Well this is a VERY old post that I am replying to . I can't believe no one has updated it since 2013. That means it is really bad for a Land Cruiser 200 series or something. I wanted to be able to program a new remote key without having to take it to a Dealer. I bought a new remote key directly through dealer and not through
eBay or anything. I went through all those open the door, close the door, turn the key off and on or whatever those instructions are. It didn't program the remote key. Heck, I couldn't even get the tiny screws out of the back of the new remote to replace the battery! I have no idea what kind of screwdriver they call for and I have just about every for all my laptops. That is the smallest screw I have ever seen.
So when I saw the Techstream program and what all it could do I thought WOW! now this could be something that could be worth it.
I followed
these instructions for the Windows 7 64 bit and bought the Newest V8.00.034 MINI VCI for TOYOTA TIS Techstream cable from
Amazon. It didn't work. Well, it did. And it didn't. It didn't see all of the Systems. And it did not connect to my Smart Key. You can see my post at the end of the thread under
LBL.
"For toyota and lexus before 2005, we recommend the Original Mini VCI Cable with latest v2.0.4 firmware (K-line Supported)"
The one I ordered from
Amazon was not K-line supported.
Our Land Cruiser of course is
2001
The Techstream I had DID see all of the keys and was able to erase them and add them again. It just did not program the Smart Key function as a Remote or Wireless as they say.
Everyone else says they are able to do this. I just wonder if Land Cruiser is special in some way vs Toyota regular. I read the Bulletin and I saw where they had said that Version needed to be updated to 10+ in order for the Smart Key to work. I did that also and it still didn't work.
Has anyone else tried this since 2013 and gotten it to work on a 200 Series Land Cruiser?