All In one Remote Key GQ43VT20T

The White box is directly behind the dash ABOVE the glove box. You have to remove the glove box and the black piece of plastic held on with 1 10mm bolt and 2 clips. Then you can reach up and disconnect the harness.

 

My issues were and are many. First off I disconnected the box. Started and shut off the truck. Went through the programming with the box detached. No go. Plugged it back in, same process, no go. Back and forth a few times.

Remembered that my trucks ignition doesn't always 'chime' when I put the key in. Basically the switch or pin in there is heavily worn or failing. Tried it again making sure that I heard the chime every time I put the key in by holding it in a specific position. Still no dice. So I manually cycled the locks. No joy. Pulled up my Torque App, cleared all ECU codes. Did the process all over again. Yeah. All the remotes work now.

I mentioned before, the truck has been forgetting remotes at random. No clue on that issue. But all the fobs I have are working now.

My remote that i was daily driving had issues before all this. LOCK never worked after the dealer had the truck for some service a few years ago. Decided to re- solder all the connections on the whole board. Guess what, lock works now.

Thank you OP. I really appreciate this. Also, when the new fobs are in, I'll grab one of the new flips and an all in one.

 

FOB programming video

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NSXUKupBXJs

 

Skygear.... Wow! . That's all I can say for all the work you did.

 

He's a legit dude!

 

I'm a determined individual.

Not a locksmith by anymeans anymore. Still enjoy lock sport though, picking. Still have some of my old machines, cutters, programmers and bypass tools. Others friends have our have borrowed over the years and I just need to get them all back from them. I'll still do some work for friends and family if they ask. By no means do I offer though. Heavy frowned upon legally here.

Some quick thoughts for everyone else. If you end up with any flip key and someone messes up the cut, get a basic non chipped key cut. Verify it works then you can pop the pin holding your flip key in. Match it up with a working cut key. Cut the working key off at the same length as the flip. Mark your groove and use a Dremel to make the pin groove. I like to cut the groove first then cut the key to length

Pro tip, you don't have to pop the pin out all the way. Makes it easier to reassemble

 

Where can I get a Toyota logo for the flip key ?

 

PM the OP.

 

Here is what I am working on. 22k gold 'coin' I'm going to do more custom work on. Trits and diamonds.

 

got the new flip key in today.

Information below is from a visual test...no real world test yet. Sarge will get first key to test in extreme situations. If the key can survive with him...I will stock it. I will also test one myself in the mean time.

1)Texture feels great and quality LOOKS amazing. Snaps up well with no open gaps.

2) The key ring is amazing as it wraps almost all around key. Snaps into three places inside shell. I don't think we need to worry about key ring falling apart.

3) Pivot point expands half way across key. Strongest pivot point I have ever felt.

4) Thinner than VW Style


Cons..
Inside is not 100% tailored for my circuit board. I had to do a little shaving. Will report to manufacturer about issue.
Im still trying to work out proper tension for spring. Sarge might have to tighetn it up a bit..

 

I like this new style, how much are they

 

Where does the immobilizer chip go in this remote,

 

Send me one of the new ones

 

Very interesting!

 

They would go in the top in that small channel next to the red circle

 

Not for sale yet. Was a headache modifying circuit board and the product hasn't gone through some real world testing.

 

Went on a journey to finally get my keys done. The locksmith I went to gave me a bunch of back talk about how the key isn't going to work without a special computer and only professionals can register a key and wouldn't cut my key until I told him I already got Techstream and that all he had to do was cut the damn key. $3 later and an hour trying to figure it out, my new key works. Works like a dream and love that I got one less thing to hang off my keys. Thanks Neneago for making these!

 

What cable you use for techstream? Link?