I have 2011 Toyota Carmy SE, is it really working?
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You still have to get the universal module. This is just the adapter so you only have to wire in the power for the adapter. But yes it worked great with my pioneer radio. All steering wheel controls function just like they did before.
1614261
It works perfect! I'm fairly certain it doesn't work on a 2011, better double check before you order
1614262
I have a 2011 Toyota Camry LE and it worked for me right away. As already mentioned this requires the ASWC module itself (sold separately). This part number is just the connector for the module.
1614263
With the ASWC, this made it pretty much a plug and play install with a new head unit in my 2004 Sequoia.
1614264
I bought and installed the wiring kit, only to learn that I needed the $50 module to make it work. I left it installed, but never purchased the connector module... So no, by itself, this wiring kit will not work. Maybe if you buy the $50 module, it may??
466333
Yes it works great just take to best buy, carmax, dealership to program. I tried for 3 hrs and could not get it to work. Carmax took 2 min.
2155167
Mine is working great, you need to take it to a professional car stereo to install it property for you to get the correct pictures on reverse.
1435367
We have a 2011 and it works great. I believe it may be different with the new body style.
65377
I installed it on my 2001 Sienna and it works. Installation was simple, maybe an hour.
237678
No, this item is fully compatible with the following Toyota models: Toyota(small plug) 4Runner 2003-2011, Avalon 2005-2011, Camry 2005-2011, Celica 2003-2005, Corolla 2005-2011, FJ Cruiser 2007-2010, Highlander 2004-2011, Landcruiser 2003-2011, MR2 2004-2010, RAV4 2003-2011, Sequoia 2005-2011, Sienna 2004-2010, Solara 2004-2008, Tacoma 2005-2011, Tundra 2004-2011, Venza 2009-2011, Vitz 2006-2010,
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A 2011 Toyota sienna needs to be programmed by a locksmith which I am.. The books show self programming. That is not correct
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I used the replacement remote on a Sienna CE model. I can't see there being a problem with an LE model. I bought 2 and they work great. Just read the setup instructions a couple of times to get the procedure straight. I saw other reviews where people had to get the dealership to do the programming and worked. So can't see there being an issue with the remote working, it is just following the instructions properly. They are poorly written.
1576564
I have it on my 2011, as long as they are the same then it should. And I highly recommend it, most noticeable change I've ever made to a car for the price.
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I have a 2012 Camry XLE and took this smart key to the Toyota dealer and they could not get it to work. I return it.
335597
Hi dear,Yes it will work but before you pay for it check if it has obd2 connection
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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.
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Yes but the dealer should install my car was the first they did and they had issues syncing the computer to them. 5 hours and 2 visits they got them going. They are great, love them good luck!
615081
Mine is 2007. First u need to go dealership and ask someone to program it. It's been working for like 5/6 months. Now it's not working now. I dont wanna spend another 40bucks for programming, so its risky.
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if you have a pats system(blinking red light on your dashboard & a chip in your key)(keyless entry pad on your drivers door)then it should,I checked with another company & it shows that it does work it looks the same as this one & is listed in the vehicle application list so I would say yes(also did your old one look like this one?if you know maybe you never saw it,but what I understand is it is an offered remote for that car(if you go to the dealer & just ask them to look it up & if the picture is the same then I would go for this one its much cheaper than the dealer)to program it turn your key to the run position & back to off three times fast your door locks will cycle press unlock/lock button & the remotes entered into the system,their will be instructions for this that will come with the unit(WARNINGxxxxxWHEN YOU CHANGE THE BATTERY BE CAREFUL WHEN YOU OPEN THE CASE SO YOU DONT BREAK IT USE A MINI SCREW DRIVER TO POP IT OPEN FROM THE BOTTOM OF THE REMOTE BY THE LOCK/UNLOCK BUTTONS & MAKE SURE THE CONTACTS ARE BENT UP SLIGHTLY TO FORCE GOOD BATTERY CONTACT,IF YOU START TO SEE THE REMOTE DOESN'T WORK AFTER A BATTERY CHANGE ITS THE CONTACTS TRY NOT TO SIT ON OR PUT PRESSURE ON THE REMOTE CONTROL THIS WILL MAKE THE BATTERY LOOSE INSIDE & A NO CONTACT SITUATION I'VE BEEN HERE THE REMOTE ITSELF IS A VERY GOOD PRODUCT & WILL LAST A LONG TIME IF YOU TAKE CARE OF IT HAVE FUN & DONT THROW YOUR KEYS AROUND & YOU'LL BE A SATISFIED & HAPPY CAMPER & IN THE WORDS OF BART LATER MAN!
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I installed this system in my 1988 Mercedes 300 ce . Here is a link to the walkthrough for this particular car..... If you have a different model you could query their forum to see if anyone has done the same model car as you.. http://mbworld.org/forums/e-class-w124/191107-keyless-entry-writeup.htmlit was a 1 hr install. works perfectly .
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Yes, it should work on most cars nowadays. As long as it has obd2 support but it's become somewhat of a standard on most vehicles after the 90's so yes. I have it anf I have used it on a variety of cars and have not had any issues as long as it has obd 1 or obd 2