hello , when I bay mu prius there wasnt this keyless remote..it lost. if I bay this remote it will be work??I have 2002 t prius . thanks
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if it is a 2002 Prius it will not work. It needs to be a 2010 and newer remote for this cover to fit properly
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i bought key fob for my friends 03 toyota matrix...i dont think it will work!!type in remote keyless entry for your make.year,model& the rest is up to u!!!!yesterday i went to a locksmith to get keys made & he stocks them for all cars...try a locksmith!!
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google your car make and model and the number on the back of the remote. there are more ways than one to do this. if you can't get it at all, call around for a key smith, or lock smith. they can do the same thing the dealer can do and charge you much less. gl
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You don't say what year Prius you have, but other responses I have seen said if you have the keyless entry, as I have, it is an easy drop in replacement. On 2nd generation (2004-2009), without the keyless entry, it was slightly too big. The hybrid part is not a factor.
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If you do not have smart key or the navigation system Toyota put in a smaller (same height, same depth but not as long) battery for the 2004 to 2009 Prius. The battery compartment is the same. The tray is a little shorter . It is a tight fit however I have made it work on several cars, the batteries just dropped right in. The tray is held down by two bolts. Loosen them and pull the positioning tap up then slide the tray as far forward as you can. That should help. Also you can remove excess calk from the back wall. Worse case: re-bend the tray or get the tray for the bigger battery from Toyota. You will have a battery with 38 amp hours of capacity instead of 28 amp hours over 25% more. If you do not have smart key or the navigation system Toyota put in a smaller (same height, same depth but not as long) battery for the 2004 to 2009 Prius. The battery compartment is the same. The tray is a little shorter . It is a tight fit however I have made it work on several cars, the batteries just dropped right in. The tray is held down by two bolts. Loosen them and pull the positioning tap up then slide the tray as far forward as you can. That should help. Also you can remove excess calk from the back wall. Worse case: re-bend the tray or get the tray for the bigger battery from... » Read More If you do not have smart key or the navigation system Toyota put in a smaller (same height, same depth but not as long) battery for the 2004 to 2009 Prius. The battery compartment is the same. The tray is a little shorter . It is a tight fit however I have made it work on several cars, the batteries just dropped right in. The tray is held down by two bolts. Loosen them and pull the positioning tap up then slide the tray as far forward as you can. That should help. Also you can remove excess calk from the back wall. Worse case: re-bend the tray or get the tray for the bigger battery from Toyota. You will have a battery with 38 amp hours of capacity instead of 28 amp hours over 25% more. « Show Less
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it did not work for my 2012 Prius, the steering wheel buttons did not work. I think it will work for 2010 model.
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Yes, After loosing all my keys, I ordered this remote and it works perfectly, this is why I am ordering another one to use as a spare.
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Interesting, let me double check with an engineer that works on the Keyless system for Chrysler. Just in case VW requested a unique protocol or feature. I will see him tonight, so hold off ordering until you hear back from me.Regards
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Check that you have the exact remote for your make, model, year and remote start/no remote start. Good luck.
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if your key looks like this: http://i.ebayimg.com/t/2009-2010-2011-2012-TOYOTA-PRIUS-and-LEXUS-smart-key-keyless-remote-HYQ14ACX-/00/s/MTIwMFgxNjAw/$T2eC16FHJGoE9nuQeWveBQ1iL9Utb!~~60_57.JPG then it should fit fine.
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Our remotes were made only for cars made to sell in the North American market. That part # does not even come up in our system. I could not guarantee this part would work. Probably not.Thanks,KeylessRide
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Hey Jerry:You might be a little more successful than I was in programming the wireless remote!!! I am getting to the second to last step and no further!!! My plan is to purchase a new battery and see if this may work!!! I also have the same situation where the remote I had is very different to this one I purchased!!! I had also purchased this remote as it stated it could be used for a 2005 Camry and instructions for the remote came with it!!! Hope this response help some how!!!
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When I brought it for my 2001 maxima and program it it work fine to me I went on YouTube to find out the proper way to program it they should be any problem as long as you buy the right remote for you car.
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This is a Chrysler product-and it will work..let me rephrase that, it should work. Check with your garage and see if they will reprogram your fob, but it should work. we had to purchase another fob b/c our Chrysler t/c didn't have a second key set, so I purchased a new one and it had 3 buttons and it worked. Good luck in your endevours!
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as long as it has the factory installed keyless package it should. your key actually is used to program it so if it starts the vehicle it should work. Just make sure that you follow the instructions to a t. if for some reason they aren't included, just perform a google search on how to program keyless remote for your specific vehicle. you will find that the info is out there and very simple
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http://blog.keylessentryremotefob.com/2014/01/1999-toyota-camry-solara-key-fob-remote.html
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I bought the car used, and the guy didn't have a remote. I assume the original was also a three button remote, because my trunk doesn't work. The other three do though.