Keyless2Go 1999 - 2009 Toyota 3-Button Replacement Keyless Entry Remote Key Fob

Instructions are a little bit confusing, but after a few attempts it was done. Took me just about 10 mins. Save more money than going to a locksmith or a dealership. Highly recommended!!!

I bought two of these and programmed them ok.

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Easy installation and programming via YouTubeWorked on my 2007 FJ Cruiser

I successfully programmed my fob just following the directions!!! It worked!! Over $100 savings!

2003 Toyota Highlander

Exact replacement. Followed instructions off website. Took me 2 times do get it programmed correctly but works great now

Having bought the same one before, I know the batteries do not last as long as the car manufacturer's fobs.

Works perfectly easy to program. took 2 minutes. finally have keyless entry again

Works peefect

This replacement key fob for my 06 Tundra works just as it should. I got the fob programming instructions off Google, and 5 minutes later I had a working replacement fob. The fob itself is designed and looks exactly like the OEM fob, except for the lack of Toyota logo.

I had to go though the steps on the video several times before I got the remote to activate.

I was able to read the instructions and program mine to an 05 Tundra Ltd Dbl cab on the 2nd attempt. Locks doors, unlocks driver door on first unlock press, then all doors on 2nd press. Panic alarm on back sounds horn and flashes headlights. Get you one.

Work perfectly on my Toyota rav 4 2004

I bought my 2004 Tundra DC Limited used and it didn't come with any keyless entry remotes. I figured that I would have to use a key, which is what I've done now for several years. Recently, I learned that the truck came with an Anti-Theft System w/Remote Keyless Entry factory installed, not installed by a dealer (there's a difference). After research, this seemed to be the correct remote for my application. It didn't work at first. I also had a bad driver's door lock actuator. Once I replaced that and followed Jonathan S. instructions in his review, I now have keyless entry. I wish I would have tried this years ago!

Took a few tries , but it does work!

Works great for my 2005 Tundra King Cab. See the YouTube video with the older man who is a Toyota Tech. He has the best explanation on how to program the fob.

Bought for an 07 FJ Cruiser. Instructions on product website work great. Make sure to read through them a couple times before attempting to program. Also, if you purchased this to have an extra remote remember that you will need to program all existing remotes at the same time or they will no longer work.

Works better than the 16-year-old fob I lost. Great value! A dealer replacement was five times the price. Like previous commentors have said: be patient when programming. It took me almost a dozen attempts to get it programmed.

Took me 2 tries and once the remote was paired with my 4Runner it’s been flawless ever since. Definitely would recommend

Provided link to programming sequence was a lot easier to follow in my opinion than YouTube demonstrations

Took 3 tries to program but works perfectly!

Easy to program and fast!

Item works as good as the OEM version installed at the Toyota dealer. The programming was extraordinarily difficult as a recurring combination of key insertions and door opening. That is no fault of the keyfob and assume a Toyota idiocrasy.

I have a 2006 toyota tundra sr5 4.7 v8 double cab and have bought the correct remotes off of ebay from 2 different sellers and tried to pair them but they failed over 10 times. Then i bought this for $15 and when i got it i thought it wouldnt work like the others because they look identical and everything. So i gave it a shot and the first try it failed to pair and the car cycled twice. I tried again thinking i would need a factory installed one and it paired on second try. I was so glad i wouldnt have to pay $180 + just for service from toyota for a key. Who pays $180 for a 2006 key. It aint a beamer. Thanks again for selling remotes that actually work unlike those sold in ebay even from top rated trusted sellers.

I purchased this for my Toyota Highlander 2006 and installed it myself! I am so glad I did because the Toyota dealership wanted to charge me $145 just for the fob and also an additional $85 service fee. I found that to be insane! I was able to easily install this with a YouTube video! Definitely worth the price! Thank you!! 🙌🏼

I broke my original key fob and needed a replacement one quickly. I bought this one because it had good reviews and was moderately priced. After it arrived, I went to the manufacturer's website and reviewed the instructions on how to connect the new key fob to my car. It's a relatively lengthy instruction process so it took me a couple of tries to connect it but, once I did, it worked perfectly. Total time spent from opening the box to connecting it to my car? Between 10-15 minutes.

Works well!

This is the third remote purchased. The first two did not work (from another seller) - I could not install them and returned them. This one worked on the first attempt and had been working great ever since.

They are easy to setup and they work great forever.

... you'll need to be patient. Tried many times. On the step where you need to turn the key to the on position without starting the engine,you will hear a series of grinding noise. Wait for the grinding noise to stop before you go on to the next task on the written instructions. So after 5 attempts, I finally got it to work for the 2004 Toyota RAV4. It's great. I now have replaced the lost remote and key. $30 beats the $300 the dealer will charge you. Good Luck!

Easy and durable