How to Replace the Battery in a Toyota Electronic Key?
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The method to replace the battery in a Toyota car key is as follows: Hold the remote key facing upwards, use a small flat-head screwdriver to gently pry into the middle of the gap. The key will separate slightly, creating a gap of about 2mm. Then, separate the key into two parts to access the battery compartment. Gently split the key along the middle gap, and finally remove the old battery and replace it with a new one. Below are the detailed steps: First, prepare the necessary tools for battery replacement: 1 flat-head screwdriver, the car key that needs a battery replacement, and a new battery. Step 1: There is a round button on the side of the car key. Press this button with one hand while pulling out the mechanical key with the other hand. Step 2: Hold the key with one hand and the flat-head screwdriver with the other. Locate the gap in the middle of the top part of the key and insert the flat-head screwdriver into it. Pry the key up and down until a gap is created. If the key doesn't budge, gradually increase the force until it moves. Step 3: Remove the key's circuit board and gently push one side of the battery with your finger to remove it. Place the new battery with the positive side facing up into the battery slot of the key. Gently push the battery until it is fully secured. Step 4: Cover the key's circuit board back onto the key, align the two separated halves of the key, and press both sides of the key with your hands until the upper and lower parts are completely fitted together. Then, insert the mechanical key back into the key gap to complete the process. Summary: If the key does not function properly after following the above steps, disassemble the key again to check if the battery was installed incorrectly (wrong side up). If the battery orientation is correct, then the issue may lie with the key itself.