My key fob cracked this weekend. So I went to the dealer who told me a new key would be $225 as I had a special "L" key. Where can I buy these keys? I am sure at a fraction of the dealer price? Also, could Lowes or Home Depot cut the key? I am sure the programming sequence is on here somewhere. I cannot justify $450 for 2 keys.
2006 LC Keys needed
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I think thats the price with a new transmitter.
From what youre saying you should only need the housing, which they should also have.
From what youre saying you should only need the housing, which they should also have.
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Thank you, I will have to check on this. In any case, I still need to get another key as one of my sons lost a key. So any information on getting a new key other than the dealer would be helpful.
http://www.autotransponder.com/mobile/2006_toyota_landcruiser_keys_and_keyless_entry_remotes
I bought 2 refurbished transponder keys from them last month! She said that they were oem transponder in an aftermarket shell blank! Doesn't have the toyota logo!
Great customer service, fast shipping! Still had to pay 70$ to the dealership to get them programmed, but that's better than the 320$ they wanted to charge!
Keys work great!
I bought 2 refurbished transponder keys from them last month! She said that they were oem transponder in an aftermarket shell blank! Doesn't have the toyota logo!
Great customer service, fast shipping! Still had to pay 70$ to the dealership to get them programmed, but that's better than the 320$ they wanted to charge!
Keys work great!
I am not sure what you are composing:
if you need a shell you can get on the e-bay for $5, cut the key and swap the fab. (DO NOT cut the key with a fob in remove fob first as a MUST!)
but if you need the new key with the fob again get from the e-bay usual they come with a programming instruction , if not drop me a line I will send you the steps to program I did for my.
Here:
http://www.ebay.com/itm/291005562450?_trksid=p2057872.m2749.l2649&ssPageName=STRK:MEBIDX:IT&rmvSB=true
I just replaced both of my broken keys for a grand total of $14..... Including the cutting of the new blanks.
Photos are in the "what have you done to your 100-Series" thread posted about a week ago
-G