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Car Keys Replacement Protection For Toyota Drivers We've all experienced losing keys. Toyota drivers can be certain of their security and safety by acquiring Key Replacement Protection. Unlock the case of the Toyota key fob with your fingers or another thin solid object. Remove the old battery. Then, insert the new battery and then snap the case closed. Lost Keys In the past, misplacing a car key was a minor issue. It was so common in fact, that many people kept a spare on the car's under its bumper or on the visor. But as cars got more technologically advanced, so did their keys, and replacing keys can cost a considerable amount of money depending on the type of key you require. You can get a lower-cost replacement key from a locksmith if you have an older Toyota with a mechanical key. But if you have a model that is newer and has an integrated security chip, or transponder, it is likely to cost more. You can usually tell if your key has a transponder built into it by looking at it. g28carkeys is likely to have a tiny dot or dimple stamped on the blade. The chip communicates with the immobilizer system of your vehicle, allowing it to open your door and also start the engine. If you've lost your key fob, you can often retrieve it by using the brand new Toyota Key Finder App. It emits a distinctive sound through Bluetooth when it is within range of your smartphone which makes it easy to locate. It takes just few minutes to install, and it is compatible with all Apple® devices that run the iOS 5.0 or later operating system. Additionally, it's a good idea to keep an extra key in your possession to avoid having to pay for an emergency replacement. It is also recommended to keep the spare key in a safe place, like a garage or a locked drawer, away from where you keep your other keys. You can also monitor low-cost replacement keys online. You can find factory keys as well as aftermarket ones for much less than what a dealer will charge. Just be sure that the company you are buying from is known for its quality and is able to cut and program your new key. Damaged Key Fobs Sometimes, your key fob may become inoperable due to physical damage or a dead batteries. Fortunately, both of these issues are fairly easy to troubleshoot. Typically, key fobs come with lithium-ion coin or button cell batteries that you can replace easily. You can buy replacement batteries from pharmacies, hardware stores, or even big-box retailers. It's possible that the owner's manual that came with your key fob will include instructions on how to replace the batteries. It's important to note that you may damage your key fob by trying to open it to change the batteries on your own. If your Toyota key fob is showing signs of wear, it's a good indication that its batteries are going to be evaporating in the near future. A dimmed LED light or the requirement to unlock your vehicle using multiple clicks could be indicators of a failed battery. Certain key fobs feature a dashboard warning light that will flash when the battery is getting low, so this might be the perfect time to replace the battery. Follow the steps in the owner's manual of your Toyota or the YouTube videos to open your key fob. Take out the old battery. Insert the new battery into the same case and snap the key fob back together. Check the key fob after you have resealed it. Your key fob may cease to function due to dirt or aging. It could make a click sound or not respond at all when you hit any button. Cleaning your key fob with a damp cloth could assist. If you haven't cleaned your key fob in a while, or it's suffered from water exposure or more serious physical damage, then you will need to get a Toyota key replacement. You'll need to buy a new Toyota key and possibly pay for programming. If your key fob is broken by physical damage, but its electronics are working, you could be able save money by purchasing a new case from a local dealer. It's contingent on the availability of the case. Broken Key Fobs Your key fob is likely to cease functioning due to normal wear and tear. A damaged key fob can be an inconvenience, but it's not the end of the world, especially because you can buy an aftermarket replacement. The first step if your key fob isn't responding to your touch is to replace the battery. You can do this yourself, however, it's important to make sure that the new battery is compatible with your key fob. You'll need the right type of battery for certain key fobs. Check your key fob after replacing the battery to make sure it works as intended. If it isn't you can try opening the case a second time and adjusting how the new battery fits inside the case. It could be necessary to clean all the connections. If you've found that your key fob isn't compatible with the battery replacement, it's time to take the fob to a dealer. Dealers can program aftermarket keys, saving you both time and money. It is important to know that the dealer should have the appropriate key fob programming equipment, which can cost a significant amount of money. If your Toyota key fob is broken, you'll have to have a dealer replace it. It's costly, but it is necessary to keep your car safe. A dealer can program the electronic components of your vehicle and cut a new mechanical lock. Prices can vary from $200 to $350 depending on the dealership and whether or not there are parts coupons available. Contact our team for a quote if are in search of a new Toyota key fob. We can also assist you to find the most appropriate new car keys for your Toyota. Dead Key Fobs If you're experiencing that it takes a while to unlock your Toyota car, or you can hear the engine cranking over even after pressing the key fob button, the problem could be as simple as the battery is dead. If you know what to look for and can fix the battery yourself. The first step is to find out what kind of battery your key fob requires. You can find the details in your owner's guide (usually it's a PDF on the website of the vehicle manufacturer) however, you can also watch YouTube videos to learn how to open your case. To do this, you'll need to use a flat tool like a screwdriver, or knife. After the case has been opened, you can remove the battery and replace it. Make sure you take a photo or note of how the battery sits inside the case, so that you can replace it properly. Once you have the correct battery, close the key fob case and snap it back together. Check to see if the new battery is working. If it doesn't work, you may try opening the case once more to adjust the battery, and make sure the connections are clean and sitting against it in a proper way. If all else fails If all else fails, a mechanic or your local Toyota dealer can help. They can identify the issue and get you back to driving in no time. It is recommended to take care of key problems with your fob before they cause you more headaches or cause more damage. Our service department can assist you with a mechanical key if your Toyota key fob is damaged beyond repair due to physical or water damage. We can also help you in finding another way to use the key until your car is repaired. We're here to assist motorists in Belton, Killeen and surrounding areas with their Toyota services, including key replacement. Schedule an appointment with our service staff and learn more about our services!