
Life happens to all of us in Brookhaven, and sometimes that means on your busiest day, your Toyota key fob stops working, breaks, or disappears into the abyss of your home. Whatever happened, Toyota of Brookhaven is here to get you back on the road and on with your day as fast as possible in your Toyota vehicle. In this guide, we’ll cover a Toyota key fob battery replacement, as well as what to do if you lose or break your Toyota key fob. Follow along with Toyota of Brookhaven, and if you have specific questions at any time, feel free to contact our service center.
If your Toyota key fob has suddenly stopped working, the Toyota key fob battery likely needs to be replaced. To find out which battery you need, you’ll have to open your key fob case. In newer Toyota models, you can do this by pulling out the hidden key and inserting it into a slot specifically meant to open the case. On older models, you should be able to use a thin object to pry the case open where there is a noticeable notch on the case. Then, follow these instructions:
If you broke your Toyota key fob, you have different replacement options depending on the damage. If you’ve simply damaged the key, you can get a Toyota key replacement at your local Monticello Toyota service center. Technicians can cut you a new key, and you will be able to continue using your current key fob.
If you’ve broken the key fob case but not the electronics inside, you could save some money by just ordering a replacement case. Keep in mind, this will depend on the availability of the case and your Toyota dealer. If you’ve damaged your key fob completely, either through significant exposure to water or physical damage, then you will need a Toyota key fob replacement.
If your key fob is damaged beyond repair, or you have lost it and can’t locate it, then you will need a Toyota key fob replacement. Unfortunately for McComb drivers, the cost of a new Toyota key fob can be anywhere from $200 to $350. This number may vary depending on shifts in global economic conditions, the dealership you choose, and if any parts specials can be applied. Replacements cost more because key fobs need physical keys cut and electronics programmed to match up with the correct vehicle.
Luckily for Brookhaven residents, our parts center has a variety of parts on hand and parts available to order so they can get their Toyota key replacement and Toyota key fob replacement faster.
Getting a Toyota key replacement or a Toyota key fob replacement is never a fun way to spend an afternoon, but at Toyota of Brookhaven, we aim to make the process as easy as possible. If you need to have your key replaced, repaired, or have a new one ordered, schedule a service appointment with us online and one of our certified technicians will help you find the right key fob for your car and program it to ensure it works properly. While you’re here, you can browse our service tips for other guides on Toyota vehicle care and DIY maintenance you can do at home! Contact us today! We look forward to hearing from you!
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