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How to Get a Toyota Replacement Key If your Toyota key fob isn't operating correctly, you might need a new battery. It's easy to do by opening the case and inserting a flat tool like a screwdriver. Carefully remove the old battery, and then replace it with a fresh one. This is not a complete solution but it can help get you back on the road. If you have any questions about our Key Replacement Protection that is included in our Tire and Wheel Protection plan We invite you to contact us. Getting a Replacement Key We've all lost keys. Sometimes, it's as simple as returning to your steps and looking for where you normally set them. You may also have an issue that is more serious, such as a broken key fob or, worse still, a missing one. If your key fob isn't functioning it is likely to require a new battery, or it may require reprogramming. There are a few options to obtain an Toyota replacement key for your car, truck or SUV. The first step is to find out if the key fob has actually been lost. If it is been lost, you'll need to bring a blank key to your local Toyota dealership and cut it. You'll also have to provide some proof of ownership, such as your registration or insurance card. If you do not have any of these dealers will need to determine your key code by referring to the VIN number of your vehicle. This will prevent thieves from stealing hot-wired your vehicle. You can make use of an app to locate your key that you lost. The Toyota Key Finder App is available for all of the most recent models from the Toyota brand. It works with Bluetooth®, which allows your key to emit a signal that can be detected by your tablet or smartphone. The signal is strong and can be received by your phone, but not so strong that it interferes with other devices at home or at work. You can also take your key fob into an electronics store or automotive parts distributor to get it repaired. These places will often be capable of programming the new key for your Toyota, and they'll likely have the part you need in stock. You may need to provide some form of identification in addition, based on the location and store's policies. If you're replacing a Toyota key fob, it is recommended to use OEM parts to ensure the correct fit and performance. It's best to buy the part directly from the manufacturer, as they're made specifically for your model and year of vehicle, and they're backed by strict safety standards. Replacing the Battery If your car's battery is dead or you notice a slowdown in your key fob responding to press buttons It could be time to replace one. A new battery will stop the slowness, and your vehicle will begin to run more smoothly in cold weather or after a long parking lot stay. Follow these steps to replace your battery. Close the hood, turn off the engine, and set the parking brake. The battery is usually placed on a tray at the front of the engine compartment. There will be two terminals that are black (negative) and one red (positive), which is where the cables are. Utilize a wrench to loosen the bolt that holds the negative cable connector on the terminal of the battery. Take the terminal and cable off. Be careful not to drop the battery as it may rupture or leak. Set the battery aside taking care not to damage electrical wiring or any other parts in the engine bay. It is also recommended to apply an anti-corrosion spray for the battery terminals as well as the battery tray prior to installing the new battery. This will help to prevent corrosion and ensure that the battery will last longer. Find the clamp or mounting plate that secures the battery when you are ready to mount it. Make sure the positive terminal of the battery is in line with the positive terminal of the mount or clamp. Place the battery in the tray, and then reattach the clamp or mount. Repeat the process with the negative terminal of the battery and cable connector. Then, use a wire brush to clean the terminals and connectors on the tray for the battery and clamps. Spray the anti-corrosion spray on the positive and negative terminals of your battery to extend its life. Replace the key fob The key fob lets you to lock or unlock your car with a simple pressing of a button. It can be challenging to get the fob working in the event that it has been damaged or the battery has gone out. It's easy to replace the fob at home. Here's how: The first thing to do is to remove the key from the fob. It's best to have a flat tool like screwdriver or a coin to open the case. G28CarKeys might include a detachable key can be used to accomplish this, whereas the latest models are designed to be opened by inserting the metal key into a slot on the case. After the case has been opened, locate the board and note where the battery is positioned (it's ideal to snap a picture using your phone to use as for a reference). Then, you can remove the old battery and replace it with a new one. It is essential to use the exact kind of battery your Toyota fob needs, so check your owner's manual or visit our service center if unsure what kind to purchase. After you have put in the new battery, carefully close the case and test your Toyota fob to ensure it is working. If it doesn't work, you can always reopen the case to double-check that the battery is installed correctly and that all connections are in good order. If everything is in order and everything is in order, you can drive your Toyota again with confidence! If your key fob isn't working after replacement It's a good idea to contact our service department to have an inspection and repair. Our team is ready to assist you with any of your automotive requirements. Whether you're in need of an replacement key fob or an upgrade to your transponder chip, we've got you covered. Call us today to schedule an appointment! We look to working with you. Replace the Transponder Chip Many modern cars contain transponder chips which communicate with the vehicle's immobilizer system. This prevents unauthorized access and starting of the vehicle's engine. The transponder chip will need to be replaced if you lose your keyfob or if it stops working. This can be done at the dealership or by a professional locksmith. A professional locksmith will have the right tools to complete the task. Find a blank Toyota Key and duplicate it at an area locksmith. They'll have the proper equipment to duplicate it for much cheaper than at the dealership. You'll also require a master key to program the new key. These keys can be purchased from the dealer, locksmiths or online. The chip in Toyotas is held by a split pin which is accessible only using the key that is half-extended. Utilizing a screwdriver or whatever other method you have you have, slowly remove the plastic surrounding the inner key until you are able to reach the transponder. YouTube has many videos that can help you. Once the transponder has been removed, tape it temporarily. Then, put the chip-free inner key back inside the plastic housing and fix it with a firm clamp. Seal the cuts with super glue if needed. Insert the master key into the ignition cylinder but do not turn it. Press and release the gas six times over 20 minutes. The security light should blink and indicate that the key has been registered. Then, you can replace the battery in your new key fob and check that it works correctly. If it still doesn't work, open the case and make sure that the battery is working and there are no connections. If you're still struggling, contact a locksmith service that specializes in automotive keys to find an easier solution. USA Lock & Key can offer quick and efficient Toyota key services.