🔑 KeylessOption Keyless Entry Remote Car Key Fob Replacement GQ43VT20T Review

It works! Looks and works just like the OEM fob - programming was easy enough, I was clicking on the signals in minutes. Mine came with a pre-installed battery and is ready to use right out of the box. I can buy another one in addition to the two I already have. You never know when you'll need that extra keychain! It has some instructions that will take you to a web page where you can get more programming instructions for your make/model.

. I tried repeatedly and he refused to program. When I pressed the lock and unlock buttons, you can tell they are fake as they don't shift properly and don't return to their original position. They may look like a real remote, but they're nowhere near as good as a remote. If I could program it I'd say the remote was so cheap that with reasonable use it would soon break. Don't waste your money or time.

THANK YOU HEART I found it! The dealer tried to charge me $311. THREE HUNDRED ELEVEN DOLLARS! $163 for a part and $148 for an hour of labor! I then found a local security/locksmith company, they charged $250. The locksmith made a lot of noise about the fact that "only professionals can program something like this". Paid $20 for it, programmed it into my car, in the parking lot where the Revain Locker was, in 3-5 minutes. I couldn't believe it, it seemed too good to be true, but it is true…

It looked the same and the website said it would work on my car. The programming guide was good: 1. Go to the website. 2.Select your vehicle and model. 3. They tell you that it will not work and ask you to call Popalok. I tried all the procedures with manipulations of locks and doors - a waste of time. I was told you need a scan tool like this to deal with the "Check Engine" light. My local mechanic would try this for $50. Vain. The car computer does not recognize the key fob. He was kind…

I had a spare key fob from another manufacturer. It was a 2 hour nightmare trying EVERYTHING to program it. In the end they took it back. Step into THIS kid and life will change in less than a minute. Wonderful,. This is an exact replica of the OEM. Programming was so easy that even I, the caveman, programmed it correctly for the FIRST TIME. It has become an exact copy of the OEMs. Each button functions and functions as its function was intended. NO question, it's a WINNER. I would love to…

I have a 2005 Toyota Solara Cabriolet and after trying to program it for more than half an hour I was disappointed. Had tried a few more people and it didn't work. When opening the device to check the battery, the buttons fell out and it was difficult to reassemble the device. I'll try again before throwing it in the trash. I decided to give it another try after watching a video on UTube about programming the device. The only change I made was that instead of letting me open and close the door…

My 2006 Toyota Solara key fob went out a year or two ago. I didn't want to pay $300 to get a new one and program it, so I just figured it out. I stumbled upon this and for the price I took a chance that it would work and I could program it. I was impressed that it came with a battery. And he came with very clear instructions. I was able to program the machine in less than 5 minutes. I can't express how happy I am. I even suggested to my friend with a 2011 Honda Accord that she get one for her…

After extensive research I pulled the trigger to purchase this key fob. I'm very glad I did. After I programmed it, it works great! Like my OEM. I use it on a 2010 Toyota Sequoia. I bought this for a second key so I still have an OEM to compare it to. After reading some complaints I just wanted to share my experience: Range - So far it has been comparable to the OEM I have. I'm sure it can shrink over time due to the internal battery, but it's perfectly capable of running at a reasonable…

The hardest part of installing this thing was getting my machine into programming mode. The instructions on their website didn't work for my particular model so I had to look elsewhere. When he actually decided to program a new key fob, it only took a few seconds and it worked like a charm. It looks and feels almost exactly like the original Toyota key fob! Here are the instructions I had to follow to put my car into programming mode: Ignition key twice within 5 seconds. Close and open the…