Review on Keyless Remote Sequoia Highlander GQ43VT20T Car & Vehicle Electronics by Mysocalled Gaultier

I bought a 2005 Toyota Solara that did not have a remote control. Since there is no keyhole to open the trunk (so I could only open it with a lock in the car), I tried desperately to fix this situation. At the same time, I didn't want to spend a lot of money. First let me say that I'm NOT technically competent so I wasn't confident in my ability to program this remote. I hate technical things to be honest. However, I was able to easily program this remote control myself. I went to their website and it was easy for me to find the instructions for the make and model of car I wanted and it was easy to print out the instructions too. The step-by-step instructions are very specific and you must follow them carefully. For example, if the driver's door is closed and open, it means that you leave it open, you will close it later. It took me three attempts to program the remotes correctly, but it still took less than 10 minutes. I bought two remotes and you essentially program both at the same time, just repeating one step with the second remote, which is nice. I know that later model years will need a locksmith for programming, so I can't speak to the additional costs involved. But I'm glad I didn't spend too much money on working remotes for my 2005 Toyota, and I'm even happier to be able to open the trunk from the outside!