#Toyota master key manual#
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Minor, considering the dealer wanted an extra $400ish for a spare key FOB. The only thing I lost was single/multiple door unlock (i.e. The module to activate the power locks through the remote starter was an extra sixty bucks, which I gladly paid, because the FOB's cost about thirty bucks to replace, and are readily available. I ended up wanting an extra, but my (ex-)girlfriend had a remote starter installed for me as an x-mas present. You might check your policy - you never know. I notice that ICBC (the local govt auto insurance co) has some kind of coverage on losing these expensive keys.

#Toyota master key full#

Incidentally, didn't mention it before, my car has the immobilizer.Ībout the only other potentially useful info I can add is the full text of that sticker. I don't know how the codes are selected - maybe some of the professional Toyota people and locksmiths could weigh in.

#Toyota master key manual#

The key in your picture is the one I lost however, I'm guessing that the FCC ID in my owners manual will match the ID inside the cover of the key?įiremachine69, I was hoping to avoid the almost $300 charge from the dealer to replace this key but if it doesn't turn up I may have to bite the bullet:( So in theory as long as the FCC ID's on any of the aftermarket or ebay keys match the original then those keys should work for engine immobilization and door lock/unlock programing.

are these codes specific to each car or are they specific to a certain region or batch of cars? Atoyot and CTScott, the FCC ID from my owners manual is MOZRI-20BTY. So, with those two done, the last piece is just having the key cut. I haven't seen anyone try the immobilizer key reprogramming, but that procedure looks straight forward. I know that the remote reprogramming procedure works. The key in the eBay listing doesn't list the part number or FCC ID, so it's difficult to tell if it is actually correct. The FCC ID would have been on the back of the original remote key, and will also be printed in your owners manual. If I end up getting one of these and then program it myself would I just have the blade of the key cut at a locksmith? The one in the picture in the above link is the key that I unfortunately lost.

When you mention purchasing an uncut version from ebay with the same FCC ID, where would I find the FCC ID for the master that I currently have? Thanks for the info! I do in fact have the other masters but they are just the key with no keyless buttons. I really don't want to spend that kind of money to replace the key so I found a company on ebay called midwest keyless that sells these fobs, they look just like the OEM.any idea if these would work? Would the dealer be able to program it? If I decide to replace the keyless entry fob, and the original key turns up in the grocery store lost and found the dealer said it would no longer work because the other keys and the cars computer have been reprogrammed.is this correct? They said that the keys have a chip in them because the car has an engine immobilzer but no actual alarm system except for the horn honking and lights flashing. These two keys work fine for unlocking and locking at the door and starting the car but when I called the dealer they said it would be $240 to $270 to replace the keyless entry master plus $49 to program it, cut it and to also reprogram the other two keys that I have.

#Toyota master key code#

I still have the other black master key (with no keyless buttons) as well as the grey key (valet?) and the metal tag with the number code on it. I happened to lose the key with the keyless entry buttons built in (lock/unlock/panic).