Car Keys Replacement Protection For Toyota Drivers
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Using your fingers or a thin, strong object take the case off of your Toyota key fob and take out the battery that was in there. Then, insert the new battery and snap the case closed.
Lost Keys
Not so long ago, misplacing keys to cars was a minor issue. It was so frequent, in fact, that a lot of people had spare keys that was tucked away under its bumper or in the visor. But as cars got more technologically advanced, so did their keys, and replacing them can cost a lot of money, depending on the type of key you require.
You can purchase a less expensive replacement key from a locksmith if have an older Toyota with mechanical keys. If you own the latest model that has an integrated security chip or transponder, it is likely to cost more.
You can tell if your key has an embedded transponder by taking a look. It should have a small dot or dimple stamped on the blade. The chip communicates with the immobilizer system of your vehicle and allows it to open your door and to start the engine.
Fortunately, if you lose your key fob, it is possible to find it with the new Toyota Key Finder App. It makes use of Bluetooth to produce a distinct sound when it comes within range of your phone, making it much easier to find. It only takes a few minutes to set up and it is compatible with any Apple(r) device that employs the iOS 5.0 operating system or later.
It is also a good idea, to keep a spare key in order to avoid having to pay for the replacement in case of an emergency. It is also an excellent idea to store the spare key in a secure place, like in a garage or locked drawer, far from where you keep your other keys.
You can also look out for discount replacement keys on the internet. You can find after market keys or even factory ones at a fraction of the cost of the dealer. Make sure to verify whether the company is trustworthy and can cut and program your new key.
Damaged key fobs
Sometimes, your key fob will lose functionality due to physical damage or the battery is dead. Luckily, these two problems are fairly easy to troubleshoot.
Typically, key fobs have lithium-ion button or coin batteries that can be replaced quickly. You can purchase replacement batteries at pharmacies, hardware shops, and even some big-box retailers. It is possible that the owner's manual for your key fob will include instructions on how to replace the batteries. However, it's worth noting that you may damage your key fob by trying to open it and change the batteries on your own.
If your Toyota keyfob is showing signs that it is damaged, the batteries will probably die within a short time. This might be indicated by a dimmer LED light or a series of clicks to unlock the car. Some key fobs have a dashboard warning light that will flash when the battery is getting low, so this might be the perfect time to change the battery.
Follow the steps in the owner's manual of your Toyota or the YouTube videos to open your key fob. Remove the old battery. Connect the key fob and insert the new battery in the same case. After you've sealed the key fob check it to confirm that it works.
Sometimes your key fob might cease to function due to wear and tear or dirt accumulation. It could make a click sound or not respond to any press any button. You can try cleaning your key fob by using a damp cloth.
If you haven't cleaned your key fob in a while, or it's affected by water exposure or more serious physical damage, then you'll need to get a Toyota key replacement. You'll need to buy a new key from Toyota and possibly pay for programming.
You could save money in the event that your key fob is damaged but is still functional. It will depend on the availability of the case.
Broken Key Fobs
Your key fob will eventually cease functioning due to normal wear and tear. While a key fob that is broken may be a source of frustration but it's not a major issue particularly since you can get an aftermarket replacement.
The first step to take when your key fob isn't responding to your touch is to replace the battery. You can do this yourself, but it is important to ensure that the new battery is compatible with the key fob you have. Certain key fobs require an extra battery, so be careful to purchase the correct type.
Check your key fob after replacing the battery to ensure it works as intended. If it's not you can try opening the case once more and adjusting the way that the new battery fits inside the case. It is possible that you need to clean the connections.
It's time to bring your fob to the dealer if you've found that your key fob won't work with the replacement battery. Dealers are able to program key fobs that are not from the market that can save you time and money. You should be aware that the dealer must have the right key fob programming equipment, which can cost a lot of money.
You will need to replace your Toyota key fob if it is damaged to the point of being useless. It's expensive, but it is necessary to ensure the safety of your vehicle. A dealer can cut a brand new mechanical key and then program the electronics to work with your vehicle. Prices can range from $200 to $350 depending on the dealer and whether there are any parts coupons available. If you're looking for a replacement Toyota key fob, contact our team for a quote. We can also help you locate the most suitable new car keys for your Toyota.
Dead Key Fobs
If you're noticing that it takes a while to unlock your Toyota car, or you can hear the engine cranking over even after pressing the key fob button, it could be as simple as the battery is dead. If you are aware of what to look for and you know how to fix it, you can replace the battery yourself.
The first thing you need to do is determine the kind of battery your keyfob requires. The owner's manual (usually available as PDF on the manufacturer's website) should have detailed information about this, but you can also check YouTube for videos that will show you how to open the case of your key fob. You'll require a flat tool for this, like an ax or flat-head screwdriver. When the case is opened you can take out the old battery and replace it with a new one. Make sure you take a note or picture of how the battery sits in the case so that you can make the correct replacement.
Close the case for the key fob by snapping it back. Test it to make sure that the battery is functioning. If it doesn't work, you may try opening the case a second time to readjust the battery and make sure the connections are in good order and sit against it correctly.
If nothing else works then a mechanic or local Toyota dealer can help. They will be able to identify the problem and get you back on the road in a short time. It is best to tackle the most important fob issues before they cause you more headaches or become more serious.
If your Toyota key fob is damaged beyond repair as a result of physical or water damage or physical damage, our service department can cut the key mechanically and help you find a different method to use it in your car until it's fixed. We're here to help drivers in Belton and Killeen with their Toyota service requirements, including key fob replacement. Contact our service department to make an appointment, and to learn more about the services we offer!