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Car Keys Replacement Protection For Toyota Drivers We've all had the experience of losing our keys. Fortunately, with Key Replacement Protection, Toyota drivers can rest assured that their car will be safe and secure. Utilizing your fingers or a small, sturdy object, open the case of your Toyota key fob, and take out the battery that was in there. Then, insert the new battery in and snap the case closed. Lost Keys It wasn't that long when losing a car key was considered an inconvenience of a minor nature. It was so common, in fact, that lots of people had spare keys on the car's under the bumper or on the visor. But as cars got more technologically advanced, so did their keys, and replacing them can cost a lot of money, depending on the type of key you require. If you own an older Toyota that is equipped with the standard mechanical key, you can find an expert locksmith who can make you a replacement for less than what the dealer would charge. If you own one with an integrated security chip or transponder it will be more expensive. It is easy to identify if the key has an integrated transponder by looking at it. It will likely have a tiny dimple or dot stamped on the blade. The chip connects to your car's immobilizer system and lets you open your doors and start your engine. Fortunately, if you lose your key fob, you can often retrieve it by using the brand new Toyota Key Finder App. It makes use of Bluetooth to produce a distinct sound when it's within range of your phone, making it easier to find. It takes only some minutes to set up and is compatible with any Apple® device running the iOS 5.0 operating system or later. Additionally, it's recommended to keep an extra key in your possession to save the cost of an emergency replacement. It is also an excellent idea to store the spare key in a secure place, like in a garage or locked drawer, away from the place you keep your other keys. You can also monitor discount replacement keys on the internet. You can find factory keys and even aftermarket keys for less than what a dealer will charge. Be sure to check whether the business is reputable and has the ability to program and cut your new key. Damaged key fobs Sometimes your key fob can cease to function due to physical damage or an inoperative battery. These two problems are relatively simple to fix. Typically, key fobs come with lithium-ion button or coin batteries that you can replace quickly. You can buy batteries for replacement at hardware stores, pharmacies and even from some big-box retailers. There's the chance that the owner's manual for your key fob will contain instructions for replacing the batteries. But, it's important to remember that you could harm your key fob by trying to open it up and replace the batteries yourself. If your Toyota keyfob is showing signs that it is damaged, the batteries are likely to fail soon. A dimmed LED light or the requirement to unlock the vehicle with multiple clicks could be indicators of a failing battery. Some key fobs have a dashboard warning light which will light up when the battery is low, and this could be the perfect time to change the battery. Follow the steps in the owner's manual of your Toyota or the YouTube videos to open your key fob. Remove the old battery. Insert the new battery into the same case, and then snap the key fob back together. After you've sealed the key fob check it to confirm that it's working. The key fob could not function due to simple dirt or age. It might make a click sound or not respond at all when you press any button. Try cleaning your key fob by using a damp cloth. If you haven't cleaned your key fob for a while, or it's affected by water exposure or more serious physical damage, then you will require a Toyota key replacement. This could mean you have to pay for a new key, and may also mean the cost of programming. You might be able save money in the event that your key fob is broken but is still functional. It's contingent on the availability of the case. Broken Key Fobs Your key fob will eventually stop functioning because of normal wear and tear. A damaged key fob can be frustrating, but it's not an end-of-the-world scenario particularly since you can buy an aftermarket replacement. If your key fob isn't responding to your touch, the initial step is usually to replace the battery. This is something you could do yourself, but 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. Check G28 Car Keys after replacing the battery to ensure it functions properly. If it's not working you can try opening the case once more and adjusting how the new battery sits inside the case. You might also have to make sure that all connections are clean. If you've found that your key fob is not compatible with the new battery it's time to bring the fob to an authorized dealer. Dealers can program aftermarket keys to save you time and money. It is important to know that the dealer must have the appropriate key fob programming equipment, which can cost a significant amount of money. You will need to replace your Toyota key fob if it is damaged completely. It can be expensive however it is essential to ensure the safety of your vehicle. A dealer can program your vehicle's electronics and create an electronic lock. Prices range from $200 to $350 dependent on the dealer and if there are any coupons for parts available. Contact our team for a quote if are in search of a new Toyota key fob. We can also help you find the best new car keys for your Toyota. Dead Key Fobs If you're finding that it takes a long time to unlock your Toyota vehicle or you hear the engine humming even after pressing the key fob button, the problem could be as simple as an unresponsive battery. It's good news that replacing the battery is a simple and inexpensive fix that you can complete yourself when you know where to look. The first thing to do is determine what type of battery your keyfob requires. The owner's manual (usually available as a PDF on the vehicle manufacturer's website) should contain detailed details on this, however you can also look on YouTube for videos that will show you how to open your key fob case. You'll need a flat tool to do this, such as an ax or flat-head screwdriver. After the case has opened you can take out the battery that was in there and replace it with a brand new one. Take a picture or note of the battery's place in the case to make sure that you replace it in the correct way. Once you have the correct battery, you can close the key fob case and then snap it back together. Check to see if the battery you purchased is working. If it doesn't, you can try opening the case once more to readjust the battery and make sure that the connections are in good order and sit against it in a proper way. If nothing else works then you can always contact your local Toyota dealership or a mechanic to get help. They can diagnose the problem and get you back driving in a matter of minutes. It's always best to stay proactive and take care of any key fob issues before they get more severe or cause a big headache. Our service department is able to assist you with a mechanical key if your Toyota key fob has been damaged beyond repair by water or physical damage. We can also assist you in finding a different method to use the key until your car is repaired. We are here to assist motorists in Belton, Killeen and surrounding areas with their Toyota services including key replacement. Make an appointment with our service staff and learn about the services that we offer!