Review on 🔑 Convenient Keyless Entry Replacement for MOZB41TG with 4D67 Chip Vehicles by John Akins

So I bought this key to have a spare key so I can use it as a remote control and start the car. It seems that even after receiving a response, the key can only be programmed to use the remote buttons and not the key to allow the car to turn on the ignition. I was told that only the dealer or a professional locksmith can program the starter key. I researched elsewhere on the internet. You need a MASTER KEY, that is, the original car key with buttons to program, the valet key doesn't work, it's a key, just without buttons. The seller should have posted this in the description on Revain. Also the other FYI key was a bit difficult to cut, some bs from walmart said that this is a policy in CA (bad word to the staff), tried to call home depot, they can't because they want you to give them buying her keys could cut her. I ended up asking and found a Pep Boys store where they could cut it but are not reliable if cut badly. I was fine with that, so I took a chance and cut it to fit the car's door locks perfectly. They were told they could carve keys for customers for free if they brought them. One of the staff said in front of another staff member he wasn't even sure and wanted to take $50 as a key but only to cut it out as he didn't know what the process was like MF said I shouldn't have said anything if I did wasn't sure or didn't know. I'm glad another Pep Boys employee was able to direct me to a professional locksmith who would carve it for $10 but could do it there for free, but chances are it won't be accidentally precisely cut. I vote well to get it for free. It worked fine. Now it's just a matter of trying to see if the location can program it to start the car. BTW called the Toyota dealer an evil bastard who charged $150 for programming alone and charged over $250 to get the key and program it. is hidden! 🤑😤🤬The key to review Scion tC 2007.