i have a 2010 prius with keyless entry, is this the batteries for me or is there a better battery?
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Mine was a keyless entry 2007. I believe this will work on any Prius after 2004. From all the specs, this is a better battery than the original (since you are really interested in the number of deep cycles it will take, and not starting amps).
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This is the battery it fit perfect in my 2010 Prius. Your only other choice is the Toyota stock battery.
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I have a 2007 Prius with keyless entry and it,s the best battery I have found.
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I can't recommend it at this point. I installed one two months ago (and the installation was relatively easy), but last week the car started acting up electronically again (had to jump it off a couple of times, strange beeps after turning it off, ...). So this time we took it to the local dealer, their diagnostics said the battery was bad, they replaced it, and so far we haven't had any more problems. Stay tuned though, because it wouldn't surprise me if somehow the recharge circuitry is screwed up, and this hasn't been a 12 volt battery issue after all.
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Well, Sam, I read posts about this battery and found out that it was the bomb. I have had it now for a couple months, if that, and it has worked well. I have a 2008, Gen II, Prius with keyless entry. It fits. I believe I read a post of someone getting this battery who had a Prius that did NOT have keyless entry, and it was slightly too big. He eventually got it to fit with some minor modifications to the straps and surrounding area of where the battery goes.So, from my findings/thread research, this is the battery to get.
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This is it. While I wont go as far as saying there is not a better battery with all the talk about LiOn batteries coming to market these days, this Optima battery is a proven battery that drops right in with no mod's required. I replaced my original OEM battery @ 8yrs and 180k miles, quite acceptable, hope to get the same from this optima.
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I have a 2004 Prius with the same Smart Key as the newer models and replacing this battery was a breeze. Changing the battery did not require me to resync my key to the car. This has been a good and reliable battery.
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I have used these many times and never had an issue but be sure your car came with keyless by calling dealer and giving the vin number
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Not sure I have a 2011 model ... go to the dealer ask. If you have the model # matches your keyless transponder. The 1 I bought here work perfect thou.
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Keyless entries are fairly simple especially in toyota. However I would do a bit of installation reseach on do's and don't. Check out 12volt.com for tech and install info. I will tell you up front. I'm a certified DEI tech and the warranty is not covered unless install by a DEI dealer. They shouldn't charge you more than 40$ to install cause it is very easy for them.
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probably not. This was a 4C type key and I believe that 2004 was the last usage. From what I've seen the Prius uses a different type.
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I haven't bothered to get my spare key cut yet, though I probably should. I plan to go to my local hardware store and have them match the original. If the battery on the fob fails, you will need that key. I have a friend with a prius with no backup key. He has two fobs, neither of which have a cut key in them.To answer your question: No, you do not have to get the key cut in order to operate your car. It is a backup in case your fob fails and you are locked out of the car.
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Yes, We can help you with an aftermarket keyless entry without any problems. Get in touch with and we can take care of it.Call 407-896-7077 ask for Kirit..Thanks.
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Suggest you Google: replace battery in key fob for 2007 Camry. There is a nice 3:44 min You Tube video showing the steps. They used the 2016 3V battery.I found a video for my 2011 Honda Accord, followed that and had no problems. My only regret was that I wished I had done it sooner.
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Aftermarket fob takes different size battery. Not sure which one that would be.
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Actually you don't have to get a replacement battery at Lowe's or Home Depot. They are sold at Walmart, CVS, or Walgreens. It's the same type of battery that you would use for the keyless remote on your vehicle. It's a CR2016.
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I am sorry but I have a 2010 Prius and would not be able to answer your question.
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This battery is correct for my 2007 Prius. It takes a bit if effort to dismount the battery that came the car and was not easy to install the 8171-767-ffp(I think this is the name of the Optima battery,but it, was worth the extra effort. It seems to be a good choice for my 2007 Prius. I still retained my trickle charger, set up because I do not have to use it on a daily basis, I do not have electric entry either. I think it is a good set up for my use. Good luck~Ed
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yes I have an 11 Prius and the dealer wanted about 7.50 for one of the 1632 batteries for my key... the original battery in both key "fobs" from Toyota lasted about two and a half years... so buy a 5 or 6 pack for a lot less than the dealer. I think they'll last a good while unused.
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We bought these batteries for the car remotes of a 2009 model we bought summer 2013. Don't now if they were replaced before that. So could last about 4 years depending how much driving you do.
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it did not work for my 2012 Prius, the steering wheel buttons did not work. I think it will work for 2010 model.
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I suspect they would. We used one to change the battery on a Prius smart key with tiny little screws. Worked great!! This a a neat little set.
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don't bother.go to a local shop and have them do keyless entry.Volvo is difficult!!! the company you are looking at was good but Volvo is ridiculous and impossible.just spend the 150 @ local shop to get one installed.