I have a Toyota 4runner 2001. Is this need delars programming or i can do it.
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U can do it your self with th correct procedure, mine nevr worked not even with a profecinal even do my car was in their list.
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You can do it. Check out http://www.programyourremote.com/classified/2001-toyota-4runner-listing-6067.aspx
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Not for my year car.I own a 1999 Saturn SL2 . programming must be done by a GM dearler.
1911752
Not sure if it's specified to the year, I have a 2007, but I was able to program it myself.
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For free manufacturer programming requirements please go to http://keylessremotes4u.net/programming.php Some remotes and vehicles require diagnostic programming and you would need to visit your local dealer or locksmith.
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Yes, I did it a few weeks ago. Much easier than programing assuming your current one is already programmed.
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Dealer has to program. I haven't taken mine in to get programmed yet. From what I understand it is around $100.00.
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Programming is based on the system installed in the vehicle, not the actual remote. If you search your system info you should find the instructions you need, or you are welcome to send us an Amazon message for help. Thank you!
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Lokking at the pic it will be ok for 2003. bought mine from here and it was ok did the programming myself. you can give it a try.
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Same as Bill - I'd check with the seller. If you want me to guess, I would probably say it would work. Just a note, that programming instructions as I recall were single-spaced, a bit confusing - as there were around 10 steps to do - but I'd rather do that than pay my local Toyota dealer probably $ 100 to program it for you.
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There is no programming required. Be sure to call your local dealer's Parts Department and confirm the part number you are ordering is compatible with your vehicle. They can look up the correct number with your vehicle identification number.
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You must take it to a dealership to get programmed. We had a friend who was a mechanic do it at the dealership he worked at.
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you will have to have it programed to the car and if you can't do it yourself the dealer will charge you for it. If your circuit board is ok and you got a real GM controller all you need to do is switch the circuit boards and your good to go. the only problem I had is the rubber has black carbon contacts on the back that wares off so all you need to do is clean off the circuit board contacts and switch the rubber.
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I used it on a 2007 trailblazer . The programming instructions were easy enough for my husband:) remember you must re program all your keyless remotes together!
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I can't say for sure, but my guess would be yes. My 4Runner is a 2014 and I don't think the design has changed. If you don't have the tool to remove the end caps a paint can opener works very well.
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For free manufacturer programming requirements please go to http://keylessremotes4u.net/programming.php . Some remotes and vehicles require diagnostic programming and you would need to visit your local dealer or locksmith.
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Hi Leonid, I had to change all 5 sensors in my 2006 tacoma, then YES I had to program them at a tire dealership, make sure they are at pressure or above when you do it.
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Hello Eric ; The 4th ( the Delcotron )I am guessing-is only for late model GM alternators that use an exciter circuit for the field windings and honestly as a mechanic you may only need it if you have GM chassis in your motor home /camper .I think you can safely ignore that 4th post if what you have is not a GM vehicle . I have not hooked my up yet but it is for my Toyota motor home starting motor /Cabin accessories battery split . Cheers ;Kim