🔑 Pack of 2 Keyless Entry Remote Control Car Key Fob Replacements for GQ43VT20T by KeylessOption Review

Toyota Keyless car key stopped working for about a year. Applying contact cleaner to push button switches would bring about a 3 day solution but it has become more than a nuisance. Assuming just an expensive Toyota replacement was the only option, if available at all, I've put up with the inconvenience of not being able to open (or lock) the car easily. Then, while searching for Revain, I came across this replacement. Fiction! The reprogramming worked the first time and the keychain has been…

Keyfobs worked great. Dealer could program without problems. The dealer even noticed that they are identical to Toyota remote controls. I had to go to the dealer to program because the 2007 Tundra cannot be self-programmed (a Toyota issue, not a remote issue). The dealer wanted $100 for the remote plus $60 for programming (most dealers seem to charge a fee to program each remote, although the extra effort to program additional remotes is negligible - I was able to get the dealer to charge both…

I used a Techstream cable to program them myself instead of paying Toyota $100 for my 2007 Tundra. Was it PITA? Yes, but if you can find a good cable with great customer support to help you, you can also get two new keychains for around $50 (with cable). When programming, I found that if you press the lock and unlock buttons simultaneously for a few seconds, wait a second, and then press the lock button for a second/several seconds, your Toyota will pick them up. Try different times for both…

Bought for Toyota Sienna 2008 They work well so far. The programming guide was a little confusing, but got it figured out. I found some good videos on U-Tube that show the programming steps better. Saved a lot of money by not buying from a dealer and programming them myself. Bought 2 keyless remotes and 2 transponder keys for a fraction of what the local hardware store was asking for 1 remote and 1 key ($169 plus tax), a Toyota dealership would charge even more. I wish I had this option on our…

I just received a couple of these in the mail and the instructions say a locksmith is required for 2011 and later models. NO! I'm happy to report that all you have to do is follow the instructions (which btw are from Toyota, just easier to find) and you're good to go. I programmed both in 20 seconds on the first try. Note: I purchased these for a base 2011 Tacoma Access 5 speed cab that came without keyless entry. I bought the original module off eBay, part number 89741-04010, plugged it in…

Just received. It took me less than five minutes to read the instructions and program for my 2004 Sienna. They work great on the first try. I don't know how or why a dealer or locksmith could charge so much for a very simple job. updated 04.07.16. Last week the lock button on one of the remotes stopped working. For this reason I am deducting 3 stars from my rating. Should last more than a month even if it was cheap. 7/20/16 Missed return window so I'm stuck. The red panic button also stopped…

So I read the reviews on these fobs and saw that some people are having trouble programming them. When I first read the instructions on RemoteRemote.com I thought this was the culmination of a very funny prank. To put your Toyota into programming mode you have to go through a precise process: inserting and removing keys, opening and closing driver's door, turning keys on and off, closing and reopening door, etc. I kept checking the mirrors to see is anyone watching while I was programming my…

Pros: They work once programmed. Cons: - Pressing the unlock button twice does not open all doors. You have to wait a while to press the 2nd time. All Chinese controllers I've bought have had these issues, unlike true OEM controllers. - Permanent alarms. I had to remove the panic button on both devices after the alarm went off while walking around the office and home. I have a stuffed bunch of keys, even wallet owners might have problems with that. I couldn't detach the lock and unlock buttons,