Thank you for the great video, worked like a charm and was straight to the point. * Bonus tip, after you cycle the door switches both times and go to put the key into the ignition, in the video he turned it from lock to on once and then took the key out. This puts the truck into add a key mode. If you cycle it from lock to on, and then lock to on again and then take the key out, it puts it into rewrite mode. Rewrite mode clears all the previous remotes, which is helpful because my truck didn't come with any remotes and the truck only lets you have a maximum of 4 remotes at one time. So I was able to clear the old remotes and add two new remotes. After you add your first remote like shown in the video, hold both buttons then hold a single button - the locks cycle, then you do the same thing with the second remote, hold both buttons then a single button. Now you should have two working remotes. This is described in the factory service manual under Body Electrical page 155 (BE-155) - Wireless Door Lock Control System (Double Cab) I ordered my remotes off amazon (Keyless2Go Replacement for New Keyless Entry Remote Car Key Fob 3 Button FCC HYQ12BBX HYQ12BAN) Not sure about any of the frequency ID's or any of that, mine didn't come with any to match with but these happened to work for me. 2006 Tundra Double Cab Limited. Thanks Again!
Tried the instructions that came with my key fobs so many times (unsuccessfully) that I started looking for a hidden camera! Your instructions worked perfectly. Thanks!
Took me several tries but confirmed to work on 06 tundra crew cab limited. The only thing that messed me up was the step before last after turning the key on and off, you remove the keys before pressing both buttons. I was leaving them in the switch until I saw that you took them out. Thanks for the help.
Omg, thank you so much I bought a MET FOB and the instructions were like a mile long. Now I'm going to go try this process and see, instead of paying the dealer more then I'd care too I'm sure. 😉👍
I watched several videos and I tried this four or five different times with different variations until it finally worked! Thank you! You’re a life saver!
@@KaiMiller I just tried doing what he showed in the video at different speeds. I had a full double cab. If you have an access cab, it might be different
00:00 Start of description 00:54 Start of sequence steps @Bill Bergen, Thank you for your help on this but it seems I've tried 3 times now the sequence, but I do not get any sound from the lock actuators once I remove the key on the step right before the key fob is pressed and held any suggestions? thank you
Would this fix a no fuel pressure problem? I have good fuel pump circuit, relay, ground, EFI fuse relay, good Resistor, 13.7 at the ECM now I’m thinking Crank Sensor and someone pointed to the security system to me too. Gonna try it on Monday when I get to the shop, thanks for the video!
Do you have a link to the key fob? I've been searching everywhere and nobody has it and when I find out it doesn't program. can't find one that works. I have an 06 tundra double cab limited 4.7 v8
Hi, Bill. How important is it for the FCC ID's to match...the old/original key fob and the new one I bought online? The online vendor made it sound important that I send them the FCC ID from my original fob, but they sent me a fob that doesn't seem to have a matching ID. So far I haven't been able to get the process to enter the programming mode. I have a 2006 Tundra double cab V8. Thanks for answering.
Not sure about the matching IDs. Cant hurt though. I would expect that if the replacement transmitters are made for your specific model that they would be compatible. My OE Denso transmitter has an FCC ID of HYQ12BBX. The replacement aftermarket transmitter (China) has an ID of 2AOKM-TOY-V2. They both work fine. Hope that helps. I know that the matching process is difficult and takes many tries to work. If in doubt on the transmitter (key fob) you could always get one from your Toyota Dealer.
@@billbergen2817 Thanks for the quick reply! I will give it another shot, or two, after watching your video...which is really clear and helpful. If that doesn't work, I may have to resort to the dealership. I am encouraged since your FCC ID's do not match that perhaps that is not the problem. Fingers crossed!
Hi dear.Please look for a way to program the Center Lock Toyota Sequoia 2002. I have a problem that the ash device does not work. It gives a signal, but it does not lock or unlock the device. Note that all doors operate a manual center lock, please help.
I did this and it kinda worked the first time... Only thing it did cycle twice so I had to redo it. But the next time isn't doing anything! Wonder if anyone knows what it's going on?? 🤔
Hello I have the same 2006 SR5 V8 Tundra doublecab , and I’ve followed these steps exactly more than 10 times but it never goes into programming mode . After you put in the key and turn to on and back to off and pull it out , yours cycles once , mine doesn’t cycle at all to let me know I’m in programming mode . I’ve followed these steps exactly do you know what else can be done ?
I dont know of any alternate methods. I had to do it several times before I got it right. Even then it didn't work on my video first try. As a last resort you could go to a dealership. Good luck.
You might want to try the procedure for the Tundra "without" double cab. My '06 Tundra is an "access cab" and I used the Tundra only instructions. I got my brand new fob programmed on the second try and it works perfectly! I used the Double cab procedure first and it would never enter the program mode, again try the single cab procedure which is a bit different.
@@peterwright4720 I went to www.remotesremotes.com . There are two headings after you enter model, year etc. When you pull down the model column again, you will see Tundra double cab and also just Tundra by itself. After being frustrated with the double procedure I used the latter Tundra only. It programmed right perfectly on the second try. Hope it works for you. There are also other web sights I have not tried but I sure hope this works for you!
I have the exact same vehicle and was told the keyless entry was not standard on this vehicle so I.m wondering if the transmitter is different from the factory installed versions.
@@1000carguy either I'm a dummy or my truck is but I've tried this about 5 times and I can't get the truck to lock/unlock to notify my that it's in any kind of programming mode.
The 2007 is a different model. Likely to be a different process. You will need to confirm the exact process. Remember, it doesn't seem to work every time but with a bit of tenacity you will be successful.
Thank you for the great video, worked like a charm and was straight to the point.
* Bonus tip, after you cycle the door switches both times and go to put the key into the ignition, in the video he turned it from lock to on once and then took the key out. This puts the truck into add a key mode. If you cycle it from lock to on, and then lock to on again and then take the key out, it puts it into rewrite mode. Rewrite mode clears all the previous remotes, which is helpful because my truck didn't come with any remotes and the truck only lets you have a maximum of 4 remotes at one time. So I was able to clear the old remotes and add two new remotes. After you add your first remote like shown in the video, hold both buttons then hold a single button - the locks cycle, then you do the same thing with the second remote, hold both buttons then a single button. Now you should have two working remotes.
This is described in the factory service manual under Body Electrical page 155 (BE-155)
- Wireless Door Lock Control System (Double Cab)
I ordered my remotes off amazon (Keyless2Go Replacement for New Keyless Entry Remote Car Key Fob 3 Button FCC HYQ12BBX HYQ12BAN)
Not sure about any of the frequency ID's or any of that, mine didn't come with any to match with but these happened to work for me. 2006 Tundra Double Cab Limited.
Thanks Again!
Thanks a bunch!! Worked for me
Tried the instructions that came with my key fobs so many times (unsuccessfully) that I started looking for a hidden camera! Your instructions worked perfectly. Thanks!
Worked perfectly on my ‘06 Tundra! Thank you!!!
Wow. What a crazy combination. Its like putting a code in an old nintendo console.
Took me several tries but confirmed to work on 06 tundra crew cab limited. The only thing that messed me up was the step before last after turning the key on and off, you remove the keys before pressing both buttons. I was leaving them in the switch until I saw that you took them out. Thanks for the help.
After a few tries this is the only program sequence that worked for me. Thank you!
Glad to hear that you had success! I had to do it several times to get it to work. Its a bit tricky!
You sir are the man!! Did it on my Tundra 2004 and worked like a charm
I've watched so many videos and yours worked for my 05 Toyota Sequoia, thanks a lot 🎉
This was my third video I’ve watched. And it worked for my awesome 06 tundra. Thank you sir and marry Christmas to you and your family!!!
Glad it worked for you. And, yes, the 2006 Tundra is awesome!
Omg, thank you so much I bought a MET FOB and the instructions were like a mile long. Now I'm going to go try this process and see, instead of paying the dealer more then I'd care too I'm sure. 😉👍
Two tries and it worked!! Thanks
I watched several videos and I tried this four or five different times with different variations until it finally worked! Thank you! You’re a life saver!
How did you get it to work, I can not get my 2006 to go into programming mode
@@KaiMiller I just tried doing what he showed in the video at different speeds. I had a full double cab. If you have an access cab, it might be different
@@thomasspencer1876 I have a Toyota sequoia
Thanks, worked perfectly for my Corolla Verso 07!
You just saved me $300!!! I can’t thank you enough
This worked for my 05 Tundra Double Cab with some eBay fobs I got for $15. Thanks for the video!
Worked first try! Thanks for the video.
Thank you very much, your video helped me a lot today.
Worked like a charm sir!
Worked on my 06 double cab, thank you!!
Koo, I have the same truck I feel better knowing it worked with your truck.
Worked great. Thanks so much.
Thanks a much needed video.
It worked! Thank you
thanks , worked for me on sequoia 2004.
Thanks so much for your help
00:00 Start of description
00:54 Start of sequence steps
@Bill Bergen, Thank you for your help on this but it seems I've tried 3 times now the sequence, but I do not get any sound from the lock actuators once I remove the key on the step right before the key fob is pressed and held any suggestions? thank you
Awesome! Thanks Bill
Would this fix a no fuel pressure problem? I have good fuel pump circuit, relay, ground, EFI fuse relay, good Resistor, 13.7 at the ECM now I’m thinking Crank Sensor and someone pointed to the security system to me too. Gonna try it on Monday when I get to the shop, thanks for the video!
It only took me two tries but it worked,,,, hurray 2006 tundra
thanks worked perfect
Thanks Bill!
where can i buy a remote for my 2006 Toyota Tundra
Hi thank you i need program a 2002 Toyota Sequoia key, please?
Did you know if it works for s 2009 Sienna ?
Where can I buy this , and thank you
Do you have a link to the key fob? I've been searching everywhere and nobody has it and when I find out it doesn't program. can't find one that works. I have an 06 tundra double cab limited 4.7 v8
hOW ABOUT A 07 tundra, SR5 Crewmax?
@Bill Bergen My Tundra won't cycle the door locks after the entry mode. Is there something like a fuse or relay that I should check?
Did you figure it out please respond
@@KaiMiller My Tundra ended up having electrical issues. Previous owner had disabled several things in my fuse box.
@@notaflightmedic oh shoot well that’s not good I hope that’s not why mine won’t go into programming mode, thank you
Do I hit it unlock or lock first
Hi, Bill. How important is it for the FCC ID's to match...the old/original key fob and the new one I bought online? The online vendor made it sound important that I send them the FCC ID from my original fob, but they sent me a fob that doesn't seem to have a matching ID. So far I haven't been able to get the process to enter the programming mode. I have a 2006 Tundra double cab V8. Thanks for answering.
Not sure about the matching IDs. Cant hurt though. I would expect that if the replacement transmitters are made for your specific model that they would be compatible. My OE Denso transmitter has an FCC ID of HYQ12BBX. The replacement aftermarket transmitter (China) has an ID of 2AOKM-TOY-V2. They both work fine. Hope that helps. I know that the matching process is difficult and takes many tries to work. If in doubt on the transmitter (key fob) you could always get one from your Toyota Dealer.
@@billbergen2817 Thanks for the quick reply! I will give it another shot, or two, after watching your video...which is really clear and helpful. If that doesn't work, I may have to resort to the dealership. I am encouraged since your FCC ID's do not match that perhaps that is not the problem. Fingers crossed!
Hi dear.Please look for a way to program the Center Lock Toyota Sequoia 2002. I have a problem that the ash device does not work. It gives a signal, but it does not lock or unlock the device. Note that all doors operate a manual center lock, please help.
Never would have believed it until I had to do it works great
I did this and it kinda worked the first time... Only thing it did cycle twice so I had to redo it. But the next time isn't doing anything! Wonder if anyone knows what it's going on?? 🤔
Didn’t work for me any suggestions? Do all vehicles come with the ability to program for keyless entry?
All vehicles meaning Toyota Tundra 06 specs iforce v8 4wd
Will this work for 2000 Tundra Limited ?
Should work for all first-generation Tundra Trucks
Hello I have the same 2006 SR5 V8 Tundra doublecab , and I’ve followed these steps exactly more than 10 times but it never goes into programming mode . After you put in the key and turn to on and back to off and pull it out , yours cycles once , mine doesn’t cycle at all to let me know I’m in programming mode . I’ve followed these steps exactly do you know what else can be done ?
I dont know of any alternate methods. I had to do it several times before I got it right. Even then it didn't work on my video first try. As a last resort you could go to a dealership. Good luck.
Did you ever get it to work?
You might want to try the procedure for the Tundra "without" double cab. My '06 Tundra is an "access cab" and I used the Tundra only instructions. I got my brand new fob programmed on the second try and it works perfectly! I used the Double cab procedure first and it would never enter the program mode, again try the single cab procedure which is a bit different.
@@bunkytony Can you point me to the instructions that worked for you?
Thanks
@@peterwright4720 I went to www.remotesremotes.com . There are two headings after you enter model, year etc. When you pull down the model column again, you will see Tundra double cab and also just Tundra by itself. After being frustrated with the double procedure I used the latter Tundra only. It programmed right perfectly on the second try. Hope it works for you. There are also other web sights I have not tried but I sure hope this works for you!
Simply cannot get this to work on an 07 tundra
why didn't you test the panic button???
How about for a 2005 Toyota tundra sr5 that's what I've got
Did it work for your 05?
I've done this dozens of times and it's just not working for me.
I have a 2006 tundra xsp but nothing seems to be working.
I have the exact same vehicle and was told the keyless entry was not standard on this vehicle so I.m wondering if the transmitter is different from the factory installed versions.
Any chance you know if this will work with other trucks in the same generation? I have an 02 Limited AC 4.7 that I need to program.
Should be the same for each first generation 2000-2006 Toyota Tundra.
@@1000carguy either I'm a dummy or my truck is but I've tried this about 5 times and I can't get the truck to lock/unlock to notify my that it's in any kind of programming mode.
Didn't work on my 07 Toyota tundra
The 2007 is a different model. Likely to be a different process. You will need to confirm the exact process. Remember, it doesn't seem to work every time but with a bit of tenacity you will be successful.
We have this truck, tried several times just like he shows...,,nothing!
I have tried everything on my Tacoma and nothing
Won't work
No cycle at all