Oscar I need to make a key for a 2003 Toyota Sequoia I lost all keys I did have a key but is not program! where we can find you or recommend some one in Sacramento
Desoldering pump and 30 watt soldering if you have somebody to help. put the soldering at the top and extractor at the bottom once you have the 8 done will come off
Ok. Thanks a lot. I did all the above with a used immobilizer for a 03 sequoia. I added 3 keys. The part number is a match. The security ligh goes off and stays off when I insert the key. But the car doesnt start. I did a continuity check from each of the 8 legs to the next component on the pc board. All good. Do I need to sync the new (used) immobilizer to the car ? I have flashed plenty of cars with no problem. It seems that the chip is good but something else is either a mismatch or faulty. Appreciate any tip. Thanks.
Why not just pick 1 of the keys already in the immo and program that file to the new chip?
Great job, thanks for share video and files.
Thanks
What did you get the virgin file from? please let me know if you can. Th tank you
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Oscar I need to make a key for a 2003 Toyota Sequoia I lost all keys I did have a key but is not program! where we can find you or recommend some one in Sacramento
Sorry don't know in Sacramento but if you can send the module
Pls can u send me the file mine got corrupted
So how did you remove the chip?
Desoldering pump and 30 watt soldering if you have somebody to help. put the soldering at the top and extractor at the bottom once you have the 8 done will come off
Isn't the clamp easier ?
Doesn't work
Ok.
I hate soldering.😖
Ok. Thanks a lot.
I did all the above with a used immobilizer for a 03 sequoia. I added 3 keys. The part number is a match. The security ligh goes off and stays off when I insert the key. But the car doesnt start. I did a continuity check from each of the 8 legs to the next component on the pc board. All good. Do I need to sync the new (used) immobilizer to the car ? I have flashed plenty of cars with no problem. It seems that the chip is good but something else is either a mismatch or faulty. Appreciate any tip. Thanks.
@@mrdman094081 ever figure it out?
@@pouncerminned863 Just needed a different clamp. This time the solder job worked. Don't forget you still have to also reset the ecu.