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How to Replace a Dead Toyota Key Fob Battery As an modern Toyota owner you're used capable of starting your car with just a click. However, you might be faced with a dead battery for your key fob that needs replacing. Fortunately that the Toyota dealerships that serve Belton and Killeen offer easy key fob replacement options. You'll have to use a designated slot or notch to open your key fob case. How to Replace a Key Fob It's important to have a working key fob, whether you're driving your Toyota on your daily commute or taking your family to the park at the weekend. It can be a major trouble if the key fob doesn't work. You may even find yourself unable to get where you'd like to go. It's not hard to replace the key fob in your home. Whatever the model, most key fobs have a lot in common when it comes to how they open and what's inside. You can learn more about keyfobs in the owner's manual of the model you have or by asking your local dealership about the specifics of your vehicle. First, you'll need to figure out what kind of battery your Toyota fob requires. Most use a small, CR 2032 battery (you can confirm this information in your owner's manual), but certain fobs require a different kind of battery. Once you've identified the type of battery your fob uses you can begin shopping for a new one. When opening the key fob to replace the battery you must be careful not to damage any internal components or circuitry. This is a common mistake for those who aren't acquainted about how to open the case, and it can be costly to repair or replace in the event of a mistake. It's best to consult your local Toyota dealer prior to starting the process. You'll know what to do, and you will be less likely to cause damage. If you're having trouble with your Toyota key fob or just need a new battery, our service team is ready to help. We're able to provide a wide range of specials on Toyota keys and fobs, so you can get back on the road faster than ever before. To learn more, contact us via this link or visit us at Don Ringler Toyota. We are looking forward to serving you! How to replace a battery It's time to replace the battery inside your Toyota key fob if it feels slow or takes longer to unlock your vehicle than usual. The good news is that replacing the battery on the Toyota key fob is a breeze! You could even do it yourself using the use of a few basic tools. First, remove the key from your Toyota key fob. There's a small button that pops out of the key part of the fob. It's located on the top side, near where it meets with the rest of the fob. Then, insert an incredibly small screwdriver or another thin object into the noticeable notch in the fob's case and gently pry it apart. Once it's opened you'll be able see the green circuit board inside. Make use of a small tool to remove the battery, and then insert a new one. Note the model of battery so that you can get an appropriate replacement in Lakeland. The majority of Toyota fobs use a standard CR 2032 3V battery that is readily accessible in shops and online. Close the fob case after inserting a brand new battery and test to determine if the fob works. If it does not work you can open the case again and adjust the battery to ensure that it is seated correctly. If you're still having issues, don't hesitate to visit the service center and talk to an expert! It is important to take care of your Toyota key fob to ensure that you can enjoy remote start, hands-free locking, and an emergency button while driving through Maple Shade. With just a few easy steps you can replace the battery on your Toyota key fob by yourself and continue to enjoy all the advantages of connected driving! Make sure to program your key fob with your Toyota as well. Our team at Don Ringler Toyota is here to help. How do you replace a case The best way to tell whether your Toyota key fob has a dead battery is if you notice that it takes longer than normal for the buttons on the device to respond. You might also notice that pressing the buttons on your key fob are more difficult or do not respond in any way. If you experience any of these symptoms, it's time to get an alternative key fob. A new Toyota key fob could cost you anywhere between $200 and $350, depending on the type of key that your vehicle needs. This is because a complete replacement involves having a brand new key cut from a physical key and the electronics programmed into your vehicle. If your key fob has been damaged, however, the electronics remain in good condition you can buy the new case from an Toms River Toyota dealer and continue to use it. Insert a coin, or a flathead screwdriver into the notch on the other side of the key fob. After the case is opened and you are in a position to access the green circuit board which holds the dead battery of the key fob. Carefully remove the circuit board and be careful not to scratch any of the internal electronics. Take out the old battery and replace it with a brand new CR 2032 3V battery, ensuring that the negative side is facing downwards. Once the battery has been installed close the key fob shut and replace the circuit board. A dead key fob is always a source of frustration, but it's something that all drivers face at times. If you follow the above steps to replace a Toyota fob is simple. You can complete the task from the comfort of your own home, so you don't have to halt your daily commute or weekend running errands to go to a dealer. Our staff is able to answer any questions you may have about how to fix the problem with a Toyota key fob, or how to make an appointment for the service. Contact G28CarKeys at Mossy Toyota, and we will be happy to assist you. How do you program a Key Fob If you have a push button start or not, key fobs are a component of the majority of newer cars. They make driving easier, but they can be difficult to manage if they cease to function or lose charge. There are ways to replace your Toyota key fob battery and get it back up and running in a matter of minutes. Close all doors of your car, and then remove the key. Press the lock button to release and set aside the metal ignition key that is hidden inside your key fob. For newer fobs there is a tiny slot you can use to open it. Use a mini flat-head coin to open the case, and then note the kind of battery (most models make use of CR2032 that is widely available at Belton stores and on the internet). Be aware of the position of the battery that was in the case when replacing it. This will assist you to ensure that the new battery is placed correctly. When you have a brand new battery It's time to set up your fob with your vehicle. Turn on your car without activating it, and then push the unlock button on your key fob. After a few seconds the door locks will cycle to show you are in remote programming mode. Press the unlock button for any additional fobs that you'd like to program. You'll have to repeat this process for each additional fob you want to program until all of the door locks cycle again and it will indicate that all the fobs have been successfully programmed. Contact our service team if you require assistance. Our service team can assist when your key fob has been unable to function or if you've lost it. We can teach you how to replace your Toyota key fob to make the process simpler and more affordable. To learn more call us or make an appointment for a service today!