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Replacing a Toyota Key

If your Toyota key fob has just been damaged, there are a few alternatives available. If the internal electronics of your Toyota are in good shape the service center can make a new key at a lower cost.

If the case is damaged, it is likely to require repair. If the case remains in good condition, try opening it using the key that is hidden or a tiny pry tool in the notch. Open the case and gently lift the circuit board until you can see the battery.

Keys damaged or lost

When you lose your Toyota key or key fob malfunctions it can be extremely stressful. Whether you need a replacement for your traditional metal key or a modern remote key fob, we can provide the ideal solution for you.

Toyota offers one of the most advanced car keys on the market. These include transponder chips that communicate with the vehicle in order to prevent unauthorized starting and lock the engine when the wrong key is used. These chips also let you lock and unlock your vehicle remotely and also start it. But this added security comes at a price - the cost to replace a i lost my car keys toyota or damaged toyota key button replacement key can be hundreds of dollars.

The blade of your Toyota key will indicate whether it's equipped with transponders. The key is equipped with chips if it displays a small dimple or dot on one side or an "H" or "G" marking. If the key isn't marked at all, or has a large bump on the top, it's a non-transponder key.

Traditional metal keys are simple to replace and generally cost under $50. The cost of key fobs that have a transponder chip is greater, since they require programming to work with your vehicle's system to immobilize it. Dealerships have machines that can cost between $150-$250 to use. The key must be laser-programmed and cut.

We can send you an additional key fob and can have it available for pickup at our Hilton Head location. The price can vary depending on the type of keyfob you require and the discounts on parts are available. If the case for your key fob is damaged, however, the electronic components inside are working, we can order a replacement case to house the electronics. If your key fob has been completely drained or damaged beyond repair, you will need to get a complete key replacement.

Smart Keys

If you own a Toyota that's equipped with smart key technology you might be able to open the doors and start the engine without ever taking your keys out of your pocket or purse. Smart keys let you store different driver settings, and unlock windows or sunroofs from afar. You might be able set limits on speed for your teenager using the smart key.

To use your smart key, you have to be within 10 feet of the vehicle. Once you're close enough the vehicle will light the courtesy lights and then open the driver's or passenger's door. You can then press the button on the key fob to unlock the trunk, too. Many modern smart keys have an adjustable blade that can be adjusted to accommodate different hand sizes. This allows you to reach the lock and ignition button with greater ease.

The smart key fob is a transponder chip, just like traditional car keys. It transmits an encrypted signal to the car when you use the locks and unlock buttons. It's designed to prevent thieves from hot-wiring or taking your vehicle by turning off the engine immobilizer. This technology has some limitations. A skilled thief can utilize a scanner device to identify the code and transmit it to the key fob.

A newer smart key like the Mercedes Benz SmartKey uses a unique method known as rolling code. A computer in the vehicle checks the unique code every time you insert the key. This prevents unauthorized use, since it's nearly impossible for the scanner to read the same rolling codes repeatedly.

If your smart key isn't responding properly to the locks or unlock buttons, it could be due to a dead battery. You can replace the battery on most fobs by removing the circuit board from the case. Take a picture of the old battery and make a note where the new battery will go inside the case. This will allow you to assemble it correctly. The majority of Toyota models are powered by a CR2032 battery that is available in Freehold at any local shop.

Key Fob Battery Replacement

Change the battery on your key fob isn't as hard or time-consuming as it may appear. The process is simple and you can locate replacement key Toyota batteries at any hardware store or big-box retailer. You can also purchase batteries through the internet. A new battery isn't just cheap, but can also restore the correct function of your key fob.

The first step is to remove the key made of metal. There's usually a small button made of metal that is located just above the key portion of the fob. To remove the key, press the button. Then, disassemble the fob. This can be done by pressing the small hole on the fob that looks like a keyhole or by inserting the flat tool into the smallest hole. After you've cut the fob into two pieces that is, the front and the back, you can slide tools through the notch or tiny hole to gain access to the battery compartment.

Take a look at the battery. It's likely to be silver and shaped in a circle. The battery will bear a mark that indicates the type of replacement battery you need. After you get the new battery, take the old one from the case and replace it with the new. Be careful not to contact the flat surfaces of the battery which are prone to fingerprints and can affect the life of the battery.

Reinstall the key fob case. If you're careful you shouldn't have to push it back into its the position it was in. If it isn't snapping into place, gently apply pressure on the edges of the frame to separate it. Now, reattach the metal key then turn it on and verify that the fob works correctly. Once everything's reassembled, the key fob should be like new. If, however, the key doesn't work contact us at Toyota of Irving to get assistance. After you have provided the required photo identification and proof ownership we will be able to help you replace the key fob, or transponder chip. We can even order a new key fob if the original is damaged or lost.

Key Fob Case Replacement

Toyota key fobs are a little more difficult to lose than standard keys, but you could still be shocked if they vanish on your Belton or Killeen commute. The case of your Toyota is easy to replace but the internal electronics require more education and expertise. Our team at Don Ringler Toyota is here to assist you in making the right choice.

The first thing to do is locate the Toyota keyfob and check if it has been damaged. If the key fob has been completely damaged, you'll have to replace it by an authorized dealer to have the transponder as well as other electronic devices programmed in your car. This is more involved than an easy replacement for your key fob. You will need to present a photo identification, proof of ownership and the VIN of your vehicle.

If your key fob has minor damage, you might still be able use the electronics. This is contingent on how the key fob was damaged, such as through water or more serious physical damage. If the key that is hidden isn't damaged, you can get a new one at an toyota prius car key service center and continue to use it.

Utilizing a flat tool, like a screwdriver, carefully open the case on your key fob by putting it into a designated notch or slot. After opening the case, you can lift the circuit board to reveal the battery. Don't force the case to open as this could cause electronic components to break. Remove the battery carefully and note how it sits in the case so that you can replace the battery properly.

Close the case of your key fob after replacing the battery, and test it. Contact our service department if it is not possible to connect your key fob. We will be happy help. Bring your Toyota key code to us, which you can get by presenting your driver’s license and your vehicle registration to our service department.