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Battery can be replaced and you can also pick up the cases only on eBay.

Tried to open keyfob case couldn't open it and when I searched I found below

https://groups.google.com/forum/#!topic/rec.autos/Kp8dUuYyCDQ

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Remote control keyring is an ovoid black plastic case with one button.
Replacement price (in A$) around $100.

The two halves of the case are heat-fused together, so you'll need a
hacksaw to cut all around the seam. Be careful! Take it slowly or you
could ruin the remote control.

Thanks guys for your help

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You probably won't find a button on its own.

I just found this ( price rip off ):

http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/201511655665

Thanks for that

what about button from where I can buy the replacement ? Are you saying buy case better than button replacement ?

Dear Experts

I have got Toyota Camry 1996 V6 , How can I replace the worn button that locks and unlocks car ?

My keyfob similar to the one below

http://www.scllocks.com.au/toyota-genuine-car-remote-tgb-2-camry-2002-04-avalon-2000-1-button.html?gclid=CI7S99fl8coCFQF_vQodluEN5w

http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/TOYOTA-REMOTE-PAD-CAMRY-WIDE-BODY-SINGLE-BLACK-BUTTON-AUG-95-JULY-97-GENUINE-/291509663263?hash=item43df54761f

Although I have no issue with battery , just out of curiosity , can battery be replaced for such a remote ? by looking at I couldn't figure out to do it

Thanks

http://www.carbibles.com/engineoil_bible.html

Thanks for this link I like becuase it clarifies many concepts.

Thanks CHA54

in the owners manual that comes with the ZZE122, it lists 5W30 as the preferred oil for australian conditions.

Since I bought my car from auction , I could not find the manual for my car.

Do not use anything other than the genuine toyota type IV ATF unless you want to have issues with the gearbox.

I see.

Hi KHIEM

Good day to you.

The Castrol (Edge or Sport something, i can't remember) fully synthetic 5w-30 works perfectly with our car :-),

Why did u use this type ? Is this recommended by your mechanic ? or for your experience you found it better ?

Because as you can check the link from catrol it does not recommend this.

For instance I am using Castrol GTX3 15W-40 for my Honad Odyssey model 2000 2.3L because it is recommended by Castrol

Thanks guys for those inputs. Sorry for the late reply I did not receive emails notification for all your replies

Just for curiosity,,,,is it safe to follow what does Castrol data sheet (link that I have posted) recommend for my car ? Or not ?

if you've got an automatic transmission then I'd run nothing else but the toyota fluid. It's excellent stuff.

As you might notice that Castrol data sheet does not distinguish between manual and automatic (this is for my car ,,,I do not know about other )

Edge 5w-30 is better, but it's too expensive as i'm changing oil every 5Ks

That is fine I do not mind to pay extra , but Castrol does not recommend that for my car.

Thanks

Hi

I just bought my Toyota Corolla model 2006 sedan ZZE122r From auction , and I am looking to replace oil for engine and transmission (part of service), I checked castrol lube guide in the link below :

http://www.datateck.com.au/lube/castr_au/

it shows me for engine :

CASTROL MAGNATEC 10w-40

and for automatic transmission is

CASTROL TRANSMAX E

but when i read the thread below it is warns to use other than

http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qi...17140540AAkW05i

Your vehicle takes Toyota Type T-IV transmission fluid. It is very, very important that you use this fluid only.

My second question if I want to replace oil transmission from where I can fill it again,,,,is from the dipstick compartment ? I know how to drain it out.

Thanks