This worked great with my 2003 Toyota Sienna CE. The included instructions did not work (minor typo), but I was able to find the programming instructions on the web easily enough. Worked on the very first try, no hassles.
Oddly enough, when I called Toyota and gave them my VIN they told me that keyless remote HAD NOT been installed on this car. I was worried I would have to buy an aftermarket receiver but when I tried the programming cycle, the car responded with the "ready" signal!
What that means is that the original buyer didn't want to pay the $100-$200 the dealer asked to add the option. It's a quick and easy "upgrade" which adds to the dealer margins, that is, all they have to do is the simple key programming, they don't have to install anything. The important thing is that the keyless receiver was already installed at the factory, despite what Toyota said.
So if your car doesn't have keyless remote, find your vehicle instructions online and run the programming cycle. If your car has power locks, there's a good chance the receiver is already there! I wish I had know this for my old Honda Civic...
My only negative is that it didn't come with the tiny split ring as shown in the photo. The hole is a bit small for my big fat keychain ring.
| Manufacturer | KeylessOption |
|---|---|
| Brand | KeylessOption |
| Item Weight | 0.352 ounces |
| Product Dimensions | 2 x 0.75 x 4 inches |
| Item model number | KPT1658 |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
| Manufacturer Part Number | KPT1658 |
| OEM Part Number | 89742-06010, GQ43VT14T |
| Special Features | Ergonomic |
