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How do you change the key battery for a Toyota Camry?
I didn’t realize that you had to change key fob batteries, but my key hasn’t been working lately. According to the internet, my battery is probably the problem. How can I replace the battery in my Toyota Camry key?
Liz Jenson · Updated on
Reviewed by Shannon Martin, Licensed Insurance Agent.
It’s true—key fobs do need new batteries occasionally! Here’s how to change the key battery for your
Toyota Camry
:- Buy a CR2032 battery at a grocery store or big-box retailer.
- On the side of the key fob, you should see an area that says push. Press this to remove the metal key from your key fob.
- Using a flathead screwdriver or another pry tool, pull apart the halves of the key fob.
- Now, you should be able to remove the old battery, noting where the negative and positive ends are sitting as you do so.
- Install your new battery in the key fob. Make sure that the negative and positive terminals are lined up appropriately.
- Once your battery is in place, you can press the two halves back together.
- Slide your metal key back into place, then test your key fob to make sure it’s functioning properly!
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