A rounded remote key shell for the head-key style with the blade fixed in the top: replace a split case or worn-through rubber buttons and keep your original electronics. Nine options cover three blade profiles and the common button layouts. It is part of our Automobile collection.
Compatible with Toyota remote head keys with a TOY40, TOY43 or TOY47 blade and the same button layout, as listed by the supplier.
Key features
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Three blade profiles – TOY40, TOY43 or TOY47, all uncut
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Nine layouts – 2, 3 or 4 buttons with trunk, panic or sliding-door keys
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New rubber buttons – the worn pad is replaced with the case
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Empty shell – your circuit board and battery move across
Specifications
| Type |
Replacement remote key shell (no electronics) |
| Blade |
TOY40, TOY43 or TOY47, uncut |
| Buttons |
2, 3 or 4 (by option) |
| Colour |
Black, red panic button on panic options |
In the box
- 1 empty remote key shell with uncut blade, in the layout you choose
- No circuit board, battery or transponder chip
Fitting
- Open your old key, move the circuit board and any chip into the new shell, then snap it closed.
- Have a locksmith cut the blade to your lock.
Frequently asked questions
How do I pick the right remote key shell?
Match two things on your old key: the blade profile (TOY40 has a centre groove; TOY43 and TOY47 are the other two profiles shown) and the buttons (2, 3 or 4, with trunk, panic or sliding-door symbols). Each remote key shell option is photographed.
Does the remote key shell come with the chip and circuit board?
No. The remote key shell is empty; move the circuit board, battery and transponder from your worn key into it.
Is the blade of the remote key shell cut?
No. The blade of the remote key shell comes uncut and must be cut to your car by a locksmith before it works in the lock or ignition.
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