I went diving in Monterey Bay last week-end.
I accidentally left my X's key fob in the wet pocket of my dry suit
After returning from a 30 minute dive to over 80', I realized my mistake.
(At the time I found myself thinking it was going to be a very expensive mistake)
I opened the fob and took out the battery and shook out all the sea water.
Surprisingly, there was very little signs of corrosion.
I flushed the fob repeatedly in fresh water and shook out the remaining.
I was able to open the X, start it, and drive home with the app on my phone.
Later that evening, I put the fob in a bag of rice and let it sit for 3 days.
Today, I installed a fresh battery...And...WOW....the fob still works perfectly...All functionality appears to be present...
Kudo's to the design team of that fantastic fob....
I accidentally left my X's key fob in the wet pocket of my dry suit
After returning from a 30 minute dive to over 80', I realized my mistake.
(At the time I found myself thinking it was going to be a very expensive mistake)
I opened the fob and took out the battery and shook out all the sea water.
Surprisingly, there was very little signs of corrosion.
I flushed the fob repeatedly in fresh water and shook out the remaining.
I was able to open the X, start it, and drive home with the app on my phone.
Later that evening, I put the fob in a bag of rice and let it sit for 3 days.
Today, I installed a fresh battery...And...WOW....the fob still works perfectly...All functionality appears to be present...
Kudo's to the design team of that fantastic fob....