Smart Key Fob – FCC ID GQ4-76T (2019–2024)
2011-2025 Models
Tools needed: Small flathead screwdriver
Tools needed: Small flathead screwdriver
Tools needed: Small flathead screwdriver
It depends on the key: the Smart Key Fob – FCC ID GQ4-76T (2019–2024) uses a CR2450 or CR2032; the Smart Key Fob – FCC ID M3N-40821302 (2013–2018, 2022–2025) uses a CR2032; the Fobik Key (2011–2018) uses a CR2032; the Remote Key Fob (2011–2022) uses a CR2032. All are 3-volt lithium coin batteries, available at most grocery stores, pharmacies, and online retailers.
Signs your Ram 2500 key fob battery is dying include: reduced range (having to get closer to unlock), intermittent button response, delayed unlocking, the low battery warning on your dashboard, or buttons requiring multiple presses to work.
A Ram 2500 key fob battery typically lasts 2-4 years depending on usage. Frequent use, extreme temperatures, and proximity to electronic devices can shorten battery life.
Yes, replacing a Ram 2500 key fob battery is a simple DIY task that takes under 5 minutes. You only need a new CR2450 or CR2032 or CR2032 battery and optionally a small flathead screwdriver. No dealer visit or programming is required.
No, you do not need to reprogram your Ram 2500 key fob after replacing the battery. The fob retains its programming during battery changes. Simply insert the new battery and test the buttons.
CR2450 or CR2032 or CR2032 batteries are available at Walmart, Target, CVS, Walgreens, Amazon, auto parts stores like AutoZone and O'Reilly, and most grocery stores. They typically cost $6-12 for a 2-pack.