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Car Keys Replacement Protection For Toyota Drivers We've all had the experience of losing our keys. Toyota drivers can be sure of their safety and security by acquiring Key Replacement Protection. Utilizing your fingers or a small, sturdy object to open the case of your Toyota key fob and pull out the battery. Then, put in the new battery and snap the case closed. Lost Keys Not so long ago the loss of a car key was a minor inconvenience. It was so common, in fact, that lots of people had spare keys on the car's under its bumper or in the visor. However, as cars became technologically advanced and sophisticated, so did their keys, and replacing them can cost a lot of money depending on the type of key you need. You can get a cheaper replacement key from a locksmith if you have an older Toyota with mechanical keys. But if you have a newer model with an integrated security chip, or transponder, it's likely to cost more. When you examine your key, you will usually tell whether it has an integrated transponder. It should have a small dot or dimple stamped on the blade. The chip communicates with the immobilizer system inside your car and allows it to unlock your doors and to start the engine. The brand new Toyota Key Finder App can help you find the lost key fob. It emits a distinctive sound using Bluetooth when it is within reach of your phone, making it easier to locate. It takes just about a minute to install and is compatible with any Apple® device that employs the iOS 5.0 operating system or later. It is also a good idea to have an extra key to avoid the cost of a replacement in an emergency. It is also a good idea to keep the spare key in a location that is safe, such as a garage, or locked drawer, away from other keys. You can also look out for discounted replacement keys online. You can find factory keys and even aftermarket ones for much less than what a dealer will charge. Make sure to verify whether the company is trustworthy and can program and cut your new key. Damaged key fobs Occasionally, your key fob will cease to function due to physical damage or an inoperative battery. Fortunately, both of these issues are relatively simple to fix. Typically, key fobs come with lithium-ion coin or button cell batteries that you can replace quickly. You can buy replacement batteries at hardware stores, pharmacies, and even some big-box retailers. There's also a good chance that the owner's manual for your key fob will have instructions on how to replace the batteries. But, it's important to remember that you could potentially damage your key fob by trying to open it up and change the batteries on your own. If your Toyota key fob is showing signs of wear, it's likely its batteries are going to end up dying within the next few days. A dimmed LED light or the need to unlock the vehicle with multiple clicks could be indicators of a failing battery. Some key fobs have an indicator on the dashboard that will flash when the battery is low, and this could be an ideal time to change the battery. Follow the steps in the owner's guide of your Toyota or the YouTube videos to open your key fob. Remove the battery that was in the case. The key fob is then snapped together and place the new battery in the same case. Once you've resealed your key fob, test it to ensure that it's working. Sometimes your key fob might stop working due to simple wear and tear or dirt accumulation. It could be followed by a click sound, or it may not respond to pressing any buttons at all. Cleaning your key fob using a damp, clean cloth can assist. You'll require a Toyota key replacement if you haven't cleaned it in a while, or in the event that you've exposed it water or suffered more severe physical damage. This will involve paying for a new key, and may also mean having to pay for programming. You might be able save money in the event that your key fob is damaged but still functional. This will depend on how available the case is, though. Broken Key Fobs Your key fob will eventually stop functioning due to wear and tear. A damaged key fob can be difficult, but it's also not an end-of-the-world scenario, especially because you can purchase an aftermarket replacement. If your key fob has stopped responding to your touch, the initial step is to replace the battery. This is something you can do yourself, however, you must make sure that the battery is compatible with the fob. Certain key fobs require an extra battery, so you need to buy the right type. Once you've replaced the battery, check your key fob to confirm that it's working correctly. If it's not working then open the case once more and change the way in which the new battery is positioned inside the case. You may need to clean the connections. It's time to bring your fob to the dealer if you've discovered that the key fob you have isn't work with the replacement battery. key toyota are able to program key fobs from aftermarket which can save you time and money. However, you should note that the dealer will need to have the right key fob programming equipment which can be costly. If your Toyota key fob is totally broken, you will need to have a professional replace it. It can be expensive however it's a vital step to ensure your vehicle is safe. A dealer can program your vehicle's electronics and make an electronic lock. Prices can vary between $200 and $350, subject to the dealer and whether there are any coupons for parts available. If you're looking for a replacement Toyota key fob, call our team to request a quotation. We can also help with finding the most suitable new keys for your Toyota. Dead Key Fobs If you notice that it takes a long time to unlock your Toyota or you can hear the engine running even after pressing the button on the key fob, the problem could be the battery is dead. If you know what to look out for and you know how to fix it, you can replace the battery yourself. The first step is to find out which type of battery your key fob requires. You can find detailed information in your owner's manual (usually an electronic PDF that is available on the website of the car manufacturer) however, you can also look up YouTube videos to learn how to open your case. You'll need a flat tool to do this, such as an ax or flat-head screwdriver. When the case is opened and you are able to remove the old battery and replace it with a brand new one. Note down a photograph or a sketch of the battery's location in the case to make sure that you replace it properly. Once you have the correct battery, close your key fob case and snap it back together. Now test it to make sure that the battery is functioning. If it does not, you may try opening the case again to adjust the battery and ensure that the connections are in good order and sit against it correctly. If nothing else works, a mechanic or your local Toyota dealer can assist. They can diagnose your issue and get you back on the road in a short time. It is best to take care of key fob issues before they cause more headaches or cause more damage. Our service department can assist you with a mechanical key in the event that your Toyota key fob has been damaged beyond repair due to water or physical damage. We can also help you in finding another method to use the key until your vehicle is repaired. We are here to assist motorists in Belton, Killeen and surrounding areas with their Toyota services, including key replacement. Contact our service department to make an appointment, and to learn more about the services we provide!