#TESLA NEW MODEL REPORGRAM YOUR KEY

If you’ve recently purchased a new key fob or need to reprogram an existing one for your Tesla Model 3, this guide will walk you through the process. Programming a key for your Model 3 is straightforward, but it requires following specific steps to ensure the key is properly synced with your vehicle. Below, we’ll cover everything you need to know.

What You’ll Need

1. Tesla Model 3 Key Fob: Ensure you have the key fob you want to program.

2. Tesla Mobile App: Make sure your phone is connected to your Tesla account.

3. Vehicle Access: You’ll need to be inside your Model 3 with access to the touchscreen.

4. Key Card: Your Tesla key card is required for authentication during the process.

Step-by-Step Guide to Programming a Key Fob

Step 1: Enter Your Vehicle

• Sit in the driver’s seat of your Tesla Model 3 and ensure the vehicle is powered on.

Step 2: Access the Controls Menu

• On the touchscreen, tap the Car Icon (bottom-left corner) to open the main menu.

• Select “Locks” from the list of options.

Step 3: Start the Key Programming Process

• In the “Locks” menu, tap “Keys” or “Key Fobs” (depending on your software version).

• Select “Add Key” or “Program Key Fob”.

Step 4: Authenticate with Your Key Card

• The touchscreen will prompt you to place your Tesla key card on the center console (near the wireless phone charger) to authenticate.

• Hold the key card in place until the vehicle recognizes it and confirms authentication.

Step 5: Program the New Key Fob

• Once authenticated, the touchscreen will instruct you to place the new key fob on the center console.

• Place the key fob on the designated area and wait for the vehicle to detect it.

• A confirmation message will appear on the screen once the key fob is successfully programmed.

Step 6: Test the New Key Fob

• Remove the key fob from the center console and test its functionality:

  • Lock and unlock the doors.

  • Open the trunk and frunk (if applicable).

  • Start the vehicle by pressing the brake pedal with the key fob inside the car.

Additional Notes

• Multiple Key Fobs: You can program up to 19 key fobs for your Tesla Model 3.

• Replacing a Lost Key Fob: If you’re replacing a lost key fob, you can remove the old key from your vehicle’s memory by selecting “Remove Key” in the “Locks” menu.

• Key Card as Backup: Always keep your Tesla key card as a backup in case the key fob fails or the battery dies.

Troubleshooting Tips

• Key Fob Not Detected: If the vehicle doesn’t detect the key fob, ensure the fob’s battery is charged. Replace the battery if necessary.

• Authentication Failed: If the key card authentication fails, ensure the card is placed correctly on the center console and try again.

• Software Update: Ensure your Tesla Model 3 is running the latest software version. If not, perform an update before programming the key.

Conclusion

Programming a key fob for your Tesla Model 3 is a quick and easy process that can be done in just a few minutes. By following these steps, you can ensure your new or existing key fob is properly synced with your vehicle. If you encounter any issues, consult your Tesla owner’s manual or contact Tesla Support for assistance.

Note: Always keep your key card in a safe place as a backup, and ensure your key fob’s battery is replaced periodically to avoid unexpected issues.