Key Fob Keyless Entry Remote fits 2004-2016 Toyota Sienna (GQ43VT20T 6-Btn)

Programed the first try. Works great, 2004 Sienna

Received product today. I followed instructions by Jim and Tom Thomas, and it worked perfectly. Only the lock, unlock, and alarm buttons worked. Remote is for a 2006 Toyota Sienna CE.

Got a used Toyota that only came with one master key and one remote, plus the valet key. Needed another master key and remote, this was good value for the remote. Got an OEM key from another vendor than Amazon, better price even with shipping. Rented a programmer from Tom's Keys, got the key blank cut at Ace, then coded both up with the programmer. Working just fine. Helpful note if your using Tom's Keys - their instructions say to code the key FIRST then get it cut. The programmer will work fine if you cut it first; the instruction is really meant for the keys you buy from them, if it won't code up for some reason they might not warranty it if its already cut.

Works great. Follow programming instructions precisely, and you’re in.Would be 5 stars, but the first one of these lasted three years. Not bad, but not worthy of 5 stars.

Product came with a website link to programming instructions. They were a little more difficult to follow so I included some easier ones here.What was not made clear at least to me in the instructions is you have to reprogram all of the remotes. So the first time I did it I only the new remote worked. After reentering programming mode I reprogrammed all the remotes. I used the instructions as follows.Programming Notes:Remove the key out of the ignition cylinder. Keep driver’s door open and unlocked, while leaving all other doors closed.Within 5 seconds or less:– insert the key in the ignition and then pull the key out– insert the key in the ignition and then pull the key outWithin 40 seconds or less:– close and then open driver’s door– close and then open driver’s door– insert the key in the ignition and then pull the key outWithin 40 seconds or less:– close and then open driver’s door– close and then open driver’s door one more time– insert the key into the ignition cylinder, but leave it inside at this time– close the driver’s door– turn the key to ON position, but do not start or crank the engine– turn the key back to OFF position– remove the key from the ignition cylinderWithin 3 seconds, the power door locks should lock and then unlock automatically indicating that you have successfully entered the programming mode. Return to step 1 if the door locks did not cycle at this point.Within 40 seconds or less:– Simultaneously press lock and unlock buttons on the remote that you are trying to program for 1.5 seconds– Let go of the lock and unlock buttons, and then press and hold the lock button for 2 seconds. Within 3 seconds, the power door locks should lock and unlock once automatically, indicating that you have successfully programmed the new remote.If the door locks cycle twice, then there might a problem with the transmitter or the procedure. In that case, repeat step 6 or verify that you have correct and properly working transmitter.To program more than one remote, repeat step 6 for each additional remoteFinally, open drivers door to exit programming mode.

WOW!!! I thought the video was a joke, but it is really to program the remote! I was hesitate to do it! Look so confused!So, I watched the video several times until I am familiar with it. Then I do it along with the video. As soon as the video finished, I finished!!!Very EASY!!! This is my first time and I proud of myself saving $75 for other people to program.

Easy to sync to vehicle. Decent range and battery life. Quality is so-so as they don't have a very long life. Better deal than the dealer.

Good and it works