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How to Get a Toyota Replacement Key If your Toyota key fob isn't functioning correctly, you might need a new battery. It's simple to open the case and insert a flat tool such as a screwdriver. Remove the old battery and replace it with a new one. While this isn't a complete solution however it can help you get back on the road. Contact us with any questions regarding our Key Replacement Protection, which is offered as part of our Tire and Wheel Protection plan. How to get an alternative key We've all lost our keys. It's not as difficult as retracing your steps and examining the areas where you typically leave them. Other times, you may have a more significant issue, such as an unresponsive key fob working, or worse even lost completely. If your key fob won't work, it could require a new batteries or changing the program. There are a few options you can do to obtain a Toyota key replacement for your car, truck, or SUV. The first step is to find out whether the key fob actually been lost. If it's lost, you will have to bring a blank key to your local Toyota dealer and get it cut. You will also need to provide some proof of ownership, like your registration or insurance card. If you don't have these documents, the dealer can locate your key code using the VIN number of the vehicle. This will prevent thieves from hot-wiring your vehicle. You can use an app to locate your key. The Toyota Key Finder app is available for the majority of the most recent models from the brand, and it uses Bluetooth® technology to make your key emit a signal that's detectable by the application on your smartphone or tablet. The signal is strong enough to reach your phone but not so strong that it could interfere with other devices in your office or home. You can also take your key fob into an electronics store or automotive parts distributor to have it repaired. These places are typically equipped to program the new key for your Toyota and will likely have the part you need in stock. You may be required to show some form of identification as well, depending on the location you're in and the store's policies. When replacing the Toyota key fob, you'll need to make use of OEM parts to ensure the appropriate fit and performance. It's a good idea to buy the part directly from the manufacturer, because they're specifically designed for your particular model and year of car and they meet strict safety standards. Replacing the Battery If your car's battery has gone out of service or you notice a slowdown in the way your key fob responds to button presses, it may be time to get a new one. A new battery will stop the slowness, and your vehicle will start more easily in cold weather or after a long parking lot stay. You can replace the battery yourself by following these simple steps: Turn off the engine, activate the parking brake, and then open the hood. Locate the battery, which is normally placed on a tray at the front of the engine bay. There will be two terminals one black (negative) and one red (positive), where the cables are attached. Use a wrench to loosen the bolt that holds the negative cable connector on the battery terminal. Then, you can remove the cable and the terminal. Be careful not to drop the battery that could cause it to leak or explode. Set the battery aside, making sure not to scratch the electrical wiring or other parts in the engine bay. Before putting in your new battery, you should also spray an anti-corrosion solution on the battery terminals as well as the tray that holds the battery. This will help keep the battery from corroding and will make the battery last longer. When you're ready to put in the new battery, find the clamp or mounting plate that secures it. The positive terminal on the battery must match the positive terminal on the mount or clamp. Lower the battery into the tray, and then reattach the clamp or mounting. Repeat the procedure for the negative battery terminal. Then you can use a wire brush to clean the terminals and connectors on the tray for the battery and clamps. Spray the anti-corrosion solution on the positive and negative terminals of your battery to extend its life. Replacing the Key Fob The key fob is a handy device that allows you to unlock and lock your car by pressing a button. It can be difficult to make the fob work when it has been damaged or the battery has died. Fortunately, replacing toyota yaris key replacement G28CarKeys is simple and can be done at home. Here's how: The first thing to do is to remove the key from the fob. It is recommended to have a flat tool such as an screwdriver or coin to pry the case open. You can make use of a detachable Toyota key to open older models, however newer models require you to insert the metal key in the cut-off. Once you have the case open then locate the circuit board and take note of how the battery is placed (it's recommended to take the photo using your phone for reference). Then, remove the old battery and replace it with a brand new one. Refer to the owner's manual or our service center for assistance if you are unsure of the kind of battery your Toyota fob requires. Close the case with care after installing the battery and check your Toyota fob. If it doesn't, you can always reopen the case to double-check that the battery is installed properly and that all the connections are in good order. If everything checks out and everything is in order, you can drive your Toyota with confidence again! Contact our service department if your key fob still doesn't work after replacing it. Our team is ready to assist you with all of your automotive needs. Whether you're in need of the replacement of your key fob or a new transponder chip, we've got you covered. Call us today to set up an appointment. We are looking forward to serving you. Replace the Transponder Chip Transponder chips can be found in a variety of modern vehicles. These chips communicate with the immobilizer system. This helps prevent unauthorised access to and start of the engine. If you lose your key fob or it stops working, then you'll need to have the transponder chip replaced. This can be done by a locksmith, or at the dealership. A professional locksmith is more likely to have the right tools for the job. First, find first, locate a blank Toyota key and then have it duplicated by a locksmith in your area. They will have the right equipment and will be able to do it much less expensively than the dealership. You'll require a master-key in order to program the new key. You can typically get these keys from the locksmith, the dealer or even online. The chip in a Toyota is held on with split pins which can only be reached when the key is in a half-extended position. You can use a screwdriver or whatever you're using to slowly take the plastic from the inside of the key. YouTube has many videos that will help you. Once the transponder is removed, wrap it in temporary. Then put the unchip inner key back into the plastic housing & hold it in place with a clamp that is really tight. Then seal the cuts using super glue, if required. Insert the master key into the ignition cylinder, but don't turn it. Release and press the gas pedal six times within a period of 20 seconds of doing this. The security light will flash to indicate that the key has been registered. Then, replace the battery in your replacement key fob and check that it works correctly. If it doesn't, open the case and check that the battery is properly set and the connections are in good order. If you're still having issues, call a locksmith who is specialized in replacing keys for cars for a more secure solution. USA Lock & Key can provide you with fast and efficient Toyota key services.