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Replacement Toyota Car Key The battery may need to be changed if your key fob is slow to unlock or is not locking your vehicle properly. The service team at Berge Toyota will be able to assist you in this simple process. Open the key fob using an instrument that is flat, such as a paperclip or screwdriver, insert it into the slot that holds the metal key, and pry the case open to replace the batteries. Key Cutting The importance of having a reliable set of spare keys becomes evident when you must confront situations like the mistake of locking your primary key inside the car, misplacing it in the middle of the day or even having an issue with a flat tire. Luckily, Toyota offers two convenient options for getting a replacement car key from Toyota: Kiosks and locksmith services. While the former is perfect for duplication on-the-spot and the latter provides the convenience of a hands-on service and ensures that your spare key has been reprogrammed to operate with your vehicle's system. To get a new Toyota code, you'll be required to visit the dealer. You will also need to provide your vehicle identification number, registration date and insurance cards. After these are presented, the dealer will employ a computer to identify the original key code for your vehicle, which is then used to create a new spare Toyota key. This process is fairly quick and can usually be completed in one hour or less. If your Toyota car keyfob is not working correctly the battery might need to be replaced. It is easy to replace the battery on the case of a key fob. First, you must open the case using either the built-in key or a hidden pry tool. Then, gently lift the circuit board to expose the old battery. Note the type of battery and its place inside the case. Then, remove the old battery and replace it with a fresh one. Close the case, then examine to ensure that everything functions properly. The latest protection program provided by TFS is Key Replacement Protection, which will reimburse drivers when their key is damaged or lost. The program is designed to reduce some of the burden and costs associated when replacing a Toyota key that is more complicated than a standard car key. For more information on the program, contact our dealership or visit its website. Transponder Programming In contrast to traditional car keys Toyota transponder keys are programmed to connect with the immobilizer system of the vehicle. This adds an extra layer to security, making it more difficult for thieves to hotwire the car. Once inserted, the key's microchip generates an individual serial number that is verified by the immobilizer system. If the code is in line the code, the engine will begin. This technology reduces theft risk by removing the need for remote starters. Although it is possible to cut an replacement Toyota key by yourself, you should leave the job to an expert. The process requires specialized equipment that the majority of people do not have, and it can be extremely complex. The first step is to purchase a blank transponder for your model and the year. They can be purchased for as low as $10 in hardware stores or online. Make sure you utilize a master key, not a valet, because this is the only one that will work for the purpose of programming. Once you have the key, get in the driver's seat and place it near an active key. Insert the new key into the ignition and turn it to the on position, but don't start the motor. As soon as you hear the electrical components activate immediately turn it back to off and remove it from the ignition. This could take a few minutes. After a few minutes After a few seconds, insert the new key and turn it to the on position once more. Repeat the process three times, turning it off after each. Once the security light on the dashboard turns off, remove the key and test it to make sure it works. The process can be complicated, but it's definitely worth the effort to secure your car. It's also cheaper than replacing the ignition lock, which could cost as much as $500. Unless you have the right tools and knowledge you should contact a locksmith to ensure that the job is done correctly. Battery Replacement If your key fob doesn't function properly, it may be time to get a new battery. The battery is easy to replace and is one of Toyota's most affordable key fob components. A new key battery is less than $50, regardless whether you have an electronic or transponder key. Do not put off replacing the battery since it could cause your key to cease working completely. The case can be opened to reveal the compartment for batteries. Make use of your key (on the latest models) or a clip or flat blade screwdriver to open the case. After the case has been removed, take out the circuit board and replace it with a new battery. Once the new battery is installed put the circuit board back in place and seal the case. Test the key fob after installing the new battery to ensure it's working as intended. It should be able both to lock and unlock the vehicle as well as start it. If it doesn't then you'll need to open the case and verify that the battery is in the correct position. If the key fob still isn't working after replacing the battery, it may be necessary to replace the entire thing. Contact a locksmith near you or dealership to do this as they'll have the key in the inventory. It is more expensive to replace a damaged or lost key than one that has been damaged. It's because the replacement key fob needs to be programmed and cut to match the vehicle. The key must be tested to ensure that it is compatible with the immobilizer system which is more complex than cutting a new key. Lockout Service Your Toyota key fob is an easy way to unlock your car and be on your way in Belton and Killeen however, it's not invincible to the occasional issue. Our service team is able to assist you in the event that your Toyota key fob isn't working or has a weak battery. We'll help you open the case and replace the battery. You'll be prepared for your next adventure! The idea of locking your keys in the car is now a less common issue than it was years ago, thanks to the advent of smart entry systems and cars that have key finder applications built-in. However, it is still a possibility and it's important to have an emergency plan. We recommend having extra keys and storing them in a safe place that you or another person is able to access easily if you are locked out. Be careful not to expose the Toyota key fobs to extreme temperatures, water or physical damage. Monitoring your key fob frequently and making sure it's fully charged will allow you to avoid having to replace the battery. It's time to replace the battery if your key fob is slow or has stopped working altogether. You can get a replacement at the local parts store, or even in some grocery stores and convenience shops. Be sure to buy the right type of battery for your Toyota. If you have a brand new battery, insert it in your key fob and then close the case. If toyota car keys having trouble with your key fob, try opening the case a second time and re-adjust the battery to make sure it's in perfect contact with the case contacts. After this try the keyfob again to determine if it works. Don't be concerned whether your key fob is damaged beyond repair, or you've lost the device. We'll help you get a replacement from your local dealer. It's typically a simple and quick procedure. Check out any specials on parts that could be applicable.