Automobile Locksmith DIY Repair kit - for Toyota Avensis Corolla Yaris 2 button remote key

My car key had been damaged but the inside parts were working so I decided to order a key case and try my luck, this key is perfect! Had all the parts needed to put the pad into the new one & had it cut according to what I needed from a professional. Quality is great &' sellers service was fantastic. Would recommend if you're key is damaged.

The buttons from Toyota Corolla (53 Reg) buttons fell off -After ordering,Package arrived quickly.Easy to change - just remove the screw.Put the rubber buttons inside and takeway or cut off the extra button (it came with 3 button - mine has two buttons as in the picture) and screw it back.Works perfectly and very cheap fix.

I bought this kit for a 2001 Avensis to replace broken micro switches (the ones soldered onto the PCB) and disintegrated/split rubber buttons - it worked perfectly. The rubber button template didn't need to be trimmed to fit and the micro switches worked on the first soldering attempt. Be aware that instructions are not included, but the description doesn't say instructions are included and if you have a spare key you can use that for guidance. Besides which, I worked it out without looking at my other key for reference which means most other people probably won't need instructions either! Very thankful the kit included the two micro switches, otherwise I was looking at having to spend a small fortune at a Toyota main dealer :-/ Also, the turnaround from Automobile Locksmith was great - free delivery, kit despatched on day the order was placed and arrived 2 working days later, although I stress that I didn't buy this item anywhere near Christmas or just before a Bank Holiday.

This , for the price, suited the needs for my Wife's car. Rather than pay for a new key or one matched by a local well known franchise which does not have 'Open and Close' buttons on it, just opens the door through the lock and starts the car from ignition, I used this option. All I did was used the new buttons inside the old key and replaced the battery with the new one supplied. Excellent service, delivered earlier than expected as well.

Came on time was a two button plastic enclosure, but gave 3 button press rubber pad instead of two. Which struggled get lid back on so cut third button off with scissors and it works. But should been 2 button rubber pad as advertised.

Exactly as pictured and described. Got 2 button pad, 2 micro switches, and Correct shaped key blade on two button chassis. Near identical to my original 2010 Yaris key.I think the only hassle I’l have now , is Timpsons are anything to go by, if getting a key cutter willing to copy my key blade.Was fulfilled by Amazon, so maybe that’s the thing to look out for to ensure the advertised picture/description is what you receive?*****Update****I dropped my review to 3 from 5 as I cannot find a key cutter willing to cut the blade, they all say Amazon/Ebay purchased blades are not of the quality to use with their machines, the blades are either too hard, and break their blades, or too soft and the key breaks in the lock!So only useful for pad and micro switches.****UPDATE****My local independent shoe repair/key cutters cut my key for £10. He didn't mention any issue with the key blade, and it opens my door fine. So at least we have a key that can open the doors at least. So raising my review back to 5 stars.

DIY Repair kit - for Toyota Avensis Corolla Yaris 2 button remote keycame without the key case and without micro switch just the rubber pad

If like me your key fob buttons and the little electronic button type thingys have broken then this kit will do the trick.Cut off the boot and if fits sweet. Electric button thingys are simple enough to fit just use some sticky tape stuck to the button bit and line up with the connections and stick the tape down to the plastic case to keep them in place. You might have to remove the old electric button thingy like I did as half of it had broke off and stuck to the circuit board so I just eased it off with a screwy and fitted new one. Works a treat now