Keyless2Go Replacement for New Keyless Entry Remote Car Key Fob 3 Button FCC HYQ12BBX HYQ12BAN

Just look for instructions for your vehicle online and follow them closely. I ordered three, two were for a 2006 Scion xB and the other for a 2007 Toyota Highlander (not hybrid)). Everything works as expected and easy to do (unlock only drivers door and open; insert and remove key twice; close and open door twice; insert and remove key; open and close door twice; insert key; close door; turn key to on then to off and remove; press and hold down lock and unlock at same time for 2 seconds; press unlock for 2 seconds; repeat last 2 steps for each remote; open door to complete the process.Includes a battery, which is nice as not all the others do. Since I just installed them I don't know about durability, but initially they look very similar to the original. Definitely worth the savings in money over the manufacturer's process and fob. Programming takes 2-3 minutes and a young child could do it - it's not hard or a big deal.

I broke my original key fob and needed a replacement one quickly. I bought this one because it had good reviews and was moderately priced. After it arrived, I went to the manufacturer's website and reviewed the instructions on how to connect the new key fob to my car. It's a relatively lengthy instruction process so it took me a couple of tries to connect it but, once I did, it worked perfectly. Total time spent from opening the box to connecting it to my car? Between 10-15 minutes.

didnt work.Waste of my time

Works great. Programming was tedious, but the instructions were straightforward. I tried the first method 3 times and decided maybe the second method was worth trying. That method revealed that my truck and the remote were communicating, but programming was unsuccessful three times. I’m not a quitter, and it was successful on the fourth attempt. Dealer told me $141 for the remote and $67.50 for programming. $20 for the remote and a few minutes of my time and all is well!!

Easy installation and programming via YouTubeWorked on my 2007 FJ Cruiser

... you'll need to be patient. Tried many times. On the step where you need to turn the key to the on position without starting the engine,you will hear a series of grinding noise. Wait for the grinding noise to stop before you go on to the next task on the written instructions. So after 5 attempts, I finally got it to work for the 2004 Toyota RAV4. It's great. I now have replaced the lost remote and key. $30 beats the $300 the dealer will charge you. Good Luck!

The programing procedure for 2006 Tundra is different depending on Single vs. Double cab. I have a 2006 double cab and initially found the instruction provided (for single cab) unusable. Some google research then revealed that I should have followed the instruction for double cab. Once I follow the correct instruction, everything works and the key pairs just fine. I'll attach the instruction below:1. Begin with the key out of the ignition.2. OPEN and UNLOCK the DRIVER'S side door. CLOSE all other doors including the trunk.3. INSERT the key into the ignition and PULL it out.4. Locate the driver's side door lock/unlock switch.5. LOCK and UNLOCK the switch 5 times. Try to pace yourself to 1 second for each LOCK and UNLOCKsequence. (hint: LOCK and UNLOCK = 1 time in 1 second)6. CLOSE and OPEN the DRIVER'S side door.7. LOCK and UNLOCK the switch 5 times. Try to pace yourself to 1 second for each LOCK and UNLOCKsequence. You will have 50 seconds to complete steps 7-10 (hint: LOCK and UNLOCK = 1 time in 1second)8. INSERT the KEY into the ignition.9. Switch the ignition to ON then OFF TWICE (on is just shy of starting the car)10. REMOVE the key from the ignition.11. The door locks will cycle (lock and unlock) to confirm successful entry into programming mode.12. PUSH and RELEASE the LOCK and UNLOCK button on the first remote you are programming at theSAME TIME (does not matter which remote you program first)13. As soon as you let go PUSH and HOLD the lock button on the same remote for 2 seconds. The doorlocks will cycle to confirm successful programming of the remote.14. Repeat steps 12 and 13 for each additional remote you wish to program. If you have no additionalremotes to program proceed to step 15.15. Close the DRIVER'S side door. Programming is now complete.

I have a 2006 toyota tundra sr5 4.7 v8 double cab and have bought the correct remotes off of ebay from 2 different sellers and tried to pair them but they failed over 10 times. Then i bought this for $15 and when i got it i thought it wouldnt work like the others because they look identical and everything. So i gave it a shot and the first try it failed to pair and the car cycled twice. I tried again thinking i would need a factory installed one and it paired on second try. I was so glad i wouldnt have to pay $180 + just for service from toyota for a key. Who pays $180 for a 2006 key. It aint a beamer. Thanks again for selling remotes that actually work unlike those sold in ebay even from top rated trusted sellers.

Works as original. Easy setup, just need to follow instructions precisely.

Once I had it programmed, it works well. I have used for 3-4 years now, and never have had an issue with it.

Would not pair with my rav4.

I bought this unit to replace a Toyota original Fob. It took me three attempts to program the Fob following the instructions provided by the website. The programing requires a number of steps that have to be followed correctly or it doesn't work, this can be frustrating. After programing the Fob, it has worked on my 2004 Toyota Rav 4 flawlessly.

Works great. I've had this for almost a year now and no issues. Simple to set up. Way cheaper than going through Toyota