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How to Replace a Dead Toyota Key Fob Battery You're used to starting your car by pressing a button when you own a Toyota. You may need to replace a key fob battery if it is dead. Toyota dealers in Belton and Killeen offer a variety of alternatives for replacing the key fob. You'll have to open the case of your key fob by using a designated slot or notch. How to replace the key fob Whether you're driving a Toyota during your commute or taking your family to the park on the weekend, having an appropriate key fob is crucial. If it's not working it could be a nightmare and might even hinder you from getting where you're going. It's good to know that replacing a key fob with a new one isn't that difficult and can be done at home. Whatever the model, the majority of key fobs have a lot in common in terms of how they open and what's inside them. You can learn more about keyfobs by reading the owner's manual of the model you have or by asking your local dealership about the specifics of your vehicle. The first thing you'll need do is determine what kind of battery the Toyota key fob requires. The majority use a tiny, CR 2032 battery (you can confirm the information in your owner's manual) However, some fobs require something different. Once you've identified the type of battery the fob is using, you're able to start searching for a replacement one. When opening the case of a key fob to replace the battery you should take care not to harm any internal components or circuitry. It's a common mistake made by those who aren't sure how to open the case. This can be very expensive to repair or replace. To avoid this you're advised to talk to your local Toyota dealer or read online guides before starting the procedure. This means you'll know precisely what you need to do and be less likely to cause damage. If you're having issues with your Toyota key fob or just need a new battery our service team is there to assist. We can offer various specials on Toyota keys and fobs, so you can get back on the road quicker than ever before. For more information, contact us or visit us at Don Ringler Toyota. We look forward to serving you! How to replace a battery If your Toyota key fob feels slow or takes longer than usual to unlock your car, it's likely time for a new battery. The good news is that replacing the battery on a Toyota key fob is easy! In fact you can do it on your own with just a few simple tools and some tips. First, remove G28 from your Toyota key fob. There's a button that pops off the key portion of the fob. It's on the top side, near where it meets with the remainder of the fob. Then, place a small screwdriver or other small object into the hole in the fob's case, and gently pry it off. Once it's opened, you'll be able to see the green circuit board inside. Use a small tool to take out the battery, and then pop in a fresh one. Note the model of battery so that you can find a replacement easily in Lakeland. Most Toyota fobs are powered by the standard CR 2032 3V battery which is readily available in retail stores and on the internet. Close the case for the fob after inserting a brand new battery. Then, test to see if your fob works. If not, try opening the case once more and readjusting the battery to make sure that it's placed in its place. If you're still experiencing issues go to a service center for a chat with a technician. It is essential to take care of your Toyota keyfob so 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 change the battery inside your Toyota key fob yourself and keep enjoying all the advantages of connected driving! Don't forget to set up your Toyota key fob in the correct way. Our team at Don Ringler Toyota is here to assist you. How to Replace a Case The most effective way to determine if your Toyota key fob has an empty battery is when you notice that it takes longer than normal for the buttons on the device to respond. It may also seem that your key fob has a lot more resistance to pressing the buttons or that the buttons aren't working in any way. If you notice any of these symptoms, then it's time to buy new keys for your key fob. A brand new Toyota key fob can cost you between $200 and $350 dependent on the type of key your vehicle requires. This is because a complete replacement will require the key cut physically as well as the electronics programmed into your car. Fortunately you can still use your key fob if the case is damaged but the electronics remain in good condition, you might be able to purchase an alternative case from the local Toms River Toyota dealership and continue to use it. You can open the key fob by inserting a coin or a small screwdriver with a flat head into the notch that is located on one of its sides. Once the case is opened, you should be in a position to access the green circuit board which holds the key fob's dead battery. Be cautious not to damage the internal electronics when you are prying the circuit board. Take the old battery and replace it with a new CR 2032 3V battery, ensuring that the negative side is facing downwards. Once the battery is placed you can put the circuit board back in place and then snap the key fob closed. It's frustrating to lose your key fob however, it occurs to all drivers from time to time. If you follow these steps replacing a Toyota fob is simple. You can even do it in the at the comfort of your home, meaning you don't need to interrupt your daily commute or run weekend shopping trips to go to a dealership. If you have questions about how to fix your Toyota key fob or if you should schedule a service appointment Our team is ready to assist you! Contact us at Mossy Toyota and we will be happy assist you. How to program the key fob The majority of newer cars have key fobs, whether they have a push-button start or not. While they make driving easier, they can be difficult to manage when they stop working or lose their charge. There are several ways to get your Toyota keyfob to work again quickly. First, close all the doors to your car and remove the key from the ignition. Press the lock button to eject and put aside the metal ignition key hidden in your fob. For newer fobs there is a small slot you can use to open it. Make use of a mini flat-head or coin to open the case and note the kind of battery (most models use CR2032 which is readily available at Belton stores and on the internet). Be aware of the position of the old battery in the case when replacing it. This will help you place the new battery correctly. It's time to program the key fob to your vehicle. Turn on your car without activating it, and then hit the unlock button on your fob. After a few seconds, your door locks should cycle to indicate that you've entered remote programming mode. Press the unlock button for any additional fobs you wish to program. You'll have to repeat this process for each additional fob you wish to program until all of the doors lock cycles once more to indicate that all of the fobs have been successfully programmed. If you encounter any issues, contact our service team for assistance in-person. If your key fob isn't working or you have a lost one, our customer service team is here to assist! We can show you how to replace your Toyota key fob to make the process easier and more affordable. Call us or schedule your appointment for a service to find out more!