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How to Get a Toyota Replacement Key If your Toyota key fob isn't functioning correctly, you might need a replacement battery. It's easy to open the case and insert a flat tool like a screwdriver. Remove the battery carefully and replace it with a fresh one. While this isn't the complete solution however it can assist you in getting back on the road. Contact us for any questions about our Key Replacement Protection, which is available as part of our Tire and Wheel Protection plan. How to get a replacement key We all have keys that go missing at some time or another. Sometimes, it's as simple as going back to your steps and examining the places you usually set them. There could be an issue that is more serious, such as a broken key fob or, worse than that, a lost one. If your key fob doesn't work, it could require replacement batteries or changing the program. There are several things you can do to find a Toyota key replacement for your vehicle, truck, or SUV. The first step is to determine whether the key fob has actually been lost. If it has been lost, take a key blank to your local Toyota dealership and have it cut. You'll also have to provide some proof of ownership, such as your registration or insurance card. If you do not have these documents, the dealer will find your key code by using the VIN number of the vehicle. This will stop thieves from hot-wiring your car and then stealing it. If you are unable to locate your key, you can try using an application to locate it. The Toyota Key Finder app is available for all of the most recent models of the brand and it uses Bluetooth® technology to let your key emit a signal that's detectable by the application on your tablet or smartphone. The signal is strong and will reach your phone but not so strong that it interferes with other devices at home or at work. You can also take your key fob to an electronics store or automotive parts retailer to have it replaced. These places are typically able to program the new key for your Toyota and will most likely have the part you need in stock. You may also need to show some form of identification, based on the location and policies of the store. When replacing a Toyota key fob, you'll need to use OEM parts to ensure proper fit and performance. It's recommended to purchase the part directly from the manufacturer since they're designed specifically for your particular model and year of car and they're safe to use. standards. Replacing the battery It may be time to replace your battery if your car's battery is dead, or if you notice that your key fob is not responding as quickly when you press the buttons. A new battery will eliminate the slowness, and your vehicle should begin to run more smoothly in cold weather or after a long parking lot stay. Follow these simple steps to replace your battery. Close the hood, turn off the engine and then set the parking brake. The battery is usually placed on a tray at the front of the engine compartment. You will see two terminals where the cables are connected to a black one (negative) and one in red (positive). Utilize a wrench to loosen the bolt that tightens the negative cable connector on the battery terminal. Then, take the cable off and the terminal. Be careful not to drop the battery because it may explode or leak. Place the battery in a secure location, making sure not to scratch any electrical wiring or other components inside the engine bay. Before putting in your new battery, make sure you also spray an anti-corrosion solution on the terminals of the battery and the tray for your battery. This will prevent corrosion and make the battery last longer. Find the clamp or mounting plate that holds the battery when you are ready to install it. The positive terminal of the battery must match the positive terminal on the mount or clamp. Then, lower the battery into the tray, and then reattach the clamp or mounting. Repeat the process with the negative terminal of the battery and cable connector. Make use of a wirebrush to clean the connectors, terminals and clamps on the battery tray. Spray the ends of the positive and negative battery terminals with a solution to prevent corrosion to extend the life of your new battery. Replacing the Key Fob The key fob lets you to lock or unlock your car with a simple pressing of the button. However, if the battery fails or the fob is damaged in any way, it could be difficult to get it to function properly again. It's easy to replace the fob at home. Here's how: The first thing to do is remove the key from the fob. There should be a slot or notch that the key is inserted into, and it's helpful to have a small flat tool, like a screwdriver coin to help open the case. Older Toyota fobs might include a detachable key you can use to accomplish this, while newer models are designed to be opened by inserting the key into a slot on the case. After the case has been opened take a look around and note where the battery is positioned (it's best if you take a picture with your phone as a reference). Then, you can remove the battery that was in use and replace it with a fresh one. It's crucial to use the type of battery your Toyota fob requires, so make sure to consult the owner's manual or go to our service center if you're uncertain about the type of battery you should purchase. Close the case carefully after installing the battery and test your Toyota fob. If it doesn't work then open the case and make sure that the battery is properly installed and that all connections are in good order. If everything is in order, you're ready to drive your Toyota with confidence again! If your key fob isn't working after replacement, it's an ideal idea to call our service department for an inspection and repair. Our team is here to help with all your automotive needs! If you're in need of the replacement of your key fob or an upgrade to your transponder chip, we've got you covered. Call us today to schedule an appointment. We are looking to working with you. Replacing the Transponder Chip Transponder chips can be found in many modern cars. These chips communicate with the immobilizer system. This can prevent unauthorized access and starting of the vehicle's engine. If you lose your key fob or it stops working, you'll need to have the transponder chip replaced. This can be done at the dealership or by an experienced locksmith. A professional locksmith is more likely to have the proper tools for the job. Find a blank Toyota Key and duplicate it at the local locksmith. They'll have the appropriate equipment and will be able to do it much cheaper than the dealership. You'll need a master-key to program the new one. These keys can be purchased from the dealer, locksmiths or online. The chip in Toyotas is secured by a split pin which is accessible only by bending the key half-extended. With a screwdriver and whatever other means you have you have, slowly remove the plastic around the inner key until you access the transponder. This can be a bit difficult but there are plenty of videos on YouTube to help you. After the transponder has been removed, wrap it in temporary. Then put the unchip inner key back in the plastic housing and clamp it down real tight. Make sure to seal the cut with super glue if needed. Insert the master key in the ignition cylinder, but do not turn. Release and press the gas pedal six times within 20 seconds after 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 test it to make sure that it is working correctly. If it's still not working, open the case to double examine the battery and connections. If you're still having trouble, call a locksmith who specializes in automotive key replacements to get a better solution. www.g28carkeys.co.uk & Key can provide you with fast and efficient Toyota key services.