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Yaris Key Programming


Jonny123
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Hi there I've recently bought a used key from eBay and want to reprogramme it using the instructions found on this website (see below) I want to know a couple of things about which keys to use in the process (queries in red) if anyone can help me that would be great...

INSTRUCTIONS

Programming Remote Key Fob

Drivers door open and removed from ignition

Insert key into ignition, then remove it IS THIS THE MASTER KEY OR THE USED KEY I HAVE BOUGHT?

within 40 sec close and open drivers door twice

inset key in ignition then remove

within 40 sec close and open drivers door twice

close drivers door

Insert key into ignition IS THIS THE NEW OR USED KEY?

switch ignition ON and OFF once to program new key code whilst retaining IF I REPROGRAMME THE MASTER KEY WILL THIS CHANGE THE CODES AS MY KEY WAS STOLEN?
original codes or twice to program a new key code whilst erasing the original codes

Remove key

System should now lock and unlock vehicle, once or twice depending which mode has been selected

Carry out the following within 20 sec

Yaris built in Japan and yaris verso: Simultaneously press and hold key lock and unlock buttons for 1-1.5 sec

Yaris built in France Press key lock button for a minimum of 1 sec and release

Within 3 seconds

Press key lock button for a minimum of 1 sec and release

System should now lock and unlock vehicle


To exit programming mode, open the drivers door

NOTE :if system locks and unlocks vehicle twice, programming procedure has not been completed .Repeat button procedure
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Adding A Key To The Immobiliser System

Using a black key you have that is already programmed to the immobiliser:

Insert already programmed black key into ignition switch

Within 15 seconds: Press and release accelerator pedal 5 times.

Within 20 seconds: Press and release brake pedal 6 times.

Remove black key.

Within 10 seconds: Insert the new black key to be programmed into ignition switch.

Within 10 seconds: Press and release accelerator pedal once.

Security warning lamp will flash.

After 1 minute security warning lamp will stop flashing.



If programming another key:

Within 10 seconds: Insert black key to be programmed into ignition switch.

Press and release accelerator pedal once.

Security warning lamp will flash.

After 1 minute security warning lamp will stop flashing.


TO EXIT PROGRAMMING MODE: REMOVE IGNITION KEY AND PRESS BRAKE PEDAL AT LEAST ONCE WITHIN 10 SECONDS, OR WAIT 10 SECONDS.

NOTE: A MAXIMUM OF 7 BLACK KEYS CAN BE PROGRAMMED.

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I would use master key for first two parts dont think it matters to be honest departs if they both start car and it won't change key code as that part is wireless ecu

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In order of RED's:

MASTER - This gives the ECU a known key to let it know it is authorised

NEW ONE - This is inserting the key that is to be programmed

NEW ONE - This is telling the ECU to read the new key's code and add it to its database of authorized keys

Just be aware that trying to program the immobilizer with a used key can be hit or miss.

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