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How to Get a Toyota Replacement Key If your Toyota key fob isn't working correctly, you might need a new battery. It's simple to open the case and insert a flat tool, like a screwdriver. Replace the old battery with a brand new one after carefully removing the old one. This isn't a complete solution but it can help get you back on the road. Contact us with any questions about our Key Replacement Protection, which is available as part of our Tire and Wheel Protection plan. Finding a New Key We all lose our keys at one point. Sometimes, it's as easy as going back to your steps and examining the places where you typically set them. In other instances, you could encounter a more serious issue like a key fob that's not functioning or, even more important, lost completely. If the key fob you have isn't working, it will probably need a new battery, or it may require to be reprogrammed. There are a few options you can do to find an Toyota key replacement for your car, truck or SUV. The first step is to find out whether the key fob has actually been lost. If it's lost, you will have to take a blank key to your local Toyota dealer and have it cut. You'll need to provide evidence of ownership, such as your registration or insurance card. If you don't have these the dealer will require your key code by referring to the vehicle's VIN number. This will prevent thieves from stealing hot-wired your vehicle. You can use an app to find your lost key. The Toyota Key Finder app is available for most of the most recent models of the brand and it utilizes Bluetooth® technology to make your key emit a signal that's detectable by the application on your tablet or smartphone. The signal is sufficient to reach your phone, but it's not so powerful that it would interfere with other devices in your office or at home. Alternately, you can take your key fob to an electronic store or automotive parts retailer and request that it be replaced. These places are usually able to program the new Toyota key and also have the part in stock. You may also have to show some type of identification, depending on where you are and the policies of the store. To ensure proper performance and fit, use OEM parts when replacing the Toyota Key Fob. toyota key replacement g28carkeys.co.uk should buy the part directly from the manufacturer as it's designed specifically for your car model and year, and is in compliance with the strict safety standards. Replacing the battery If your car's battery has gone out of service or you notice a slowdown in your key fob responding to press buttons It could be time to get a new one. A new battery will stop the slowness, and your vehicle should begin to run more smoothly in cold weather or after an overnight parking lot stay. You can replace the battery yourself by following these easy steps: Close the hood, switch off the engine, and set the parking brake. The battery is usually placed on a tray at the front of the engine compartment. You will see two terminals to which the cables are connected two terminals – one black (negative) and a red one (positive). Use a wrench on the bolt that will tighten the negative cable connector near the battery terminal. Then, take the cable off and the terminal. Be careful not to drop the battery because it could explode or leak. Place the battery in a secure place, taking care not to damage any electrical wiring or other components of the engine bay. Before putting in your new battery, you should also apply anti-corrosion spray on the battery terminals as well as the tray for your battery. This will prevent corrosion and help the new battery last longer. Locate the clamp or mounting plate that is used to secure the battery when you are ready to install it. Make sure the positive terminal of the battery matches the positive terminal of the clamp or mount. Then place the battery in the tray and then re-attach the mount or clamp. Repeat the procedure for the negative battery terminal. Make use of a wirebrush to clean the connectors, terminals and clamps on the battery tray. Spray the anti-corrosion solution onto the positive and negative terminals of your battery to prolong its lifespan. Replacing the Key Fob The key fob allows you to unlock or lock your car with a simple push of a button. It can be challenging to get the fob working when it has been damaged or the battery has died. It's simple to replace the fob at home. Here's how: The first step is to remove the key from the fob. There should be a slot or notch where the key's metal part fits into, and it's helpful to carry a small, flat tool, such as a screwdriver or coin to open the case. You can use the detachable Toyota key to open older models, however newer models require you to insert the metal key through a slot. Once you've opened the case, locate the circuit board and note the location of where the battery is placed (it's best to snap an image with your phone to help you identify). Then, remove the old one and replace it with a brand new one. Check out the owner's guide or our service center if you are unsure of the type of battery that your Toyota fob requires. After putting in the battery, take care to close the case and test your Toyota fob to ensure it is working. If it doesn't work then you can open the case and double-check the battery's installation and that all connections are secure. If everything is in order, you can drive your Toyota again with confidence! Contact our service department in the event that your key fob isn't working after replacing it. Our team is here to help with all your automotive requirements! We can assist you with any automotive needs, whether it's a replacement fob for your key or transponder chip. Call us today to schedule an appointment! We look to working with you. Replacing the Transponder Chip A majority of modern cars have transponder chips inside which communicate with the vehicle's immobilizer system. This blocks unauthorized access to the engine and vehicle. If you lose your key fob or it ceases to function, you'll need to get the transponder chip replaced. This can be done at the dealership or by a professional locksmith. A professional locksmith is more likely to have the appropriate tools for the job. Find a blank Toyota Key and get it duplicated by an area locksmith. They'll have the right equipment and can do it much less expensively than the dealership. You'll also require a master key to program the new key. The keys can be bought from the dealer, locksmiths or online. The chip in Toyotas is secured by a split pin which can only be accessed by bending the key half-extended. With a screwdriver and whatever other method you have you have, slowly remove the plastic that surrounds the inside of the key until you are able to reach the transponder. It's a bit of a challenge but there are many videos on YouTube to help guide you. After the transponder is removed, tape it temporarily. Then, put the chip-free inner key back in the plastic housing and fix it with a firm clamp. Apply some super glue to close the cracks if you need. Insert the master key into the ignition cylinder but don't turn it. Depress and release the gas pedal six times within 20 seconds after doing this. The security light will blink to show that the key has been registered. Then, you can replace the battery in your new key fob and test it to make sure that it works correctly. If it doesn't, open the case and make sure that the battery is set correctly and that the connections are in good order. If you still have trouble contact a locksmith who is specialized in replacing keys for cars for a more reliable fix. USA Lock & Key can provide fast and efficient Toyota key services.