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Key Fob of Mercury Mountaineer provides essential keyless entry function for the user. When a button is pressed on the fob, it sends a coded radio signal to the receiver in the vehicle. The Key Fob is an electronic device in a small black casing that contains a small chip, short-range transmitter, and battery. These components work as a tiny radio transmitting the code every time a command is issued. The Mountaineer's rolling code system is programmed to change the sequence of the codes when the user activates either the lock, unlock, or horn button. This feature ensures that code captures are more difficult to execute without authorization. Each Mercury unit has its own programmed code combination, which is matched to that specific Mercury vehicle, meaning a driver's remote will not unintentionally unlock a Mountaineer parked nearby. The range tends to be between 15 and 60 feet, allowing the driver to prepare the cabin while approaching the front door. The Key Fob communicates only with its paired Mercury computer, so other remotes can't interfere. A Key Fob battery is considered to be healthy for about three to four years of use. If the buttons are not responding to presses or there is visible damage, then it means you need a replacement. Routine care of the Key Fob helps in providing reliable access to your Mountaineer.