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I have a Yaris 59 plate.  The spare key fob remote isn’t working and I suspect it needs the Battery changing.  I’m just wondering if anyone knows the specific screwdriver size needed to remove the very small fastening screw.  The fob is a valeo 736716-A.

Im hoping that I can just buy the one screwdriver I definitely need, e.g. Philips PH000 or whatever, rather than have to buy a multiple piece set and hope it has the right size.

Thanks in advance for any help.

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I use a jewellers kit. Comes with a host of tiny screwdrivers and about £4 off eBay.

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Get a watch repairer to do it along with Battery. £5.

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24 minutes ago, Starensis said:

Get a watch repairer to do it along with battery. £5.

Of course we all have handy ones of those locally these days ... 🙂

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It was a Suggestion! 🤷🏻‍♀️ You obviously don’t have the screwdriver locally either! 🤷🏻‍♀️😬
 

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1 hour ago, Starensis said:

Get a watch repairer to do it along with battery. £5.

 

40 minutes ago, MikeSh said:

Of course we all have handy ones of those locally these days ... 🙂

Timpsons? - who do watch repairs, Battery replacements and car keys ........

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£5??? You could buy everything you need to DIY from eBay for less than that!

 

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/263489581896

and

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/113660514932

or

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/363323509002

NB: For demonstration purposes only; I don't actually recommend buying those things! The screwdriver, while cheap and nifty, is fragile so you're better off getting a better quality Precision Screwdriver kit for long term use; The coin cells I'm just guessing at so they may not fit your key, and also they are a ripoff as you can get 5 for a bit little bit more than what they're charging for one!

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B&M/Home Bargains sell Eyeglass Repair Kits with a suitable small screwdriver - under £2

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I'm still waiting for my gin and orange, lemon squash and a scotch and water, PLEASE!

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13 hours ago, MikeSh said:

Of course we all have handy ones of those locally these days ... 🙂

Yes, Timpsons.  In rural Lincolnshire I know 3 within 10 miles. I don't know if they give a lifetime guarantee but they do for watch barriers.  Standard 12 months and for a modest extra fee, for life. 

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I would buy the cheap one, because you are only going to use it on the very odd occasion. If I was using a tool on a regular basis I would have the best available. That’s my rule of thumb 👍🚘

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1 hour ago, Roy124 said:

Yes, Timpsons.  In rural Lincolnshire I know 3 within 10 miles.

We aren't rural, but our nearest is 7.5 miles away, so 15 mile return trip. That's another couple of quid in cost (plus the time and inconvenience and that bug that I hear is causing trouble 🙂 ).

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19 hours ago, stantheman1 said:

Phillips size zero (0)

Spot on.  Couple of quid from B&Q, couple of quid for a Battery, job done. 
 

Cheers, much appreciated.

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