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How to Replace a Dead Toyota Key Fob Battery As an affluent Toyota owner, you're used to being able to start your vehicle with just a click. It's possible to replace the battery of your key fob in the event that it's dead. Fortunately that the Toyota dealerships serving Belton and Killeen have you covered with easy key fob replacement options. You'll have to use a slot or notch to open the case of your key fob. How to replace a key fob It's important to have a functioning key fob, whether you are driving your Toyota on your daily commute or taking your family out to the park at the weekend. If it's not working, it can be a nightmare and could even stop you from getting where you're supposed to go. Fortunately, replacing the key fob with a new one isn't too difficult and can be done at home. Whatever the model, most key fobs have a lot in common when it comes to how they open and what's inside them. Find out more about keyfobs by studying the owner's manual for your model or asking your local dealer about the specifics of your car. The first thing you'll need determine the type of battery your Toyota key fob requires. Certain fobs have an alternative battery however, the majority do. Once you've identified the battery type your fob is using, you can start searching for a replacement one. When opening the case of a key fob to replace the battery you should take care not to damage any internal or circuitry components. This is a common error made by people who don't know how to open the case. This could be extremely expensive to fix or replace. To avoid click to find out more advised to talk to your local Toyota dealer or consult online guides prior to starting the process. You'll be able to know what to do, and you will be less likely to cause damage. If you're having issues with your Toyota fob key or need a new battery, our service team is ready to assist. We can offer a wide range of specials on Toyota keys and fobs to help you get back on the road quicker than ever before. To learn more, contact us here or come visit us at Don Ringler Toyota. We look forward in serving you! How to Replace a Battery If your Toyota key fob is slow or takes a longer time to unlock your car, it's that it's time to replace your battery. The good news is that replacing the battery on a Toyota key fob is easy! You can even do it yourself using a few simple tools. First, remove the key from your Toyota key fob. There's a small button that pops off the key part of the fob. It's located on the top near the point where it joins with the rest of the fob. Place a small screwdriver, or another thin object, into the notch on the fob case and gently pry the case off. Once you have it open, you'll be able to see the green circuit board inside. Make use of a small tool to remove the old battery and then insert a new one. Note the model of battery so that you can locate a replacement easily in Lakeland. The majority of Toyota fobs use the standard CR 2032 3V battery, which is readily accessible in shops and on the internet. Once you've inserted new batteries, close the fob case and test it to see whether it functions. If not you can try opening the case once more and adjust the battery to make sure it's properly in its place. If you still have issues do not hesitate to go to the service center and talk to an expert! Taking care of the condition of your Toyota key fob is important to ensure that you can enjoy the convenience and security of remote start, hands-free locking, and a panic button all in the palm of your hand when you're driving around Maple Shade. With just a few simple steps you can replace the battery inside your Toyota key fob on your own and continue to enjoy all the benefits of connected driving! Just don't forget to properly program the key fob to your Toyota as well. Our team at Don Ringler Toyota is here to help. How to replace a case If you notice that the buttons take longer to respond than usual the Toyota key fob might have an unresponsive battery. It could also be that your key fob is experiencing greater resistance to pressing the buttons, or that the buttons aren't working in any way. If you notice any of these signs, it's time to get a new key fob. A new Toyota key fob will cost you between $200 and $350, dependent on the type of key your vehicle requires. This is because a full replacement will require a new key cut in physical form and the electronics inserted into your car. Fortunately, if your key fob case is damaged, but the electronics are functional, you might be able to purchase the replacement case at the local Toms River Toyota dealership and continue using it. Insert an object, such as a coin or flathead screwdriver into the notch on one side of the key fob. Once the case is opened and you are capable of accessing the green circuit board which holds the dead battery of the key fob. Carefully pry the circuit board open, being careful not to scratch any of the internal electronics. Take the battery that was in use and replace it with a new CR 2032 3V battery, making sure that the negative side is facing down. Once the battery is in place, put the circuit board back into place and secure the key fob closed. A key fob that isn't working is always frustrating, but it's something that all drivers face at times. If you follow these steps, replacing a Toyota fob is easy. You can even do it from the comfort of your own home, so you don't need to interrupt your daily commute or weekend errands to visit a dealership. Our staff can help with any questions you may have regarding how to fix a Toyota key fob, or how to schedule the service. Contact us at Mossy Toyota, and we will be more than happy to assist you. How to program the key fob of a key The majority of newer cars have key fobs, regardless of whether they feature a push-button start or not. They make driving easier, but they can be difficult to deal with when they stop working or if they lose charge. There are many ways to get your Toyota keyfob back in operation quickly. First, shut all doors to your car, then take the key out of the ignition. Next you need to press the lock button on your key fob to release the hidden metal ignition key and place it in a safe place. In the case of newer fobs there is a small slot that you can open the case. Make use of a mini flat-head or coin to open the case, and then note the type of battery (most models make use of CR2032 which is readily available at Belton stores and on the internet). Pay attention to the position of the old battery inside the case when you replace it. This will help you put the new battery in the correct place. After you have a new battery, it's time to program your fob with your vehicle. Press the unlock button on the fob and turn on your vehicle without starting it. After a short time the door locks will begin to cycle to show you are in remote programming mode. Press the unlock button for any additional fobs you want to program. Repeat this process for each additional fob you want to program until all door locks cycle again and it will indicate that all the fobs have been successfully programmed. Contact our service team if you need help. If your key fob stops working or you have a lost one, our customer service team is here to assist! We can teach you how to replace your Toyota key fob and make the process simpler and more affordable. To learn more call us or schedule your service appointment today!