Review on 🔑 Keyless2Go RS3200 Replacement Remote Car Key Fob for Dealer Installed Keyless Entry by William Chavez

I previously ordered some extra FOB keys for my 2006 Tundra which didn't work and I had to return them. The units I ordered earlier were for a factory fitted keyless entry system. It is extremely important to order the right keychain. Upon further investigation, I found that the Tundra I purchased used a dealer-installed keyless entry system. This seller only has a specific FOB replacement that will work with my DEALER installed Toyota Tundra system. Make sure your original key fob has a small red indicator at the top above the lock button. This FOB replacement does not have a red light, but it is correct. You don't need your original key fob to install this replacement. So if you lost your original key, you can still connect this replacement to your vehicle. The FOB replacement key I received was in a small sealed plastic bag. There is a website on the outside of the bag with instructions on how to pair your new key fob with your specific vehicle. The site has two different guides for my 2006 Tundra. I followed the first instructions and successfully connected the new FOB on the second try. The only reason the first attempt failed was that one of my doors wasn't fully closed before I started the pairing steps. The total pairing time with my truck was about 5 minutes including the first failed attempt. Just fuck! The replacement remote control fob has the same sensitivity as the original and the range is equal to or greater than the original. I am very happy with this purchase and how easy it was to set up. And at $20, that's a huge saving over what the retailer is asking for.