I was able to reprogram 3 fobs for my wife's 2008 Toyota Sienna using this technique. Apparently you have to do this any time you replace the battery in any fob. A few years back, her main fob stopped working, so I replaced the battery but it still didn't work. Dealer said we needed to replace the fob and charged more than $200 most of which was for the reprogramming. Now, that newest fob stopped working and once again replacing the battery didn't work. Using your technique I was able to reprogram both fobs that deprogrammed when their batteries became depleted along with the one that was still working. Thank you so much for sharing this video and the written instructions. You saved me a couple of hundred bucks. I just wish I had found this video earlier so I could have avoided that initial dealer rip off. 🙂
Thanks a lot! I needed this information. Mine always stopped working when I get a new battery (now I know why). I've thought of replacing it... But thanks for this info. I'll get a new battery and just reprogram.
Your instructions were excellent! It worked on my 2010 Toyota Sienna and saved me $161 that the Toyota dealership wanted to charge me (when it took me less than 5 minutes to program). Just remember that (as instructed in the video) you do have to reset both remotes at the end of the process (the part about pushing the lock and unlock buttons on the key fob at the same time). Otherwise, you'll be programming one remote and de-programming the second remote (the one that worked originally). It pays to follow instructions exactly. Thanks again!!
Bought my 2008 Toyota Sienna XLE back in December 2012 and only one alarm remote is working and thought the other spare remote is out of battery and got new battery for it and didn't work either. But after watching your video, you gave me hope. I reprogrammed and works like magic. Lock, unlock, and sliding doors works PERFECTLY. You save me two hundred dollars from the *stealer* (dealer). Thank you so much.
If it doesn't work, for 2006 Sienna, 1) start engine for 10 seconds, to fully cancel previous programming mode. 2) when you get to the step where you turn the ignition on then off, if the lock doesn't automatically cycle, pull the key out of the ignition to force the lock cycle. Found this procedure in other youtube videos, and this modified procedure worked for me.
For what it's worth, I must have tried 5 times on my 2006 sienna before I got it to work and I didn't start the engine to reset the procedure. I just closed the door, hit the automatic lock to lock all doors, unlocked the driver's side door, opened the driver's side door, and took the key out.
WOW!!! That worked. Thank you. I have a 2010 Sienna. Remote randomly stopped working. Replaced battery. No dice. I ran through the process and the remote magically works again. Thank you again for saving me the cost of a replacement fob. YOU ROCK!
Worked great on my 2006 Sienna, thanks! The first time the side door buttons wouldn't work, so I tried it again and it worked. The difference might have been that the first time, the side doors started from a locked position, the second time from an unlocked position. So if your side door buttons don't work, try leaving all your doors unlocked when you do this.
Your video saved me from having to make a trip down to the Toyota dealership when one of my '08 Sienna's remotes quit working. Probably saved me a bundle too. Followed your instructions and the remote started working again. Thanks a bunch!
First I thought this was a troll video to make people go out n look like idiots... But I was wrong. Worked great on my sienna. Also an '09. Thanks bromigo. You the man.
Dan....You are AWESOME! I lost my whole set of keys with my remote. I called the Toyota dealership and it was $175 for the remote itself and another $50 for them to program it as that was "the only way to do it". I looked on TH-cam and found your video. I have to be honest....I thought it was too good to be true and that it wouldn't work if I ordered a remote off of Ebay. Regardless, I gave it a try. $17 for the remote, $5 for shipping, and this video and it works!!! Thanks for sharing!
I thought this was a joke at first, but I was pleasantly surprised when I was able to sync my key fob back to my van after not having a fob for a year. Good job!
Yesterday my 2009 Sienna's key fob stopped working and I thought it was a dead battery. With a new battery and the fob being tested for signal strength, the fob still didn't work. A guy at the battery replacement parts store mentioned that there probably was a TH-cam video on the procedure to reprogram the fob. Sure enough, this video was right on the mark. It may be a lot of steps, but according to my brother-in-law; it saved me about $100 from having the Toyota dealership do the reprogramming.
Victory! It worked great the first time. However, I didn't reprogram my original key at the same time and then it wasn't working. So I went through the steps again and got both keys programmed. I love the stack of $20 bills in my pocket I saved by doing this myself. Thanks!
Worked exactly as shown in the video. Like others my original fob died years ago. Went to backup. That died today. This was the first video I watched and it worked like a charm. Great resource, THANK YOU-
Thank you so much for info.It’s working on my Toyota Sienna 2005 You are helping people and me save a lots money beside I don’t have a money to fixed my car. God bless you and your family. Thank you again and best wish you and your family all best😊
The Honda dealer I just bought the car off of told me they don't have the tools to reprogram it therefore I must go to a Toyota dealership to have them do it for me, I took my laptop in the van with me and did every step with u it worked awesome, thank you so much! ...the best part was me telling them never mind I just learned how to do it myself on you tube, they felt pretty stupid LOL!
Awesome, it worked on my 2009 Toyota Sienna. It took me a few failed attempts to get it correctly. I did the counting like you did, then I did the waiting for lights or noise to happen to slow me down a few seconds. In the end, I got it to respond. Thanks.
I just replaced the battery in our keyless entry remote and was frustrated that it still wasn't working. I found this video and, although it seriously looks like I'm watching some funky OCD voodoo magic, it shows exactly what to do. It was actually pretty cool seeing it work out in real time as I did everything while watching the video on my tablet in the van. Thanks!!!
It works like a champ for my 2008 Toyota sienna. That saved me a hundreds of dollar from the dealer or locksmith. Thanks for sharing. It made my life so much easier. So easy to follow compared to the instructions that comes with from the manufacturer.
Thanks Bro. you're Awesome. I was going to buy a replacement remote for 2008 sienna. After I watch your video and I programmed the remote. it worked perfectly. youre the Best with the instruction. Thanks for a million words and still not enough to say thank you.
Thank you so much! this worked perfectly for me on my 2008 Toyota Sienna and saved me almost $200.! I ordered the replacement key fob, and followed the instructions on your video to a "T." Worked great!
Awesome!! I bought a 2012 Scion xb with only one key. I bought a pair off of eBay, and watched a few videos before I found this one. You explained it easily enough for me to understand I had to do it twice before I got it right. Programmed both keys,Thank you!!
You sir, are a gentleman and a scholar! Worked a treat on our 2004 Fielder X RHD in NZ. Remote button is on the key itself, and only one button. But held it down for the required 2 secs and it worked. Cheers!
Bro, I was going to buy a new key fob because I thought mine didn't work. Brilliant explication, right to the point. Best part, it works! Can't thank you enough.
Thanks a million for posting this. I have a 2008 Sienna and a strict budget due to my wife and I losing our jobs. Probably saved me a good 80 bucks from the dealership.
This worked perfect. Thank you so much for saving me some money! Your explanation was spot on, and it was slow enough that I followed along with the steps as you talked and only had to watch the video a couple times to fix my remote (I would have only had to watch once if I realized I needed to reprogram both remotes because fixing one automatically made the other deactivate, which I should have realized initially :-)...but I walked through the steps twice within 5 minutes and both my fobs are working now). Just as an FYI, my remote stopped working randomly, I had a new battery put in at a battery store (they tried 3 batteries and none worked), and before giving up I decided to google my problem. So if you get a new battery and that doesn't fix the problem, try doing this.
I just programmed 2 fobs. The car did not cycle the locks when entering the program mode and had to shut the drivers door to exit the mode and complete finalize the programing. Thank you for the video.
Thank you! Work on my wife's Yaris, 2007. Little note: If you have already an OEM remote and wish to program another new remote (like in my case), you must proceed the operation with BOTH remotes. Otherwise it will work just the remote that you programmed now.
@@sagacious11 No, you only have to repeat the last step for each fob you want to program. I was able to reprogram 3 fobs to work with my 2008 Toyota Sienna by following these steps.
@vehix411 it works i got 2 toyota siennas 2004 and 2007 i bought to remotes and i follower your steps and it works, toyota dealer told me they need $180 for each, thanks alot
4/12/2019... It worked on my 2006 Sienna. Key point is that when you reprogram per this video, make sure you do it to both key FOBs, not just on the one that's not working. Background: On mine, one key FOB wasn't working, so I followed the video and it started working. However, the 2nd key FOB that did not have a problem, stopped functioning after the 1st key FOB was reprogrammed. Therefore, I did the reprogram again, but did it to both key FOBs successively like the video shows. Now, both key FOBs are working like it should.
thank you so much for posting this video. i had printed instructions but i was not comprehending. about 3 tries with your instructions and it worked. yeah!!!!
Thanks for the video....this worked great on a 2008 Sienna. I had one fob that worked and a second that didn't after I replaced its battery. Remember to reprogram both remotes one right after the other if you have two. Otherwise, the newly programmed fob will work and the old one that was working will stop working.
Hi, great video. I have 1 good key and I bad key that need to be re-program. Doing this re-programming, do I need to do anything to the good key or just don't do anything to the good key?
You saved us several hundred dollars! It worked on our 2005 Toyota Sienna not sure why it worked for an older model but it worked! Do you know how to program a new key? It will cost me another couple hundred just to get the key done and would love to do it myself!!
Work perfectly The only thing was I had to open and close the sliding doors manually And close them Before the remote started working Same with the hatch
Thanks a bunch, same problem I was having and since I just got the van I wasn't sure if it would work, I did like you said and open and closed the sliding doors and hatch and it works perfectly!
Thx😂 I bought a used 2005 sienna xle limited awd it came with two keys but no key fobs at all. I bought a used one from ebay and follow your video😏😱 So simple.
Yes, thank you very much. I can't believe the dealership would charge so much. I was having other work done and thought they would do it easily for much less.
Great job of saving people money. I tried the steps for my Toyota Camry LE 2007 but it did not work. Can you please tell me the steps if different for Camry LE 2007. Thanks.
Anyone know if this works on a 2016 sienna? The description says it does, but ever other site I view and all the generic remote sales websites say from 2011 onward REQUIRES programming at dealer or authorized locksmith. Anyone confirm this has worked on sienna's 2011 or newer?
I was able to reprogram 3 fobs for my wife's 2008 Toyota Sienna using this technique. Apparently you have to do this any time you replace the battery in any fob.
A few years back, her main fob stopped working, so I replaced the battery but it still didn't work. Dealer said we needed to replace the fob and charged more than $200 most of which was for the reprogramming. Now, that newest fob stopped working and once again replacing the battery didn't work. Using your technique I was able to reprogram both fobs that deprogrammed when their batteries became depleted along with the one that was still working. Thank you so much for sharing this video and the written instructions. You saved me a couple of hundred bucks. I just wish I had found this video earlier so I could have avoided that initial dealer rip off. 🙂
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Thanks a lot! I needed this information. Mine always stopped working when I get a new battery (now I know why). I've thought of replacing it... But thanks for this info. I'll get a new battery and just reprogram.
There's no such thing as them deprograming you have no idea what you're talking about.
Your instructions were excellent! It worked on my 2010 Toyota Sienna and saved me $161 that the Toyota dealership wanted to charge me (when it took me less than 5 minutes to program). Just remember that (as instructed in the video) you do have to reset both remotes at the end of the process (the part about pushing the lock and unlock buttons on the key fob at the same time). Otherwise, you'll be programming one remote and de-programming the second remote (the one that worked originally). It pays to follow instructions exactly. Thanks again!!
Thank You 2010 Toyota sienna XLT took me several tries but couldn't have done it without this video.
Perfect instructions! Thank you so much.
Bought my 2008 Toyota Sienna XLE back in December 2012 and only one alarm remote is working and thought the other spare remote is out of battery and got new battery for it and didn't work either. But after watching your video, you gave me hope. I reprogrammed and works like magic. Lock, unlock, and sliding doors works PERFECTLY. You save me two hundred dollars from the *stealer* (dealer). Thank you so much.
If it doesn't work, for 2006 Sienna, 1) start engine for 10 seconds, to fully cancel previous programming mode. 2) when you get to the step where you turn the ignition on then off, if the lock doesn't automatically cycle, pull the key out of the ignition to force the lock cycle. Found this procedure in other youtube videos, and this modified procedure worked for me.
For what it's worth, I must have tried 5 times on my 2006 sienna before I got it to work and I didn't start the engine to reset the procedure. I just closed the door, hit the automatic lock to lock all doors, unlocked the driver's side door, opened the driver's side door, and took the key out.
Thank you! This worked on my 2005!
WOW!!! That worked. Thank you. I have a 2010 Sienna. Remote randomly stopped working. Replaced battery. No dice. I ran through the process and the remote magically works again. Thank you again for saving me the cost of a replacement fob. YOU ROCK!
Worked great on my 2006 Sienna, thanks!
The first time the side door buttons wouldn't work, so I tried it again and it worked. The difference might have been that the first time, the side doors started from a locked position, the second time from an unlocked position.
So if your side door buttons don't work, try leaving all your doors unlocked when you do this.
Your video saved me from having to make a trip down to the Toyota dealership when one of my '08 Sienna's remotes quit working. Probably saved me a bundle too. Followed your instructions and the remote started working again. Thanks a bunch!
First I thought this was a troll video to make people go out n look like idiots...
But I was wrong. Worked great on my sienna. Also an '09. Thanks bromigo. You the man.
Dan....You are AWESOME! I lost my whole set of keys with my remote. I called the Toyota dealership and it was $175 for the remote itself and another $50 for them to program it as that was "the only way to do it". I looked on TH-cam and found your video. I have to be honest....I thought it was too good to be true and that it wouldn't work if I ordered a remote off of Ebay. Regardless, I gave it a try. $17 for the remote, $5 for shipping, and this video and it works!!! Thanks for sharing!
I tried 3 videos before this one -- this is the only one that worked RIGHT the first time. Thank you! :) :) :) -daniel
I thought this was a joke at first, but I was pleasantly surprised when I was able to sync my key fob back to my van after not having a fob for a year. Good job!
I cannot trust this is not a joke despite seeing tons of comments saying this works lol
@@RTCDigitalSI was dying laughing each time the dude opened and closed the door… I’m about to try it on my 2015 sienna.
Worked like a charm for my 2004 Sienna that I purchased with no key fob. Thank you! Modernized my old van a bit for just $12 and 5 minutes of my time
I just bought a new replacement from ebay for my Toyota Sienna and I was able to reprogram it using this technique. It really works.
This is the best video for car repair I have ever seen on TH-cam!
Yesterday my 2009 Sienna's key fob stopped working and I thought it was a dead battery. With a new battery and the fob being tested for signal strength, the fob still didn't work. A guy at the battery replacement parts store mentioned that there probably was a TH-cam video on the procedure to reprogram the fob. Sure enough, this video was right on the mark. It may be a lot of steps, but according to my brother-in-law; it saved me about $100 from having the Toyota dealership do the reprogramming.
Victory! It worked great the first time. However, I didn't reprogram my original key at the same time and then it wasn't working. So I went through the steps again and got both keys programmed. I love the stack of $20 bills in my pocket I saved by doing this myself. Thanks!
Worked exactly as shown in the video. Like others my original fob died years ago. Went to backup. That died today. This was the first video I watched and it worked like a charm. Great resource, THANK YOU-
Thank you so much for info.It’s working on my Toyota Sienna 2005
You are helping people and me save a lots money beside I don’t have a money to fixed my car. God bless you and your family. Thank you again and best wish you and your family all best😊
The Honda dealer I just bought the car off of told me they don't have the tools to reprogram it therefore I must go to a Toyota dealership to have them do it for me, I took my laptop in the van with me and did every step with u it worked awesome, thank you so much! ...the best part was me telling them never mind I just learned how to do it myself on you tube, they felt pretty stupid LOL!
Awesome, it worked on my 2009 Toyota Sienna. It took me a few failed attempts to get it correctly. I did the counting like you did, then I did the waiting for lights or noise to happen to slow me down a few seconds. In the end, I got it to respond. Thanks.
Worked like a dream for me. Took two tries, but that's because I got the sequence wrong the first time. Thanks very much for this!
I just replaced the battery in our keyless entry remote and was frustrated that it still wasn't working. I found this video and, although it seriously looks like I'm watching some funky OCD voodoo magic, it shows exactly what to do. It was actually pretty cool seeing it work out in real time as I did everything while watching the video on my tablet in the van. Thanks!!!
*Oh man, the part of your comment mentioning OCD, etc. ("watching some OCD voodoo magic") made me laugh so hard! Good stuff!*
It works like a champ for my 2008 Toyota sienna. That saved me a hundreds of dollar from the dealer or locksmith. Thanks for sharing. It made my life so much easier. So easy to follow compared to the instructions that comes with from the manufacturer.
Three remotes programming (the OEM included), it worked flawlessly!!! Thank you very much. 2010 Toyota Sienna XLE
worked on my 08 sienna. saved me 200 bucks.!!!!!!!! thank you man!
hey dan, thank you so much!!! i did this in about 2 minutes!! my husband was impressed with me! thanx to u!!!
Thanks Bro. you're Awesome. I was going to buy a replacement remote for 2008 sienna. After I watch your video and I programmed the remote. it worked perfectly. youre the Best with the instruction. Thanks for a million words and still not enough to say thank you.
Thanks. Your video saved me the $39 that the dealer wanted to charge me. It is a wacky programming procedure but worked perfectly.
This is Really Work!! I just do it once and follow his step and now my Remote is working!! Just Follow the Steps!! You will see
Thank you so much! this worked perfectly for me on my 2008 Toyota Sienna and saved me almost $200.! I ordered the replacement key fob, and followed the instructions on your video to a "T." Worked great!
Awesome!! I bought a 2012 Scion xb with only one key. I bought a pair off of eBay, and watched a few videos before I found this one. You explained it easily enough for me to understand I had to do it twice before I got it right. Programmed both keys,Thank you!!
You sir, are a gentleman and a scholar! Worked a treat on our 2004 Fielder X RHD in NZ. Remote button is on the key itself, and only one button. But held it down for the required 2 secs and it worked. Cheers!
Worked the very first time on a 2007 Sienna. Thank you for posting and for the detailed instructions in the description. You Rock!
I followed along as the video went and now it's programmed thank you very much
Thank you for the instruction. programmed two more fobs with this video successfully at first try !!!!
Bro, I was going to buy a new key fob because I thought mine didn't work. Brilliant explication, right to the point. Best part, it works!
Can't thank you enough.
Thanks a million for posting this. I have a 2008 Sienna and a strict budget due to my wife and I losing our jobs. Probably saved me a good 80 bucks from the dealership.
This worked perfect. Thank you so much for saving me some money! Your explanation was spot on, and it was slow enough that I followed along with the steps as you talked and only had to watch the video a couple times to fix my remote (I would have only had to watch once if I realized I needed to reprogram both remotes because fixing one automatically made the other deactivate, which I should have realized initially :-)...but I walked through the steps twice within 5 minutes and both my fobs are working now). Just as an FYI, my remote stopped working randomly, I had a new battery put in at a battery store (they tried 3 batteries and none worked), and before giving up I decided to google my problem. So if you get a new battery and that doesn't fix the problem, try doing this.
+1 on this working. I have a 2006 toyota sienna that I just programmed an aftermarket remote on. Thanks for the video!
I just programmed 2 fobs. The car did not cycle the locks when entering the program mode and had to shut the drivers door to exit the mode and complete finalize the programing. Thank you for the video.
Got it after three attempts. Many thanks.
THANK YOU. IT worked for my Sienna 2008. You saved me a lot of time and money. I'll have you in my prayers.
Flawless directions! Thank you!!! Worked on my 2010 Toyota Sienna!!
Thank you! Work on my wife's Yaris, 2007. Little note: If you have already an OEM remote and wish to program another new remote (like in my case), you must proceed the operation with BOTH remotes. Otherwise it will work just the remote that you programmed now.
Thanks - very helpful tip!
So, you're saying to individually program each remote by going through all the steps with each of them?
@@sagacious11 No, you only have to repeat the last step for each fob you want to program. I was able to reprogram 3 fobs to work with my 2008 Toyota Sienna by following these steps.
@vehix411
it works i got 2 toyota siennas 2004 and 2007 i bought to remotes and i follower your steps and it works, toyota dealer told me they need $180 for each, thanks alot
4/12/2019... It worked on my 2006 Sienna. Key point is that when you reprogram per this video, make sure you do it to both key FOBs, not just on the one that's not working. Background: On mine, one key FOB wasn't working, so I followed the video and it started working. However, the 2nd key FOB that did not have a problem, stopped functioning after the 1st key FOB was reprogrammed. Therefore, I did the reprogram again, but did it to both key FOBs successively like the video shows. Now, both key FOBs are working like it should.
i had to give a thumbs up. It worked for my Toyota Aurion 2006 to 2011
thank you so much for posting this video. i had printed instructions but i was not comprehending. about 3 tries with your instructions and it worked. yeah!!!!
Worked for my 2011 Toyota corolla thank you so much!
THANK YOU!! These instructions worked on my 2009 Toyota Matrix... must be same for all recent Toyotas...? *Whew!* I'm so happy!!!
Just reprogrammed one of the remotes (thought it was bad). Thanks for the detailed instruction.
works like a charm. thanks.. saved me a headache and probably alot of $
THANK YOU! It worked on my 2008 Sienna. (09-24-16) YES!
Thanx man! I did mine at the same time as I was watching your video! I can't believe the dealers charge $200 for a min job.
Thanks, this worked great for my 2010 Sienna XLE, saved us about $120 bucks relative to taking it in.
Thank you so much for showing me how to reprogram my parents key fobs for their toyota sienna.
Thank you so much! This was very easy to follow and fixed my keyless fob remote for my 2008 Toyota Sienna.
tried during video stream and worked at first attempt.
Thank you so much
Thanks for the video....this worked great on a 2008 Sienna. I had one fob that worked and a second that didn't after I replaced its battery. Remember to reprogram both remotes one right after the other if you have two. Otherwise, the newly programmed fob will work and the old one that was working will stop working.
You the man! Thanks for the video. Giant help. My wife loves me even more now
Hi, great video. I have 1 good key and I bad key that need to be re-program. Doing this re-programming, do I need to do anything to the good key or just don't do anything to the good key?
It worked perfectly on my 2010 Sienna!! Thank you!
I fix my remote control thanks to you I save money
Thank you very much . By following the steps all went well , now I have two operating controls. 😀😀👍👍👍👌👌👌
Thank you so much! Worked for my 2010 Sienna!
fixed neighbors van remote. great video
You saved us several hundred dollars! It worked on our 2005 Toyota Sienna not sure why it worked for an older model but it worked! Do you know how to program a new key? It will cost me another couple hundred just to get the key done and would love to do it myself!!
Thank you!
Worked for my 2011 Toyota Corolla S
Thank you. It is good for Toyota Sienna 2004 too. Great a job !!!
Work perfectly The only thing was I had to open and close the sliding doors manually And close them Before the remote started working Same with the hatch
Thanks a bunch, same problem I was having and since I just got the van I wasn't sure if it would work, I did like you said and open and closed the sliding doors and hatch and it works perfectly!
thank you so much. Toyota tried to tell me it was a sensor when I knew it wasn't. I even told them it probably just needs to be programmed.
Thank you Soooo much!!! Works like a charm. Really simple and easy to follow instructions.
Thanks brother, it’s worked on my 09 sienna
Thx😂 I bought a used 2005 sienna xle limited awd it came with two keys but no key fobs at all. I bought a used one from ebay and follow your video😏😱 So simple.
Thank you. So easy to program remotes for my 2010 Toyota Sienna XLE. All six buttons work.
fantastic!!! it really worked on my 09 sienna. thanks
Worked perfect on my 08 Sienna, thanks!!!
Thanks man! I just programmed my 2005 Sienna XLE with a used remote I bought on eBay. same steps. works great!
Perfect!!!! Worked like a charm!!!!! Thanks!!!!!
Thank you man, this is awesome!
Stupid toyota dealership here was going to charge me $225 for new remote and programming. Talk about robbery. Thanks for this!
Awesome! It worked from the first try! I have Sienna 2008 LE. Thanks a lot!
Wow, thank you! This worked on my 2008 Sienna! I appreciate it!
That was the weirdest thing I have ever tried with a car fix, but it worked. 150 cool points for you sir!!!
worked on my 09 Sienna. Thanks alot
Thanks for the great advice. Saved me $80 by not having to go to the dealership,
Thanks, worked like a champ!!!
saved me 250 bucks!!! thank you
It worked for my 2008!! Thanks much!
Thank you so much. The company that sold me the remote has incorrect instructions on their website. They omitted the last close door in step 6.
This works. Thanks. But how to program so that the side doors, lift gate and panic button also work?
Yes, thank you very much. I can't believe the dealership would charge so much. I was having other work done and thought they would do it easily for much less.
Great job of saving people money. I tried the steps for my Toyota Camry LE 2007 but it did not work. Can you please tell me the steps if different for Camry LE 2007. Thanks.
thanxxxxxx a lot its working for corolla 2009
thanks god
i be as a fool for last 3 months without remote
Thank you 😃 I didn't think it would work.
Thanks a lot. Worked perfectly for my Toyota Avensis 2003 as well.
Worked like a charm. Thanks for the tip
Anyone know if this works on a 2016 sienna? The description says it does, but ever other site I view and all the generic remote sales websites say from 2011 onward REQUIRES programming at dealer or authorized locksmith. Anyone confirm this has worked on sienna's 2011 or newer?
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