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How to Get a Toyota Replacement Key If your Toyota key fob isn't functioning correctly, you may require an alternative battery. This is simple to accomplish by opening the case and inserting a flat tool such as a screwdriver. Replace the battery with a brand new one after carefully taking out the old one. While this isn't a complete solution however it can help you get back on the road. If you have any questions about our Key Replacement Protection that is included in our Tire and Wheel Protection plan Contact us. Getting a Replacement Key We all lose our keys at one point. Sometimes, it's as simple as retracing your steps and checking places where you typically set them. You could also be dealing with something more serious, such as a broken key fob or, more serious still, a missing one. If your key fob isn't functioning and you're not sure why, it's likely to need a new battery or it may require changing its programming. Fortunately, there are some options to purchase an Toyota replacement key fob for your car truck or SUV. The first step is to find out whether the key fob actually been lost. If it was lost, you will have to bring the key blank to your local Toyota dealer and have it cut. You will need to provide evidence of ownership, such as your registration or insurance card. If you do not have these documents, the dealer will find your key code by using the VIN number of the vehicle. This will stop thieves from hot-wiring your vehicle. You can make use of an app to locate your lost key. The Toyota Key Finder app is available for all of the most recent models from the brand, and it uses Bluetooth® technology to let your key emit an audio signal that can be detected by the application on your smartphone or tablet. The signal is strong enough to be able to reach your phone however it's not too strong that it could interfere with other devices at your office or at home. You can also bring your key fob to an electronics store or automotive parts distributor to get it repaired. These places are usually able to program an entirely new Toyota key and have the part in stock. You may also have to show some type of identification, based on the location and policies of the store. To ensure a proper fit and performance, you should use OEM parts when replacing a Toyota Key Fob. It's recommended to purchase the item directly from the manufacturer because they're specifically designed for your particular model and year of car and they're backed by strict safety standards. Replacing the battery If your car's battery has died or you notice a slowdown in the response of your key fob to press buttons It could be time for a new one. A new battery should eliminate the slowness and increase your vehicle's chance of starting in the winter cold or after an overnight stay in the parking lot. Follow these simple steps to replace your battery. Turn off the engine, activate the parking brake and open the hood. The battery is usually mounted on a tray in the front of the engine compartment. There are two terminals on which cables are connected to a black one (negative) and a red one (positive). Use a wrench to tightens up the negative cable connector on the battery terminal. Take toyota car key replacement near me and cable off. Be careful not to drop the battery as it could rupture or leak. Place the battery in a secure location, making sure not to harm any electrical wiring or other components in the engine bay. Before installing your new battery, you should also apply anti-corrosion spray on the terminals of the battery and the tray that holds the battery. This will stop corrosion and help the new battery last longer. Once you're ready to mount the new battery then locate the mounting plate or clamp that holds it. The positive terminal on the battery should match the positive terminal on the clamp or mount. Then lower the battery into the tray and then re-attach the clamp or mount. Repeat the procedure for the negative terminal of the battery. Make use of a wirebrush to clean the terminals, connectors and clamps on the battery tray. Spray the anti-corrosion solution onto the negative and positive terminals of your battery to prolong its life. Replacing the Key Fob The key fob is an excellent device that lets you unlock and lock your vehicle with the press of one button. It can be a challenge to get the fob working when it has been damaged or the battery has gone out. Luckily, replacing the fob is simple and can be done at home. Here's how: The first step is to remove your key from the fob. There should be a slot or notch where the key is inserted into, and it's helpful to have a small flat tool, such as a screwdriver or coin to help pry open the case. Older Toyota fobs may have a key that detaches that you can use to do this, while newer models are designed to be opened by inserting the metal key into a notch on the case. Once the case is open, locate the board and note where the battery is situated (it's best if you take a picture with your phone to use as a reference). Then, you can remove the battery that was in use and replace it with a brand new one. It is essential to select the correct kind of battery that your Toyota fob requires, so consult the owner's manual or go to our service center if uncertain about the type of battery you should purchase. Close the case with care after installing the new battery, and check your Toyota fob. If it doesn't, you can always open the case to ensure that the battery is installed correctly and that all connections are in good order. If everything looks good and everything is in order, you can drive your Toyota again with confidence! Contact our service department if your key fob still doesn't work after replacing it. Our team is prepared to assist you with all of your automotive needs. We are able to assist you with any automotive needs, whether it's a replacement key fob or a transponder chip. Give us a call today to set up an appointment! We are looking forward to serving you. Replacing the Transponder Chip A majority of modern cars have transponder chips inside that communicate with the car's immobilizer system. This blocks unauthorized access to the engine and vehicle. If you lose your key fob or it stops working, then you'll have to get the transponder chip replaced. This can be done at the dealership or by an experienced locksmith. A professional locksmith is more likely to have the proper tools for the job. Find a blank Toyota Key and duplicate it at an area locksmith. They will 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. You can usually find these keys from the locksmith, dealer or even online. The chip in Toyotas is held by a split pin which is accessible only with the key in half-extended. Using a screw driver and whatever other means you have, slowly cut away the plastic around the inner key until you can access the transponder. It's a bit of a challenge, but there are many videos on YouTube to guide you. After the transponder has been removed, you can tape it temporarily. Then, insert the key that has the chip removed back into the housing and clamp it down firmly. Seal the cuts with super glue if necessary. Insert the master key into the ignition cylinder but don't turn. Release and press the gas pedal six times within a span of 20 seconds after doing this. The security light should flash and indicate that the key is registered. Then, put the battery in your new key fob and check that it is working properly. If it doesn't, open the case and double ensure that the battery has been properly set and the connections are in good order. If you're still having trouble call a locksmith company that specializes in keys for cars for a more reliable solution. USA Lock & Key can provide fast and efficient Toyota key services.