My 2002 Sienna needed the other doors closed and "locked" in order to go into programming mode, but the rest of the steps were the same. Make sure to program all the remotes at the same time, because every time the vehicle goes into programming mode creates a new code, and your older remotes wont work anymore. Thanks for sharing your video.
I bought a used 02 Sienna and it came with a basic three button fob. If I buy a four button remote with the trunk release, will that feature work? (Couldn’t find answers elsewhere) Thank you
It just depends on your vehicles options - whether or not it has the power hatch option installed. I would call a toyota dealership with your VIN number. Speak with their part's department - ask them to look up if your vehicle has the keyless entry remote option then ask how many buttons the remote should have on it.
Bro what do you mean I’m struggling very hard right now. The key I have now is front has two buttons at the bottom has a toyota logo, and back has a red button
i am desperate. I need help. I did all what you showed in your video. It did not work. I have 2003 Toyota sienna with mobility ramp, my old remote key fob did not work so I bought and replaced a battery in the key, but then it wont work anymore. Tried pairing it, but still not working. Went to 2 Toyota dealerships, but they cant figure it out even after diagnosing. we just payed, but didn't even work.
My Sienna had the original key removed and replaced with a non programmable key, how can I get it into programming mode for the key fobs, according to Toyota it is set for key fobs
On the 2nd round, 3rd press of lock/unlock, the van doors refuse to lock. What do I do? Any help? Ive been having to crawl in thru the back because the key doesn't work in the handles 😭 (1999 sienna)
I tried and tried but could not put in program Mode. I have a 1999 Toyota Sienna. The Video Dose Not seem To apply for the Van You advertised. Can You Please Help with New Instructions? Thank you!
How can I tell if my new-to-me 2002 Sienna CE is programmable? I was thinking they all came with the ability. It came with some kind of generic locksmithed key copy, but I just cut an OEM (non-chip) key for it (which works). I bought an OEM remote transmitter and I can't seem to get into programming mode when performing these operations.
The easiest way to tell if your Sienna is set-up for factory remotes is to take your VIN number and call a Toyota Dealership. Speak with their parts department, they can look up the original build sheet for the vehicle and see if it has the factory remote option or not.
@@PYR-Auto last night I physically checked for the wireless door lock control receiver and the van has one. So I proceeded to try more. I even watched Speedkar99's video on remote programming (same procedure) and did the operations at the exact same time while watching him... still not working. I'm gonna guess that the unit or wiring to it might be bad, but in the past I apparently skipped downloading the diagnostics for the wireless door lock control section of the repair manual through a $20 3 day Sub to Toyota's repair information site. Kicking myself now. Any ideas for me besides spending another 20 to find that diagnostic info? The Haynes manual for the van doesn't go into much detail on the wireless door control system at all.
You can use a used remote but it needs to be the correct one for an 01 sienna. Even if you had no remotes present, you should still be able to get the vehicle into programming mode, if the vehicle is set-up for factory keyless remotes.
@@PYR-Auto it had one but the ring connector broke , now i cant find the guts to it or i would just swap the guts to the new one...will try again to get to program mode and they look just alike but the one i found had a trunk button instead of a sliding door button..
Thank you, but it deleted my old fob also, but it works out anyways because the XLE Sienna came with slide door openers which I deleted but inadvertently would slide them open as I walked away when I put my keys in my pocket.
I bought this van 2 months ago without remote, I confirmed from Toyota about this model it has keyless entry, The problem is its not going in programming mode at all I have comparable remote with this model with good batteries ... could you please help me thanks...
I'm sure you have already tried multiple times, but some vehicles are much more sensitive than others in regards to the speed in which the procedure is done. I would recommend trying the procedure again, but vary you speed(faster or slower) It can take just the right speed for some vehicles to enter programming mode . Also, between attempts, take your key out of the ignition and open and close your door a few times before starting again to "reset" before trying the procedure again. If you are still unable to get the vehicle into programming mode, it is possible there is an issue with your vehicle and you may need to seek professional assistance.
I think you should have removed the Sienna part of the title since it seems to work for other Toyotas, including this Sequoia you were sitting in. Otherwise, great video.
Ok, my security key is not registering....and my aftermarket doorhandle won't even pop the lock sometimes...lol. i think I have just wasted money on a new fob.
My 2002 Sienna needed the other doors closed and "locked" in order to go into programming mode, but the rest of the steps were the same. Make sure to program all the remotes at the same time, because every time the vehicle goes into programming mode creates a new code, and your older remotes wont work anymore. Thanks for sharing your video.
Good tip, thanks!
What do you mean by that?
Because all the other doors were closed and locked in the video too.
I'm sorry, i didn't understand "the other doors ". Could you explain more? I have the same 2002 and couldn't success.
Do you think the setting in the car for the key pairing has something to do with it too?
I bought a used 02 Sienna and it came with a basic three button fob. If I buy a four button remote with the trunk release, will that feature work? (Couldn’t find answers elsewhere)
Thank you
It just depends on your vehicles options - whether or not it has the power hatch option installed. I would call a toyota dealership with your VIN number. Speak with their part's department - ask them to look up if your vehicle has the keyless entry remote option then ask how many buttons the remote should have on it.
Every thing was ok ,but on 2000 Sienna you have to turn the key on twice to go to programming mode
Bro what do you mean I’m struggling very hard right now. The key I have now is front has two buttons at the bottom has a toyota logo, and back has a red button
How about for a 1998 Toyota sienna? Do you have to take the dash apart?
I got 05 sienna two days ago after I unlock it lock back right away any idea what can be the problem ?
i am desperate. I need help. I did all what you showed in your video. It did not work. I have 2003 Toyota sienna with mobility ramp, my old remote key fob did not work so I bought and replaced a battery in the key, but then it wont work anymore. Tried pairing it, but still not working. Went to 2 Toyota dealerships, but they cant figure it out even after diagnosing. we just payed, but didn't even work.
My Sienna had the original key removed and replaced with a non programmable key, how can I get it into programming mode for the key fobs, according to Toyota it is set for key fobs
The procedure shown in the video
On the 2nd round, 3rd press of lock/unlock, the van doors refuse to lock. What do I do? Any help? Ive been having to crawl in thru the back because the key doesn't work in the handles 😭 (1999 sienna)
Your lock actuators are tired, you can manually move them by hand and should work
I tried and tried but could not put in program Mode. I have a 1999 Toyota Sienna.
The Video Dose Not seem To apply for the Van You advertised.
Can You Please Help with New Instructions?
Thank you!
This for sure isnt a 1st gen. See the 4 window switches? We dont have 4. Im looking for a 1st gen guide as well
Will this process work with an after market fob?
it can, yes
How can I tell if my new-to-me 2002 Sienna CE is programmable? I was thinking they all came with the ability. It came with some kind of generic locksmithed key copy, but I just cut an OEM (non-chip) key for it (which works). I bought an OEM remote transmitter and I can't seem to get into programming mode when performing these operations.
The easiest way to tell if your Sienna is set-up for factory remotes is to take your VIN number and call a Toyota Dealership. Speak with their parts department, they can look up the original build sheet for the vehicle and see if it has the factory remote option or not.
@@PYR-Auto last night I physically checked for the wireless door lock control receiver and the van has one. So I proceeded to try more. I even watched Speedkar99's video on remote programming (same procedure) and did the operations at the exact same time while watching him... still not working. I'm gonna guess that the unit or wiring to it might be bad, but in the past I apparently skipped downloading the diagnostics for the wireless door lock control section of the repair manual through a $20 3 day Sub to Toyota's repair information site. Kicking myself now. Any ideas for me besides spending another 20 to find that diagnostic info? The Haynes manual for the van doesn't go into much detail on the wireless door control system at all.
Sorry, I wouldn't have any information on replacing the actual RKE module
can i use any 2 different remotes for my Siena 2000?
No - they need to be the correct remotes for the vehicle
Can i use a remote i found in the junkyard to program my 01 sienna? I cant seem to get the cycle to signal..
You can use a used remote but it needs to be the correct one for an 01 sienna. Even if you had no remotes present, you should still be able to get the vehicle into programming mode, if the vehicle is set-up for factory keyless remotes.
@@PYR-Auto it had one but the ring connector broke , now i cant find the guts to it or i would just swap the guts to the new one...will try again to get to program mode and they look just alike but the one i found had a trunk button instead of a sliding door button..
Hey I have a 99 sienna wanted to know if after looking there’s supposed to be a chirp or beep?
not sure on that
@@PYR-Auto ok thanks
Thank you, but it deleted my old fob also, but it works out anyways because the XLE Sienna came with slide door openers which I deleted but inadvertently would slide them open as I walked away when I put my keys in my pocket.
Works great!
Awesome!
Im trying to do this on my 2001 sienna everytime i lock the door the car arms itself, what do i need to do to program the new remote
Im not sure what you mean but arms itself - do you have an aftermarket alarm?
My alarm kept going off 2003 toyota sienna with factory installed alarm.
I have 2001 Toyota Sienna CE Plus ... this method is not working on it ? What should I do now please guide me Thanks ... ( CANADA )
Are you sure you're vehicle is set-up for factory keyless remotes? Do you now or have you ever had a working remote for the vehicle?
I bought this van 2 months ago without remote, I confirmed from Toyota about this model it has keyless entry, The problem is its not going in programming mode at all I have comparable remote with this model with good batteries ... could you please help me thanks...
I send them VIN number to confirm
I'm sure you have already tried multiple times, but some vehicles are much more sensitive than others in regards to the speed in which the procedure is done. I would recommend trying the procedure again, but vary you speed(faster or slower) It can take just the right speed for some vehicles to enter programming mode . Also, between attempts, take your key out of the ignition and open and close your door a few times before starting again to "reset" before trying the procedure again. If you are still unable to get the vehicle into programming mode, it is possible there is an issue with your vehicle and you may need to seek professional assistance.
ProgramYourRemote.com Thank you very Much
I think you should have removed the Sienna part of the title since it seems to work for other Toyotas, including this Sequoia you were sitting in. Otherwise, great video.
It is a Sequioa in the video but the same procedure works on many different Toyota and Lexus vehicles, including Sienna
Ok, my security key is not registering....and my aftermarket doorhandle won't even pop the lock sometimes...lol. i think I have just wasted money on a new fob.
Does not work on 2003 sienna
This isn’t a 98-03 Sienna, it doesn’t work
I think my actuator is weak, I think I’ll try to manually lock and unlock with my hand to not overheat the motor