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Replacement Key For Toyota Vehicles This fob is a solid choice, as it looks good and has durable buttons. However, you will require it to be professionally programmed and the key blade cut prior to using. In Pooler, it's easy to change the battery on your Toyota key fob. You can use the fob's hidden pry tool or noticeable notch to open the case and then gently lift the circuit board to reveal the old battery. Keys stolen or lost If you've ever lost your car keys then you're aware of how much of a trouble it could be. Toyota owners are no longer required to pay for the replacement of their keys, or even their cars, in the event that they are stolen. Toyota has unveiled a new plan that covers the cost of a replacement key, as well as reprogramming for their vehicle. Modern key fobs, unlike traditional car keys contain transponder chips that communicate with the immobilizer of the car to permit remote locking and engine starting. These chips are encrypted, and only work with specific car models year, year, and make. These keys cannot be used with any other vehicle, because they each have a unique code which only works with the immobilizer which is linked to it. This is the reason it's essential to have a spare key in case you lose the original. A spare key will not only eliminate the anxiety of losing the original set, but it will ensure that you can always get around when the need arises. You can get a spare key made by a professional locksmith, or even at a Toyota dealership. They can provide a more efficient service, as their Toyota-specific experts are able to complete the task more quickly and efficiently. You must be aware that the process is more complex for older Toyota models. This is because the earlier models of the vehicle do not use the same technology as the current models which means that they cannot be deleted from the engine control computer with the standard diagnostic tools. Instead, the car has to be “reflashed,” which is a process where the data stored on the chip is overwritten with virgin (un-used) information. To make the replacement of the key fob as quick as possible, some dealers and locksmiths provide Toyota-specific services using their own branded kiosks which focus on speed and accessibility for their customers. These kiosks allow you can have your spare key copied on the spot without having to wait for a technician to assist you out. They'll allow you to do this on weekends if you need to. Damaged Keys Many of today's Toyota automobiles are equipped with key fobs which have an exclusive security feature known as an immobilizer. These devices are integrated into the key and work together with the computer modules of the vehicle to ensure that only authorized drivers are able to start it. These chips are usually hidden and appear identical than the physical portion of the key. The chips may be damaged or broken, preventing the car from beginning. If this occurs, it's important to have the key replaced immediately to prevent further damage. If the chip on a Toyota key is damaged, the professional locksmith or dealer will be able to replace it quickly. In most cases, a new key needs to be programmed to the vehicle's computer so that it can recognize it as a legitimate user. This can be accomplished by giving the locksmith or dealer with the VIN number of your vehicle and other pertinent information. It's recommended to have a duplicate of the original key in the event that it's needed to start the car while the new one is being programmed. G28CarKeys of key fobs can also create problems. The battery inside may have to be replaced or the case could become damaged. These problems can be expensive particularly if your key fob's electronic components are damaged. Another common issue is the key cylinder getting worn out from repeated use. This can cause your key to stop working in the ignition or door lock. It is crucial to get this fixed immediately. While Toyota can't help you locate your keys that have disappeared, we can assist in a variety of other ways. In fact, we are currently offering a program that helps ease the financial burden of replacing the keys or fobs of your Toyota. You can learn more about this plan of protection by contacting our dealership and we'll be able to help you start today. Key Fob Battery Replacement It's possible that a dead battery could be the cause of your key fob's inability to function. It's a breeze for drivers to change the battery on their own with just a few tools and a bit of time. Make sure you have the correct battery type for your Toyota before you begin. Lithium Manganese Oxide (Li-MnO2) battery packs are readily available and relatively cheap making them a good option for car keys and numerous other devices. Change the battery on your key fob is typically as easy as popping open the case and removing the old battery. Make use of a non-metallic object such as a coin or screwdriver to pry the case open. Replace the old battery with a new one. Make sure you purchase a new battery that matches the original battery that came with your vehicle. Also, note the direction of the plus and plus symbols on the battery before installing it. After you've got the right battery, put it in your fob and close up the case. Then, test it to see if it's working. If it doesn't work, you can open up the case to make sure the connections are clean and in contact. Snap the key fob back together once you've verified that it is functioning properly. You'll then be able to enjoy all its features. Make sure you snap the circuit board over the new battery before you're done! If you've tried to fix the problem yourself and it still does not work, bring it to our service center. We can look it over to find out what's wrong. We can repair the damage or cut a new key for you, if required. Key Fob Case Replacement If your Toyota key fob's casing is broken but the electronics inside are working You may be able to save money by simply buying a new case from a parts store. If your case is damaged beyond repair, either through water or some other method it is necessary to purchase a new key fob. Depending on the level of sophistication the technology on your key fob, it might require programming at the dealer, which can range from $50 to $100. The process can be time-consuming because your key fob will need to be programmed into the car's computer. Most key fobs come with security chips built-in that transmits the signal to the car that it's time for the lock to be locked and start the engine. The chips can be replaced at most hardware stores, while more advanced key fobs require a visit to the dealer. Replacing the battery in the Toyota key fob is a relatively easy process. First, you'll need take out the old battery by inserting a thin, strong object into the notch or slot on the inside of the case. When the case is opened and you can gently lift the circuit board to reveal the battery. Note the type of battery you see. It is essential to make use of the correct battery for your Toyota. Most Toyota key fobs utilize a CR2032 battery that is available in our parts department. Once you've inserted the new battery, close the case and test it to see if the key fob is working properly. If not then you'll need to open the case and verify that all connections are clean and correctly installed. Our Belton parts department can help you locate the replacement parts for your Toyota no matter if you've lost the key, or the fob is cracked. For more information on our specials on parts, or to learn how you can get back on the road quicker in your Toyota contact us. We look forward to welcoming you in our showroom.