I lost my remote transmitter for my 2003 toyota highlander, the model # is RS1100P will this remote work for my car. My husband purchased this remote starter from Target, (Car And Driver)
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I believe it will work. If your model # is correct the TX4BL is the replacement that is shown on the Bulldog Security website. Double check my findings at http://www.bulldogsecurity.com/Category/1019-remotes.aspx
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I'm not sure. I purchased this remote for a security system that is on a 1994 Acura Integra...
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Based entirely on my experience with this remote alone, I will say yes, it will work. Bulldog has a website included in the paper work which will clearly identify all vehicles compatible with the device.
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Probably. The remote is not "Bulldog" branded. Just follow the instructions for programing in the "Car and Driver" manual.
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I'm sorry, I do not know for certain - it depends on the options your highlander has. Assuming your highlander does *not* have navigation (and I presume it doesn't, or this unit would be a waste), then I expect it will fit.
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I've only had the remote starter for one month and installed it on my 1998 honda civic and now it doesn't work.
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It worked perfectly on my 2014 Tacoma. I do not know about the Highlander, but see no reason why it wouldn't work just as we'll.
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yes, this will work. if you google search you will find it. it involves removing MALL PGM fuse and turning the key in the ignition in a special way to program the new remote. Local dealer wanted to charge me $175 to do this, and the remote on amazon costs $20. Worth the time spent to do it yourself for sure. Good luck
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Hi Mr Patrick,I got this remote clicker almost 10 months back without access to programming guide. I had to struggle little bit to download the progamming guide. Finally got success in downloading right programming guide.Tried steps mentioned in the guide and got success in resetting the remote for my car. Since then this remote is working good and no more problems.
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This rmote may work for your vehicle, but to confirm, match the numbers on your current remote. You may need to call your local dealership to verify the part number you need. Thank you!
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It's universal so it will work with any vehicle. Remote start will require a modal that fits your vehicle to bypass the security chip in the key.
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From what i understand it should. You should note that if you are looking to replace a remote that does not work, you will likely have to take it to the dealership to have it programmed. Without a working remote it may seem as though it doesn't work, but the working remote is required for at-home programming.
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Yes it will work. Dealer did it for free. Note that this does not have a remote start button.. That's the catch !!
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Now this is only a guess but I think it would work. My car is a 2001 Lincoln town car. I bought two of the remotes. They both work fine. Our manual told us how to program them. Good luck.
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I'm not completely up to date with the Toyota Highlander radio plugs, but from what I remember there is two radio plugs on the back and one of them should be the correct size fitting. GM is the oddball that uses the micro antenna plug while everyone else uses the regular size plug. The kit has everything that you will need for the install. Hope I was able to answer your question!
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No, this is for a Tacoma. PT18A-48090 is the Toyota part number for the Highlander.
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You will need to verify that you purchased the correct remote, and confirm that your vehicle is entering programming mode. If you purchased from us, please send an Amazon message with your order information. Thank you!
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The procedure of programming the new remote erases any existing remotes (this was my situation), and both new and old remotes would need to be matched with the car. Based on this it should work with your car, as long as you are 100% sure that your car has keyless remote capability
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To be honest I don't think this remote will work on any2000 through 2003 toyota .... I have a 2001 corolla .... I'm not sure what keyless will work .....
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It should. The reason I had to replace mine is because the soldering that holds the battery in place broke on both of the units that came with the car. Totally worth the $ to buy it here and pay to have it programmed. I found a locksmith who also programs remotes, he charged half of what the dealer quoted.