I'm not sure if I have an original key to see if it has a 'G' stamped on it. My current does not. I have a 2010 Corolla LE. Will this key work?
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I don't think so. I haven't tried that hard to get it to work but I don't have confidence in it. But then again all I did was take it to a locksmith but it wouldn't fit in their machine so it's not cut yet. It also looks slightly different than the working one that I have.
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I see no reason why it wouldn't work. When I bought my 2010 Toyota Corolla, the key given to me wasn't even a valet key. I bought two of these keys and took them to a Toyota dealer who was able to program both keys with no problem. Believe me I was very nervous about ordering this key but in the end I'm glad I did. Good luck.
953004
You need a working key (most recent in use). not necessarily the original key.
1165142
Not sure, your guess is as good as mine. It looks and feels like the original. I have not had the key made yet; I did however program a new alarm/fob and it works perfectly.
864784
If it is listed. it will work. I have to say I ordered 2 keys for my car and it works perfect. Was for 2001 Toyota Sequoia. take 2min to work. I have saved over $200.
20757
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 .....
436266
I am sorry I have no idea about that. You should ask the seller specifically. I have used it for Toyota Corolla 2011 LE.Thank you.
2056389
I am not sure if it would work. I only know the key works well for my 2012 Camry.
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If you have aftermarket wheel locks and you've lost your key, the only way to be sure is to have the lock code identification number from the original packaging you received with the lock. You can order another key with that number. If you bought your car used and the tag for the lock wasn't in your glove box with the Vehicle's owners manual, than the only way to remove the lock is to buy a lock removal tool, or bring it to a garage and have them remove it for you. I hope this helps. I had to replace my locks, and the tag didn't come with my vehicle because I purchased it used. If you have the code number, than your in great shape.
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I don't know if that makes any difference. By indicating what year, make and model of your vehicle any vendor should sell you the correct blank transponder key. At least that was my experience when I bought my key for a '06 Toyota 4Runner.
732446
the key has oem electronics and will cut and program to your vehicle. please read the description and make sure its the one you need. thanks
709538
Yes and the model number was the same as the original. The dealership and i had trouble programming the key (might have tricked me into buying their own version). I ended up returning the key but I would recommend it and have a locksmith program the key.
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I have a 2010 Corolla and it works great on it. The best thing I have ever used.
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I'm assuming it is the type of chip inside the key. Thus isn't just a copy and use key it needs to be matched w your car. I would call your local dealership and double check compatibility with your vehicle (you'll have to call them anyways to program your key to match you car). I have a 2007 Maz3 and they said $65 for mine
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It worked on my 2004 Toyota Corolla car, now what you have to check is the tire size. The tire size is marked on the side of the tire on your current car. If you can't read it, ask a mechanic or a tire store guy for your tire size.
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It sounds like you do not have the US version of the corolla, however the ECU should remain the same. So with that logic, yes it should work.
392154
HI, have a factory installed keyless entry and the FCCID # is a match to your original. It will work for your vehicle.
1038010
I brought a pair of these keys for my friend who has a 1999 Toyota Camry, I was unable to program it by following the instructions given.Hence I would say it didn't work. As far as the 2000 Solara, I couldn't comment on it.Thanks.