Since they don't have the key design for the new Tacomas yet, you will not be able to unlock or lock your lockable glovebox which is what the slightly different blade design is for aside from the last gen models.ĥ. At this point it will not start the car since you have to have the transmitter programmed.
It will come out slightly different but still work. If you have your master key, take both the aftermarket and master there and have them copy and cut it. The only one I know of for sure that will do is BatteriesPlus. I've read that you can get it done at a lot of places, and some stores will not cut it for you. Plug the mini-vci cable into your OBDII port into your laptop and start up Techstream then under main body -> Utility -> Wireless remote registration and follow the on-screen instructions.Ĥ.
Program only the fob remote and not the transmitter using the Techstream software. It is spring-loaded and requires loading the spring by twisting it to get the key button function to work.ģ. After receiving your fob and immobilizer transmitter, attach the included key blade by taking the fob case apart and hammering the included metal shims into the slot after the blade is inserted and put it all back together. Follow the included instructions to install.Ģ. I would highly recommend a dedicated laptop for this though solely to use as a scanner and programmer. If you don't have windows 7 or xp, either find a laptop with it or install techstream and the drivers manually. Install Techstream v12 and drivers onto your laptop. Different aftermarket fobs have different immobilizer chips and while the remote may work to unlock and lock your truck it will not start when you turn the key unless you have the proper immobilizer and it is programmed: Immobilzer transmitterBecause of the immobilizer system you need a small chip that is compatible. Replacement fob This is the fob i used personally, worked well but did not have the correct immobilizer transmitter in my case but the remote worked: Since this also doubles as a code scanner, I'd recommend finding a cheap old laptop for this. Old 32 bit Windows 7 or XP laptop is preferred as it is more difficult to install the drivers for techstream on newer 64 bit windows as you have to do it manually. Techstream software v12 as a lot of other versions wont contain the utility menu needed to program the fob and transmitter:
(Smart key is easier because it does not need to be cut, otherwise the process is similar but of course requires a different transmitter.) This is for Tacomas without the smart key.
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