Secure Keyless Entry Remote for Toyota Camry, Celica, Corolla, Echo, Matrix, Sienna, and Solara

Angel: Todo bien

United States on Nov 20, 2023

Randy K: Instructions are easy to follow. Took less than 10 minutes to configure. Key fob came with a battery. Not sure how long it will last. But happy with purchase overall.

United States on Oct 29, 2023

f. Trone: Was able to enter program state with car, but remotes do not program.
Followed program instructions properly. Will be returning in hopes of finding remotes that work.

Canada on Sep 06, 2023

Warren Wooden: Product stopped working after two weeks. Tried new batteries, reprogramming the FOB (got another week out of the 2nd FOB). Was a waste of my money unfortunately. Now I'm stuck walking around and opening everones door manually, or looking discourtios by getting in first while my wife and 10 year old daughter stand in the freezing cold (Ab. Canada) until I'm in and can open their doors from the inside.

Canada on Jan 29, 2023

Raul56: La puntualidad fue muy buena,
Lastima que uno de los controles de mi pedido no funciona
Falta de profesionalismo del proovedor del producto
Ahora lo pienso detenidamente para atreverme a comprar más productos ya que considero una alta probabilidad de que me salga defectuoso el producto que compre en un futuro
ME FALLARON Y PERDÍ LA CONFIANZA EN SU TIENDA DE AMAZON

Mexico on Jan 13, 2023

Amazon Customer: Don't buy these didn't even work

United Kingdom on Sep 26, 2022

Cristina: Product does not work! The batteries are dead. After wasting money out of my own pocket to replace the dead batteries the remote came with, the product still didn't work.

I was able to enter program mode in my 2000 sienna succesfully but the control was not able to be programmed.

Useless product. Do not buy!

United States on Jun 27, 2022

Amazon Customer: Okay, so I ordered these because I lost one of my original FOBs years ago and the other FOB broke at the keyring.

I am able to get my car to go into Pairing Mode without issue (I made sure I could long before ordering anything) But the replacement FOBs I ordered refused to pair.

So I thought maybe the batteries were dead. Took my multimeter and checked the voltages. One was dead (0.56v) the other quite healthy (2.89v).

Ultimately I took my existing FOB and inserted it into the replacement FOB's shell. Fit like a glove.

There was a card included in the product leading to a paywall that shows you how to pair these devices. Pretty dishonest thing to do to a customer after purchase. Would advise against buying these as a result.

Canada on May 13, 2022

Brett: The directions to get the car set for programming mode are good, but when you go to train the fobs nothing happens. I ordered the 2 pack and neither of them worked. I tried 20 plus times. I even checked to make sure that the batteries were charged. I don’t know if the wrong internals were sent or what but they didn’t work at all. I have programmed other remotes for this car before and my old fob worked before I lost it so I know it’s not the car’s problem. I will be returning these.
Update: I ordered the same set of remotes from eBay for $10 cheaper. When they showed up I was skeptical they would not work because they were the same exact brand as the Amazon ones.They programmed right away. I opened them up and saw that the circuit board on the inside only had 2 buttons on the front compared to the three buttons that were on the Amazon ones. I am convinced that the ones I got from Amazon had Camry internals with the Corolla shell and that’s why they did t work for me.

United States on Apr 05, 2021

J. H.: I ordered the two-button model for a 1999 Toyota Solara SLE. It came with a business card that linked to a website containing instructions, but unfortunately they did not work as this car seems to be a transitional model that lacks the newer RS3000 controller with the pushbutton sync feature. I found another, older method described on a different page which took several tries to get right but worked fine once I finally figured it out. The method is as follows:

1) Start with key out of the ignition. The drivers door should be open, but all others closed. Ensure drivers door is unlocked, as well.

2) Insert key into ignition and then pull it out. DO NOT turn the key, just stick it in so you hear the door ajar chime then remove. Perform the following steps within 40 seconds of removing the key!

3) Using the power lock switch on the still-open drivers door perform 5 lock/unlock cycles, starting by pressing lock. Use an even pace and try to go about one cycle per second. (1 cycle = 1 lock and 1 unlock.) Don't pause between lock/unlock cycles. You should end with the door unlocked, after 10 total presses of the rocker switch.

4) Close, then re-open the drivers...

United States on Apr 28, 2019