🔑 2004-2009 Toyota Prius Key Fob Remote for Non Smart Keyless Entry - Black Logo (MOZB21TG) Review

The instructions are tricky and it took me a few tries to get it right. But if someone reads them while you're doing it, it would probably be quick.

Worked great on my 2009 Toyota Prius. Made several attempts but it works. I was a bit skeptical at first, but follow the instructions and you'll be fine! Good price considering the locksmith wanted over $400!

I followed the directions exactly as printed and works great! A ridiculous number of steps and I had to repeat it a few times but damn it worked. The only advice is if he says to do something - like 4 times - make sure you do 4 full cycles and then take the next step at 5. Or open and close the door 6 times, open and close 6 full times. Open the 7th and you will be taken to the next step. I think I did a few things wrong here. But I was offered $275 at the Toyota dealership for a new key fob…

Follow the included instructions and everything works great. I had to do the "smart" part twice, which the instructions warned me about. Obviously not all machines require twice but mine did. A 2006 Prius that we bought brand new and wish we had had years ago. I believe it was the 6th key added to the car but the first not from the dealer. Asked how much it cost the day I ordered the Revain key from the dealer as I was doing maintenance there. This time they wanted a whopping $435! Each second…

I was a bit skeptical about the Chicken Dance instructions that came with the key fob, especially since it was only for 2004-2008 models. However, after doing the procedure for both parts (2 separate programming instructions) twice (first time it didn't work for the first part, first time for the second part I messed up the procedure) I successfully programmed the new fob. and everything works! Lock, unlock and red horn/panic button work, as does smart key functionality (lock button on outside…