Key Fob (Key Alarm) Installation 1999 Toyota Camry and others listed in description
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- Key Fob (key alarm) DIY installation.
Remote specks:
Fits P/N: BAB237131-022
Toyota:
1998-1999 Toyota 4Runner
1998-1999 Toyota Avalon
1998-1999 Toyota Camry
1998-1999 Toyota Celica
1998-2002 Toyota Corolla
1998 Toyota Paseo
1998-2000 Toyota Rav4
1998-2000 Toyota Sienna
1998 Toyota T100
1999-2001 Toyota Tacoma
1998 Toyota Tercel
2000-2001 Toyota Tundra
This is a replacement aftermarket part.
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Thank you! Although we have different fobs and I still haven’t programmed mine yet, you are the only one to accurately describe WHERE the ecu was! I was 7 videos in already so THANK YOU for perfectly describing how to get that little beast! You’re the best!
I love it! I’m so happy i was able to help you!!
Thank you, that was very useful. Although I did not see the ECU at the location stated, I found it stuck to the roof of the dash board. This is the shortest video and the most useful.
Joseph CM Yw! Yeah I read that it could be located in different areas in the dashboard. But most likely where mine was located.. Makes me happy to know it was useful!!
@@cristal1523 Im doing the same thing for my grandpa 96 camry and this should work. Im just gonn have to go on a hunt to where the ecu is located and get it setup
@@KhaiMahase yeah I would google or CZcams to see if you can find it before you start digging. There is always an asset out there!
You got this!! 🙏🏼🥰
@@cristalmclaughlin4878 thankyou!
@@KhaiMahase your very welcome 🤗
Seriously....just like everyone else here....I searched for almost 2 hours before I finally found your video that helped me program the fob. I could not find the ECU!
Yay!! I’m sooo glad I was able to help you! ☺️
I have a 1998 Toyota Camry LE USA edition I did not want to remove dash but you gave me some confidence that I could do this, with the key in the on position II used a credit card to take out the small panel with the security light, pulled down the ecu box about 1/2in and pressed the green button (that was on the front side of the box) and the security light on the panel lit I pressed the top button on the fob and I have working remote !!!😹
Aww I love this!! I am so glad u figured it out on your own.
Thank you so much for that video I was looking all over for it and could find it until now.
Of course! Glad it helped!!! ❤️
1998 toyota camry le:
First, DO NOT remove the knee guard under the steering wheel. Remove the mirror control panel to the left of the steering wheel, it pops off. Strapped to the underside of the dash directly above the hole is the ecu. It's a black square. Its strapped in place with a black zip tie. You should see it holding a white wire in place along with it. Cut the tie and the ecu drops down to expose the buttont.
I have a 1998 Camry LE (manufactured 3/98). Followed your instructions. No ECU zipped tied in that location.
@@GonzoAmerican yeah but hes close, I did it like 15 years ago and afther removing all notice theres a blank plate cose to mirror panel, an theres was the green button, only nedeed a long screwdriver to get it.....
Thank-you, i used a screw driver to remove the small panel and needed a flashlight to see on the topside above the wiring the box with the green button. You won't see the green button until you locate the black zip tie and remove it. I cut the black zip tie and I used a thin small screwdriver to push the green button, when the red security light turns on you have to quickly then push the key fob for 3 seconds and in spite of 3 tries and setting off the security alarm twice ( horn honking) I finally got the key fob to work!!!
I have a 1999 Camry LE and many instructions pointed out that was where it was at, directly to the right of the vent output
There is no space above or to the right of that hole, the vent output is an inch above that hole, the right of the hole is a steel barrier for the steering assembly, and to the right of the vent is the instrument cluster, with mabye a quarter inch of gap, no room for anything to be there and if it is in that area, theres no possible way of getting even close enough to look in there without removing the knee guard and possibly the instrument cluster as well
The car's instructions list several different "possible" placements depending on the wiring setup, which is vastly different from car to car depending on what you got with the car
Every possible placement listed in the online manual:
Behind the power mirror controls
Bolted to firewall to the right of steering assembly
Bolted to the left finder frame wall near the corner to the firewall
Behind left kick panel on driver side
Behind right kick panel on passenger side
Bolted to firewall behind instrument cluster
To the right of glovebox
Above glovebox
Behind glovebox
Underside of driver seat
Underside of passenger seat
Between rear left seat and door jamb
Between removable trunk entry panel and front end of trunk compartment
Underside of rear speaker mounting plate on the roof of the trunk
On top of the rear speaker mounting plate, underneath the trim panel where the rear window brake light is
Hmm I’d try it sure hope it works but man putting everything back in order doesn’t sound easy after words that’s where that thing was thanx for showing me
It’s not too hard, I hope it helped you get through your issue! 😊
THANK YOU!!!!!!!!!.....finally I know where to find my alarm system, I’ve been looking I for so long a video that would give insight and I couldn’t find not one!
Bronx Kitchen yay!! So glad it helped you! Brings me joy! Take care🙏🏻
Excellent info, been searching for this info, thanks so much. Had to subscribe.
I’m so glad it helped!!! Ty for subscribing 🙏🏼
I have a 1998 Camry LE. I had high hopes after finding your video, but still cannot locate this damn box. A google search will tell you to look in the following locations. Under driver’s seat. Under passenger’s seat. Behind glove box. Behind ash tray. And yes, the area you found yours. I’ve looked all of those places and more. Laid on the floor of the car looking up underneath dashboard. Nada. Zip. Nothing. It’s gotta be there…but where?!
It’s not the same car. So I would google where it’s at. All ask in car mechanic groups. They always have answers. Best of luck!
Thanks for the video. It was really helpful .
Kevin's Journey oh yay! I’m happy it helped:)
Perfect thanks! Good video!
Excellent demonstration!
Question: my original manufacture key fob is defective. Would I have to do what you did in the video before programming my new replacement key fob for my 1999 Toyota Avalon? Do you go straight to programming the key fob? I recently received my compatible key fob replacement from Amazon and tried to program it multiple times with no success. Any advice?
Thanks
Yes I would follow everything to the tee in the video. It should work for this make and model and a few others posted in video comment area below. Double check batteries and also try the other fob since it comes with two. Might have a defective one. Good luck!
No no no lady, your amazing for uploading this. Thank you ilove you
Aww ty!! Soo happy to help!! 💕
@@cristalmclaughlin4878 one question though, when you took out that panel from the bottom were their any other screws besides the one you shown. I own a toyota camry 98 v6 le
@@stryker9816 It was just the one. But I have a 99 Toyota Camry. Yours may be different.
MVP lol !!! Thanks 🙏🏾!!!
Your very welcome! Glad it helped!
Will it work on 1998 Toyota revo Tamaraw fx? it uses the rs3000 too but it’s not vip, the ecu is located on the dashboard inside and near glovebox..
Wow you amazing
No u are!! 🤓🙏🏻
Very helpful!
You rock!!
You’re the one that fixed it!! U rock!!!!
Awesome
Glad to help !👌🏽
Just a question is lock and unlock the top botton or is it lock and then unlock on the. Bottom button
Sorry not sure how I missed this question. Only one of the buttons works for me and it’s to unlock door. From what I remember with the old alarm that came with the car, the other button was for an alarm on the car to go off in an emergency. Don’t quote me on that bc it’s been a while, but I feel like that’s what it was used for. I know when I programmed the car the other button did not work, so may need to be programmed separately. If you find out lmk! Ty 🙏🏼
@@cristalmclaughlin4878 I tried to program mine and I couldn’t find the little ecu in either location so I have set my fob aside for now
@@BamryInParis what year, make and model is your car? I’ll do some research and see if I can help:)
@@cristalmclaughlin4878 it’s a 98 Camry LE
I got the same fob as you guys
And thank you any help wouid be amazing I’ve been struggling with this for boutta month now!
@@BamryInParis soooo I have a diagram for a 2017 Toyota. But what u read online was it’s in the same place for the 2018. Not 100 percent sure. Butttttt worth a go. Lmk if it works!
www.cargurus.com/Cars/Discussion-t17815_ds681545
Great
Amir Salib hope it helped!
Remote frequency used
You rule
Glad to be of service!! 🙏🏼🦋
FUCKING FINALLY FOUND WTF A ECU READER IS!!!!
Good!!! ☺️🙏🏼🎊
Nice video thank you. I'm wondering how do I know if mine is equipt with a remote lock thing. When I bought car from private owner it didn't come with remote
Hey thanks for watching! I hope it helps. I am not a car person at all, I just research and try to see what works. If I were you, I would look up the year and model and see what they say. Make sure you read a few articles!! Best of luck, lmk what happens :)
@@cristalmclaughlin4878 alright thank you!😊😊😊
@@platinumassasin5979 Your very welcome! Happy Sunday ☺️🙏🏼
Has anyone done this for a 98-99 Celica I haven’t bought the key yet but I wanted to know so I can do it myself
I’m not sure. I would do a little more research. Sorry for the late response.
Mine dont have one of those boxes
Is it within the years listed?
I have a 1998 le and the ecu is not there does anybody has the same problem and if so where is it
This is only for a 99 Camry. Try asking an auto mechanic group or google it. There is an answer out there. You just have to dig!
hello nice to meet you my name is fernando you know I'm curious to meet you what do you say if we try it through a social network
My car made the tripping sound but the remote didn’t work 😭😭
Really? Does the remote fit your vehicle. I know I almost bought a few that said they were Toyota but they weren’t for my year. Also if that’s not the case start all over, could be the fix!
@@cristalmclaughlin4878 I didn’t buy the correct remote! Will do now!
Ahh yup that’ll do it! That almost tripped me up! Hopefully u can return yours! :) best of luck!!
@@cristalmclaughlin4878 I’ve had my car for 6 years and never had a remote😅
I've looked everywhere for the location for their ECU on my 96 camry, but can't find it. My camry doesn't gave that first section you took out. Any clue were it might be. HELP😃😃
That’s bc this video isn’t for a 96 Toyota Camry. You will have to google how to find ECU for the year of your car. Then make sure you purchase the correct key fob for your car. It is based on year, make and model. So make sure to not take any short cuts on that. Good luck!
@@cristalmclaughlin4878 Thanks
Will it work on a 99 Corolla?
I don’t think so. But just google it and try to find out where they keep that in the car. And I’m sure the process should be similar. But you have to get the correct key fob for your vehicle. This would not be the one. Goodluck!
Remote is 315 Mhz. or 433 Mhz?
Sorry I am not sure
Hello young lady i have 97 camry LE do you think this remote will work if you could reply it would be really appreciated thank you.
hello i have a 97 camry le as well, have you tried it and does it work?
This does not sorry !
Hi I seen this comment and i want to answer some question on my 1997 camry I never got a key fob. so what i did i installed a remote start on mine which i can remote start car and unlock my doors with the remote and lock the door with remote and i can pop my trunk with the remote. the remote start is called Compustar. It is not that hard to install. @@derekjohnson6258
Hello
Really?... How about I just plug in scan tool n program a new remote key WTF!
Hey whatever works for you!
@@cristalmclaughlin4878 Young dumb & has no experience my guess, I've been a mechanic for over 4 decades with multiple scanners to program with & your problem is what?
will this work for a 99 Corolla ?
In the description area I added all the cars it would work for in terms of the key fob. You might want to look up where the ecu programming switch is. Here’s a link to 98’ Toyota Corolla. m.czcams.com/video/zTriboOd_iM/video.html
Hope that helps!! 🥰