Spare Transponder Key for Altise-09

[Aurion ZR6]

Found on Whirpool

Key (blank) is about $80, remote should be somewhere around $130 or so, both from Toyota dealership parts. Get the key cut with a local keycutter (Mr Minit or whatever).

Procedure to program new master key;

Hop in the car, close door. Insert existing master key into ignition barrel (don't turn) and remove again, repeat this 4 times (ie: in>out>in>out>in>out>in>out>in). Leave the key in the barrel and open/close the driver's door 6 times. Remove the key, insert the new key to be programmed and leave it there for at least 60 seconds. And that's it.

Procedure to program a new remote;

Hop in car, leave driver's door open. Insert/remove ignition key twice. Close/open driver's door twice. Insert/remove ignition key once. Close/open driver's door twice. Insert ignition key (don't turn, yet) and close door. Turn ignition key from lock to on and back to lock, wait a second before turning back to lock. This is for "add" mode. Remove key. The central locking will cycle once indicating "add" mode is initiated. Press both the unlock and lock buttons on the new remote together at the same time and hold down for 1 to 2 seconds. Then press either unlock or lock on the remote. The door locks should cycle once to indicate it's learned the new remote. Once you're done, open a door to complete.

http://www.car-keys.com.au/home.php

If anyone has a key that the buttons have worn out you can get replacement button skins from here: http://www.polmex.com.au/index.html

Edited December 12, 2010 by Aurion ZR6

[Harlo]

Sorry for bringing up an old thread, but by "programming the master key" do you mean that the user can program the immobiliser of a blank key without need of a Toyota Service Computer?

[Harlo]

Update:

Contacted the person who wrote that on the other forum and yes programming the key is letting the immobiliser learn the key for any future references that members need here.