QuestionI just picked up a 2003 Toyota Corolla. The previous owners had a spart Keyless Entry FOB Clicker which they have programmed for FCC ID: BAB237131-056, CANADA: 20241021519.
I tried:
Key In and Out x2
Open/Close Door x2
Key In and Out
Open/Close Door x2
Insert Key, Leave In
Close Door
Turn Key to On position (short of start), then OFF
Locks cycled Close/Open
Held Lock/Unlock buttons on FOB for 1-1.5 seconds
Held either Lock or Unlock for one second.
Still doesn't work. What did I do wrong??
AnswerHi Don,
I do apologize but I have no notes on foreign sequential-code disablers. I do know that most of those code sequences are in three's and not two's although Toyota may be different.
Most FOB programming also takes place while the brake switch is active too and again, not sure about Toyota.
Wish I could help more.
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