How To Swap Original 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 Toyota Prius Key FOB With Aftermarket Remote! 

Very helpful! We needed to replace our case, and weren't aware we'd have to break open the old glued case, so i'm glad to find this video pretty easily in my web search.

Thank you, this was very helpful, especially seeing you use the scissors to safely separate the glued pieces of the original shell. I also appreciated the explanation of the importance of the little white gasket under the Unlock button.

Thank you very much for the video/help. I did it for my Mom's 2008 Prius. She had worn out the screws on the battery cover by using a too big Philips Hd. Anyway, huge help, thanks. We bought the new aftermarket key housing on Ebay.

Many thanks for your brilliant tutorial saved me a packet it made such a difference for my confidence to be able to watch the video and work on the fob at the same time all round perfect stay safe and thank you for your kindness in sharing.

Thanks for this video! I appreciate you didnt cut any parts of the process and showed it from start to finish. That little tiny hole at the end is for the lightbulb that turns on when you press the buttons. Good call on the little bit of plastic to insulate it, i just used a bit of tape and it works fine

Excellent and well put together video. Learned a lot especially about making sure to take out the transponder. It would've easily overlooked since it was "black with black" color, but you made the whole process of changing the key fob shell very smooth. Thank you very much for the excellent video.

Thank you so much -- I would have been lost without this video!

I was successfully able to swap the casing of my smart key because of your video. The article was Not contained in the manufacturer service manual of the slightly older vehicle. I would have completely destroyed my old item to repair it, if it wasn't for your video, and can keep the old item for parts. I used plastic non-marring scraper blades for separating the plastic and prying out electronics and a Leatherman scissor to open the original casing. I also was able to keep the original cut key (the manual key) and also the Toyota emblem battery jacket. ('Almost wish I would have recorded the process, myself). Thank you.

God. Bless. You. I honestly would have messed this up without your help, thank you sooo much! 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾

Thanks for capturing potential pitfalls.

Helpful guide. Thanks! The 8:00 mark of separating the glued parts was the part I especially needed help to figure out. The original key fob also has the hole discussed around the 13:00 mark, albeit with a built-in membrane. You workaround of using some clear plastic film is a good one!

Thanks so much!! It’s like we were working on this project together. I had a stripped screw so it was quite a challenge! But we did it! Thanks again!

That little piece at around 12:30 is the transponder - without it the key will lock and unlock the doors, but won't start the car!

Thank you. Very good, helpful video. Nice sharp, bright pictures.

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Many Thanks for your sharing! Do I need to reprogram the car after swap original remote before use?

Did it! Thank you so much!

Thank you

🙏God Bless You! Thank you !

Very Good Video! Thank You !

Thanks

Thanks much you save me 150 dlls on dealer ship

Where is a legit place to purchase a great key fob for a 2007 Toyota Prius?

Nails need to cop

Hi, can you share the link where you bought this from? Thanks!!

helped me, just changed mine. I

Website please

i guess you can only fix this is if you have a hole in the front since that is how he got the board out..... Maybe show where to pry for those of us who dont have a hole.

Where to buy this??

"Just yank it open" nope.