BMW "diamond" key - how resistant to water?
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Random question i know....i go running quite a lot (in fact, too much for my sanity, i suspect) and always run with my car key in the small back pocket....never had any issues with my E21 key as it was just a key as it were. i was wondering whether it's an issue if the key gets a bit wet if it's raining quite heavily outside??
as said, i know it's a bit of a random question!!
by the way, it's one of these keys...

cheers
as said, i know it's a bit of a random question!!
by the way, it's one of these keys...

cheers
While we are on topic, the second key on my E39 (2001 year) has pretty much never been used from day 1. I assume its therefore fully discharged.
Does anyone know how I charge it up? I know that it should charge when in the ignition, but given its a 10 year old key I assume that the internal battery is dead now. Can this be replaced?
Does anyone know how I charge it up? I know that it should charge when in the ignition, but given its a 10 year old key I assume that the internal battery is dead now. Can this be replaced?
RiccardoG said:
While we are on topic, the second key on my E39 (2001 year) has pretty much never been used from day 1. I assume its therefore fully discharged.
Does anyone know how I charge it up? I know that it should charge when in the ignition, but given its a 10 year old key I assume that the internal battery is dead now. Can this be replaced?
yep, it'll be discharged then Does anyone know how I charge it up? I know that it should charge when in the ignition, but given its a 10 year old key I assume that the internal battery is dead now. Can this be replaced?
- it won't open the car or shut off the alarm, but the ignition may respond to it, I guess, no harm in trying. If it starts ok, run it for a while with the other one near by, just in case. If it doesn't, there are ways of opening up the key & changing the battery available on the web.Gassing Station | BMW General | Top of Page | What's New | My Stuff


