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sequoia2006 
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Posted: October 29, 2010 at 3:57 PM / IP Logged  
I lost the 2 way remote but still have the 1 way remote so I cleared all remotes from the system so the 2 way remote can't access the system. Are the 2 way and 1 way remotes that came with the system on the same frequency/code so that if I re-add the 1 way remote, it'll automatically add the lost 2 way remote?
Does anyone know if it's possible to disable one key from the ignition system so that it can't start the car? I am trying to avoid paying an arm and a leg to replace all the locks.
91stt 
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Posted: October 29, 2010 at 5:19 PM / IP Logged  
Seems that you can but if you lose all the master keys the tansponder key ECU must be replaced
Programming Procedures
This information is provided only as a reference.
All circuits should be verified with a digital multi-meter prior to making any connections.
sequoia2006 
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Only lost 1 key. Still have another key and the valet key.
91stt wrote:
Seems that you can but if you lose all the master keys the tansponder key ECU must be replaced
Programming Procedures
sequoia2006 
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91stt wrote:
Seems that you can but if you lose all the master keys the tansponder key ECU must be replaced
Programming Procedures
Thanks for the file. I'll try to do that.
blanx218 
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once you delete all the remotes from the alarm, you can reprogram the 1 way remote by itself. remotes have to be programmed individually so you wont have to worry about the lost remote. as far as the key, the year, make & model of the car would be helpful to give you some options

91stt 
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blanx218 wrote:

once you delete all the remotes from the alarm, you can reprogram the 1 way remote by itself. remotes have to be programmed individually so you wont have to worry about the lost remote. as far as the key, the year, make & model of the car would be helpful to give you some options

going by his screen name, i venture to guess that he has a 2006 toyota sequoia
This information is provided only as a reference.
All circuits should be verified with a digital multi-meter prior to making any connections.
sequoia2006 
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Posted: November 03, 2010 at 12:50 AM / IP Logged  
You got it. That was very good guess.
91stt wrote:
blanx218 wrote:

once you delete all the remotes from the alarm, you can reprogram the 1 way remote by itself. remotes have to be programmed individually so you wont have to worry about the lost remote. as far as the key, the year, make & model of the car would be helpful to give you some options

going by his screen name, i venture to guess that he has a 2006 toyota sequoia
sequoia2006 
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So according to the instruction in this file, I could follow the steps in section "3. Erasure of transponder key code" to remove master and sub keys from the transponder computer before adding the existing keys back? I was worried that if I removed all the key then I won't be able to add them back because all the keys have been cleared from the computer and the computer would need at least 1 master key to program additional keys.
Can someone confirm what I've described above is correct?
Thanks.
sequoia2006 wrote:
91stt wrote:
Seems that you can but if you lose all the master keys the tansponder key ECU must be replaced
Programming Procedures
Thanks for the file. I'll try to do that.
sequoia2006 
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Posted: November 15, 2010 at 11:57 AM / IP Logged  
I have tried to program an additional key with the instructions from the file several times but could not get it to program. Has anyone successfully program a key with a Sequoia 06?
91stt wrote:
Seems that you can but if you lose all the master keys the tansponder key ECU must be replaced
Programming Procedures
91stt 
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it is possible that the key you have is not a master. I don't know how you can tell a master from a sub.
This information is provided only as a reference.
All circuits should be verified with a digital multi-meter prior to making any connections.
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