You can make a spare key anywhere. I did this with a used Hyundai I bought that only came with one key. Even if it won't start the engine having a second key to be able to open the doors is helpful.
nah u need the working key to program the other fob diy..
$200 at a dealer is your option now
I have no idea why my spare is unprogrammed. The car is sorta older, there’s no chance pic rel might help? Really annoying to have to drop so much so cash when I have a cut key right in front of me.
Car was bought from a dealership by my mom originally.
https://i.imgur.com/yVwhzKn.jpg
why don't you find your keys dipshit
Yeah, got one of these in the mail already. I drive for USPS and think I lost it somewhere on my route, just hoping it turns up within a couple days before spending the money.
And it’s not a ‘fob’, it’s a key like this but cut for my car. Also, I have the title but since it’s my moms car I never bothered to do an official ownership transfer so it’s still in her name, it’s not signed over. Please tell me this won’t prevent me from getting a replacement key?
the official way is to tow the car to the dealer and pay $350 for them to cut a key to code and program it to the car.
they will want proof of ownership so you would have to transfer ownership of the car or prevent a valid proof you are taking ownership like a bill of sale or some paperwork or a signed title
the unofficial way is you buy this and do it yourself c**t https://www.aliexpress.us/item/3256805827971308.html
you will need an old laptop to slide the hard drive into or buy one additionally.
>https://www.aliexpress.us/item/3256805827971308.html
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wow thats gay,
here https://www.aliexpress.us/w/wholesale-toyota-otc.html
just pick one that has an included hard drive, dont buy the cheapest fricking one either.
as always, do your research to ensure the one youre buying will work for your vehicle, but I think any should
Mom and pop audio shop can do you cheap with a key or maybe a key chain fob that will work with any old key. You’ll save a little. I thought you could order one and figure out program on youtube but, that is only what I’ve heard.
Maybe this helps. It is for an older yaris from 1999.
You need to translate it yourself.
I programmed my 1996 Carina E in a similar way.
You need one working key though.
I didn’t have a working key. I paid a black guy $100 to program my unprogrammed spare. Car starts now. I have two uncut unprogrammed spares coming in the mail. Cheapest way to get them programmed?
Not worth it to get around key issues along but very cool.
This thread should be a warning to morons who think they're saving money by not making duplicates when they get a vehicle, but they're like people who fail to immediately transfer title then lose their signed title. That happens all the time. (I immediately transfer and pay for a hard copy which can save you if DMV loses your title record as happened to one if my bikes.)
Don't take what isn't yours DaQuan
nah u need the working key to program the other fob diy..
$200 at a dealer is your option now
Why would you have an unprogrammed spare?
dealer
You can make a spare key anywhere. I did this with a used Hyundai I bought that only came with one key. Even if it won't start the engine having a second key to be able to open the doors is helpful.
I have a plain metal spare for simply unlocking, but oddly I do have a spare that has a chip in it but won’t start the car.
I have no idea why my spare is unprogrammed. The car is sorta older, there’s no chance pic rel might help? Really annoying to have to drop so much so cash when I have a cut key right in front of me.
>I have no idea why my spare is unprogrammed
Because last dude didn't want to pay for it same as you. Not sure how a flipper would help.
Car was bought from a dealership by my mom originally.
Yeah, got one of these in the mail already. I drive for USPS and think I lost it somewhere on my route, just hoping it turns up within a couple days before spending the money.
Rolling code, flipper won't clone it
Isn't the code on the key they lost?
the fob uses rolling code. that flipper toy wont help you. a trip to the dealer it is..
How do you know it uses rolling code? I can’t seem to confirm this myself
And it’s not a ‘fob’, it’s a key like this but cut for my car. Also, I have the title but since it’s my moms car I never bothered to do an official ownership transfer so it’s still in her name, it’s not signed over. Please tell me this won’t prevent me from getting a replacement key?
the official way is to tow the car to the dealer and pay $350 for them to cut a key to code and program it to the car.
they will want proof of ownership so you would have to transfer ownership of the car or prevent a valid proof you are taking ownership like a bill of sale or some paperwork or a signed title
the unofficial way is you buy this and do it yourself c**t https://www.aliexpress.us/item/3256805827971308.html
you will need an old laptop to slide the hard drive into or buy one additionally.
>https://www.aliexpress.us/item/3256805827971308.html
Page not found.
What was it?
wow thats gay,
here https://www.aliexpress.us/w/wholesale-toyota-otc.html
just pick one that has an included hard drive, dont buy the cheapest fricking one either.
as always, do your research to ensure the one youre buying will work for your vehicle, but I think any should
why don't you find your keys dipshit
Op here. The car is inside a locked gate btw. What can I use to cut the chain?
Very funny, but not OP.
Are you sure it’s rolling code? It’s kinda old
Mom and pop audio shop can do you cheap with a key or maybe a key chain fob that will work with any old key. You’ll save a little. I thought you could order one and figure out program on youtube but, that is only what I’ve heard.
https://www.toyota-forum.de/threads/anleitung-zum-programmieren-neuer-schluessel.140506/
Maybe this helps. It is for an older yaris from 1999.
You need to translate it yourself.
I programmed my 1996 Carina E in a similar way.
You need one working key though.
I didn’t have a working key. I paid a black guy $100 to program my unprogrammed spare. Car starts now. I have two uncut unprogrammed spares coming in the mail. Cheapest way to get them programmed?
i programmed a new fob to my '99 v70
took about 4 years to reverse engineer how to do it
good luck
Just steal a Kia, rip out the ignition switch, use a usb-A to turn the locking interface nub
Kiss don’t have immobilizers
Most good locksmiths can come to your house and program one for you for under 200. they had no trouble doing so for my 2006 Chrysler.
Post your hands
how come nobody makes open source ecu's
? megasquirt, speeduino
nice, I have to look into those
Not worth it to get around key issues along but very cool.
This thread should be a warning to morons who think they're saving money by not making duplicates when they get a vehicle, but they're like people who fail to immediately transfer title then lose their signed title. That happens all the time. (I immediately transfer and pay for a hard copy which can save you if DMV loses your title record as happened to one if my bikes.)
Get keys, get titles, every time.
Give it back Tyrone