Late 90's-Early 2000's Toyota Transponder key self Programming Avalon, Camry
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- čas přidán 6. 02. 2022
- Here's how to self program a "Chip" key without fancy computers, Scan tools or a locksmith or dealer on your late 90's-early 2000's Toyota vehicle.
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Works for my 2004 Avalon. Thanks.
Simple instructions already. Like to add that we can repeat last step for additional keys.
KEY PROGRAMMING
Please make sure to read through the programming instructions completely before attempting.
You must have a black original master key to perform this procedure. If you have a grey key, or you do not have a key at all, a trip to a dealership or an automotive locksmith will be required for the programming.
1. Enter the vehicle, close and unlock all doors using the power lock switch on the driver’s door.
2. Insert your original black key into the ignition switch but do not turn the key.
3. Within fifteen (15) seconds, using the accelerator/gas pedal, press and release the pedal five (5) times.
4. Within thirty (30) seconds, using the brake pedal, press and release the pedal six (6) times.
5. Within ten (10) seconds, remove the key from the ignition switch then insert the new key to be programmed but do not turn the key. Using the accelerator/gas pedal, press and release the pedal one (1) time.
At this point the immobilizer warning lamp will begin to flash for one (1) minute (The immobilizer lamp is a small red circular light, or a small red car shape with a key light, located on your dash display or next to the steering column). After one (1) minute has passed, this light will stop blinking, indicating that the new key has been successfully programmed.
6. Additional keys must be programed within ten (10) seconds by repeating STEP 5.
7. Once you have programmed all the keys, exit the programming mode by removing the key that is currently in the ignition, then press and release the brake pedal one (1) time. You can program up to seven (7) keys at one time.
8. Test all keys to ensure they are functioning. If any did not program, restart the programming procedure from STEP 1.
Worked on my '99 Solara SLE! Such a relief that I didn't have to pay the outrageous fee they wanted at the dealer to program it for me.
it worked!!! I greatly appreciate the video, most of the videos are for the mid 2000 Toyotas not the early 2000s- you saved me alot of money
thank you.
Worked like a charm on a 98 Avalon
Preciate it 🤙
Good choice, I have a 1999 Corolla. Same type of key! All the best and I am waiting for a new radio repair video!
That’s really cool. Thanks for the info.
What a cool Late 90s Ealy 2000s Toyota
My mother has a 2000 Avalon with over 200K mikes on it. I had a to get a key made for my 2015 Venza. It was stupidly expensive!
This Avalon has 187K
good job
This method worked for me I tried the opening the door ones and those didn’t work but this one did( 03 Camry)
Sweet
Thx !!
Does the key have to be cut already to program?
I have a different control remote and I don't know how to program it on my car.
My 2004 Camry key looks like that but the car has no security light to flash. Does this mean my key has no chip?
Good job. Thanks
Does it work with 1998 corolla without security alarm system? I tried but didnt work:/
:-(
Been a locksmith for 26 years and I'll never understand why Toyota didn't put a OBD port on these early models
They learned from that mistake. They only did this for one generation and realized in 02 it was a real issue. That's why they issued a service bulletin in 2003 where they would replace your whole ECU for no part cost if you lost all your keys.
Toyota doesn't often screw up, but this was a big one. Took me 3 months to find a locksmith with the equipment to reprogram my ECU
@@madguitarist63 I finally got one to work using this on board programming the way you did in the video. Usually never works for me and I end up using JMA clone keys to clone them....but they cost more for the customer. So the customer was happy and gave me $20 tip. Thanks.
Did not work!
Did u ever figure it out
@@magana295 yes, I got a new key and reprogrammed with the car
@@mkoujancan you explain? Dis you do it with this metod?
lol, Newer cars are so goofy.
YEEP!