob against the card reader on the driver’s side door pillar.
Q4: How do I replace the battery in my key fob?
A: To replace the battery in your key fob:
- Place the key fob button side down on a soft surface and release the bottom cover.
- Remove the battery by lifting it away from the retaining clips.
- Insert the new battery (type CR2032) with the ‘+’ side facing up.
Q5: How do I ensure my key fob works properly?
A: To ensure your key fob works as expected, keep the following in mind:
- Avoid leaving your paired phone in the vehicle, as this will prevent the doors from locking.
- Ensure your phone’s Bluetooth is turned on and you are not using any power-saving mode.
- Keep your key fob away from radio equipment that might interfere with its frequency
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By understanding these key features andyou can confidently set up and use your Tesla Model 3 key fob, enhancing your vehicle control and convenience.
