Both FOBS Suddenly Nonresponsive (1 Viewer)
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update.
-fobs re-programmed. unfortunately, they changed my settings. they didn't return everything to default, just the things i find annoying (beeps, etc). so, I'll give it another shot.
-per a lexus mechanic at the dealership, theyre using GTS+ instead of techstream "for the newer models '22 and '23". BUT, my work order/receipt only specified Techstream.
-they werent aware of this being a problem in the '22/'23 models.
appreciate everyone chiming in!
LOVING the new ride! and daaang, it's fun to throw it into 'manual' and run through the gears. especially for a guy who's been driving the same manual transmission for 26 yrs. it really makes the throttle much more responsive.
just wish it had a brake lock for traffic lights. im so used to having both feet off the pedal. been shifting into neutral instead.
-fobs re-programmed. unfortunately, they changed my settings. they didn't return everything to default, just the things i find annoying (beeps, etc). so, I'll give it another shot.
-per a lexus mechanic at the dealership, theyre using GTS+ instead of techstream "for the newer models '22 and '23". BUT, my work order/receipt only specified Techstream.
-they werent aware of this being a problem in the '22/'23 models.
appreciate everyone chiming in!
LOVING the new ride! and daaang, it's fun to throw it into 'manual' and run through the gears. especially for a guy who's been driving the same manual transmission for 26 yrs. it really makes the throttle much more responsive.
just wish it had a brake lock for traffic lights. im so used to having both feet off the pedal. been shifting into neutral instead.
I guess ‘22+ 460 owners might want to look into GTS+
To be honest no experience with it
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To be honest no experience with it
Toyota-Tech.eu
www.toyota-tech.eu
r2m
Richard
Going through twisties on mountain roads is really fun slapping that lever forward and back.
It'll also keep you from over reving if you try to downshift to too low of a gear if your speed is too high. It'll just "beep-beep-beep" to let you know you're going too fast.
There's a few places around my town where I use it for going down some steep grades. San Clemente is very hilly.
re_guderian
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Yeah, I learned of the limited lifespan of techstream a few weeks ago when I tried to program a fob for my daughter's 2021 RAV4. Dealer only, requires live subscription for codes, for "security".I guess ‘22+ 460 owners might want to look into GTS+
To be honest no experience with it
Toyota-Tech.eu
Hardly any locksmiths can do it either. Right to repair is still there, it's just if you can AFFORD your right to repair...
OBD also changed on ‘20+ models and IIRC dropped the K-Line support that 10-19 models still supported. I think just two leads for CANBUS.
ZPC with a paper clip isn’t possible with ‘20-‘23 models
ZPC with a paper clip isn’t possible with ‘20-‘23 models
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a bit greek to me. so are you saying you don't think i can use techstream at all w/ my '23?
Yes. GTS just stands for Global Techstream
It will likely require far newer versions than the pre-made VMs created here
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How-To: TechStream In 5 Minutes
Getting Techstream up and running can be a bit of a pain. Hopefully this helps someone get started quickly. Step 1: Purchase an OBD-II / Mini-VCI interface. - I have sold out of my cables and supply chains are back in order, so no reason to purchase more. Anything like this will work: Mini-VCI...
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thanks man. much appreciated. i got some reading to do.Yes. GTS just stands for Global Techstream
It will likely require far newer versions than the pre-made VMs created here
How-To: TechStream In 5 Minutes
Getting Techstream up and running can be a bit of a pain. Hopefully this helps someone get started quickly. Step 1: Purchase an OBD-II / Mini-VCI interface. - I have sold out of my cables and supply chains are back in order, so no reason to purchase more. Anything like this will work: Mini-VCI...
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