KeylessOption GQ43VT14T Keyless Entry Remote Control Car Key Fob Replacement – Effortless Car Access Review

Works on 2005 Toyota Corolla SE 1.8L 5 Speed Manual Transmission. The car was bought used and only came with a remote control. This new remote control came fully assembled with a battery, a small key ring, instructions and a warranty card. Follow the instructions to put the machine into "programming mode" and then program the old existing remote first (not sure if this is required but done just in case) and then the new remote. Got it on the first try. Did it in the driveway before driving to…

If you follow the instructions carefully (which I found on another Solara 2001 browser) the program works fine. One bug was that the first of my two keyfobs stopped working when I programmed the new one. It is important to program them during the final steps of the BOTH statement: When you have completed the step of pressing the LOCK and UNLOCK keys at the same time, press LOCK. Then you have to repeat these 2 steps at this point for all other fobs. Result. Great keychain for your money!

While the key works fine. feels a bit cheap but worth it for the price. I gave one star because of the wrong instructions. I've been trying to code for over an hour. Then I went online and found a YouTube video which I followed step by step and it worked right away. Recommend putting on a video while doing what the guy is doing. what turned out to be wrong was that it ended up saying that the key only needs to be put in the ignition once when it should be twice. I wasted an hour of my life, not

. For the price, this offer is unbeatable. I have a 2001 Toyota Solara that didn't have a remote but had built-in remote unlocking capabilities. I suspect the previous owner lost the remote control. Anyway, I've had it for about 3 years now and it's still working, never changed the battery and haven't had any issues. The range could be a bit better, but that doesn't really bother me. When I get to the car it's still open so that's enough for me. If you don't look up how to program it you're…

Programmed remote control in less than five minutes on a 2005 Toyota Corolla S. Find simplified steps Step 1: Start with the ignition key removed, driver's door open and all other doors closed. Step 2: Insert and remove the key from the ignition twice within 5 seconds. Step 3: Close and open the driver's door twice, then insert and remove the key from the ignition. Step 4: Close and open the driver's door twice, then insert and remove the ignition key. Close the driver's door. Insert the key…

Works great on my 2003 Toyota Sienna CE. The included instructions didn't work (minor typo) but I was able to easily find programming instructions online. Worked on first try, no problems. Oddly enough, when I called Toyota and gave them my VIN number, they told me that this car was NOT equipped with a keyless remote. I was worried I would have to buy an aftermarket receiver, but when I tried the programming cycle the machine said "done"! That means the original buyer didn't want to pay the…

Works on 2000-2001 Camry. with factory locks, but the instructions provided are not entirely accurate and your door lock may require your assistance (see ** below). Before you begin, make sure your overhead light works consistently when you open and close the door. If the door switch is broken or the fuse is blown, it will not work. The driver's door power lock switch should also turn on the door locks. Here is the correct programming sequence: 1. Starting with the ignition key removed…