Enhance Your Car Security with Keyless2Go Replacement Keyless Entry Remote Car Key Fob (2 Pack) - FCC HYQ12BBX HYQ12BAN, 4 Button Review

When it worked. I couldn't believe it! I drove without keyless entry for many years and missed it a lot. Thought the $20 game was worth it and couldn't believe it worked. Yes, the instructions are not very good. You'll have to google the year and model of your Toyota, but it's pretty easy. There are many YouTube videos showing how to do it!

Works great and saves a lot of price at dealers However, you have to be patient with the programming. It will take a few times to get it right. The first took once, the second took about ten tries before I programmed it correctly. Relax and you'll be fine. There were no instructions in the kit so you were advised to watch the video instructions on YouTube. I installed them on my 2008 Toyota 4 Runner. Very happy with it.

Toyota 4Runner from 2004. I was hoping they would fit a spare pair of keys I cut out. Arrived quickly and after going to the website I followed the instructions and got them to accept the programming. Getting into programming mode was easy, but it took several attempts to actually program the fob. I think the 1.5 second hold is key. Literally counted 1 thousand, tv And then press the lock button to make it work. In general very satisfied.

I bought a twin pack of these remotes for a 2001 Toyota 4Runner which we have owned for seventeen years, our key rings were wearing out from the remotes that came with our car. Shipping was quick and as soon as I received it I looked it up and wrote down the instructions on how to program it online (the website address was written on the remote control package). It took me two tries to program each remote, it would only take one if I followed the instructions exactly, but I made the mistake of…

No instructions included. There are several videos on YouTube showing how to pair the key fob with the 4Runner. It's a crazy key-and-driver-door routine, but that's at a Toyota engineer, not an aftermarket key fob maker. Once paired, each fob had the same functionality as the original - unlock doors, lock doors, lower (but not raise) the rear window, and a panic button that beeped annoyingly. Keyless entry prevents door locks from wearing out when they are reused. use. This does not prevent…

Excellent quality + easy online instructions. The following worked for my 2006 Toyota Sequoia: 1. Make sure all doors are closed2. Open the driver's door3. Insert the key into the ignition switch and then remove it4. Press LOCK and UNLOCK on the car door lock switch 5 times at 1 second intervals.5. Close the driver's door and open it again6. Press LOCK and UNLOCK on the car door lock switch 5 times at 1 second intervals.7. Insert the key in the ignition lock8. Turn the ignition ON, then turn it