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If you are having issues unlocking your 2021 Toyota Venza using the vehicle-provided fob, it likely needs a battery replacement. This guide demonstrates how to replace the battery of your 2021 Toyota Venza key fob.
Over time, the fob battery will runs out of power from prolonged use. If you start to notice that the remote doesn't respond or you have to press its buttons multiple times to get the vehicle to respond, your remote needs a battery replacement.
If the remote stops responding and you do not have a CR2450 battery, you can still unlock the car using the key inside the fob, as shown in Step 2.
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Flip the fob so the backside is facing up.
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Slide the lock to the right.
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Pull the key out from the top of fob case.
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Insert the tip of the key or a spudger into the space where the key was and begin to pry the two parts of the fob apart.
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If that doesn't work twist the key slightly and open up the plastic case.
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Insert a new CR2450 lithium cell battery.
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Replace the back case.
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Press the two halves together and snap it shut.
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Insert the key back into the case.
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You're done!
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Press on the controller, and if a red light is shown when pressed, battery replacement is a success.
To double-check, go to your Toyota Venza and press the unlock or lock button; if the car responds, the battery works perfectly fine.
Press on the controller, and if a red light is shown when pressed, battery replacement is a success.
To double-check, go to your Toyota Venza and press the unlock or lock button; if the car responds, the battery works perfectly fine.
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