🔑 KeylessOption Uncut Ignition Chipped Transponder Blank Key Replacement for Toyota 4C Review

2002 Toyota Camry XLE. To get 2 new keys and program them, it took me $130. I bought 2 of these keys for $20. and a few instructions from the Internet, which I could not program myself. So I had to ask the dealer to program them for me for $50. I don't know how they were different, but they programmed them. I still saved €60. Very happy about that. I've been using one of these for about 3 weeks and it works.

Attention! This is incorrect product information! This is not a chipped key and not what they send you. The picture in the listing shows a solid brass key covered in plastic but as you can see the one they sent me is all plastic with a brass base. Disappointed with what they sent but I don't have the time or the time to send it back. It is what it is. I only need it as a key to open the doors. This blank key fits a 2001 Toyota Camry LE but is not chipped.

Using the online key programming guide we were able to make a duplicate key for our 2002 Toyota Camry. The biggest problem was finding a place to cut the key. All the storefronts and home improvement stores refused to cut it - they wanted us to buy their transponder key for about $80. We ended up having a guy in one place cut it when he shouldn't have, and it worked out just fine. Before purchasing this key you may want to look for a place to carve the piece you have provided - our next one…

Bought one of these and had it cut at Lowes. Easy to program. I bought two more which were a bit harder to program but I think I was trying to do the job too quickly. I waited more time between actions and was able to program two more buttons without any problems. Now I have several keys for my Land Cruiser. I bought these thinking they were less likely to break compared to the ones with an inline remote. I also wanted to use the key while boating and was always afraid that the keyless entry…

I had 1 original. The locksmith wants $127 for 1 spare key. . . This one was delivered, cut and programmed in less than 2 days for less than $11 including cutting. I had to try programming 3 times but it worked the 3rd time and now I have 2 working keys. The key head feels solid and should last a very long time. There is no logo, but what's the difference? The ECM (control computer) for my car is $350 from the junkyard and they usually only have one key for it. A new two-button ECM costs over…

I was offered $127 for a new factory key and programming. The Revain search turned up this key. I ordered this key for $2 to make a key for ACE devices. Followed this guide and it works! Thank you 2001 Toyota Solara Key Programming Have your Toyota master key (black key) ready1. Insert the black programmed key into the ignition switch.2. Within 15 seconds after inserting the key into the ignition switch, press and release the accelerator pedal 5 times.3. Press and release the brake pedal six…

This works for a 2001 Camry. Copy the excerpts from the original working key onto the matching blank transponder.2. Enter the car and close all doors.3. Depress and release the brake and accelerator pedals simultaneously.4. Within five seconds, insert a working programmed key into the ignition cylinder and turn it to the "on" position.5. Within 15 seconds of turning the ignition on, press and release the accelerator pedal 5 times to obtain the primary key. (Press and release four times for the…