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How to Replace a Toyota Premio NZT260 Key-Fob Battery

Identify and replace the Premio NZT260 key battery without confusing Smart Entry and non-Smart Entry specifications.

DifficultyEasy
Time5–10 minutes
Visualsplanned
Exact-car fact used by this guideKey fob battery: CR1632 with Smart Entry & Start; CR2016 without it

Toyota’s Premio documentation lists CR1632 for the electronic smart key and CR2016 for the wireless key without Smart Entry & Start.

Open verified NZT260 reference →

What you need

  • Correct coin cell after confirming key type
  • Small flat plastic pry tool

Step by step

  1. 1

    Identify the key system first

    Do not buy a battery yet. Toyota's NZT260 reference distinguishes Smart Entry & Start from the non-Smart Entry key.

  2. 2

    Confirm the battery specification

    Use the linked exact-code CarFactBook fact: the cited reference uses CR1632 with Smart Entry & Start and CR2016 without it.

  3. 3

    Remove the mechanical key if fitted

    Release the emergency key before opening the transmitter housing.

  4. 4

    Open the housing carefully

    Use the intended seam/notch and a non-marring tool. Avoid damaging the sealing surfaces or clips.

  5. 5

    Replace like-for-like

    Note polarity, remove the old cell and install the verified replacement for your key system.

  6. 6

    Close and test

    Reassemble the key and test all remote functions before discarding the old battery.

Important: NZT260 key batteries differ by equipment. Confirm Smart Entry & Start versus the other key type before purchasing the cell.

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