My sister lost hers, and she doesn't have money to go to the dealer and get one.

4/1/2006 4:42:13 PM

I doubt a generic '95 Avalon keyless remote will let you in. It needs to be programmed to match the car's receiver, which costs a bitch.

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4/1/2006 4:47:03 PM

yea, I was hoping that maybe I can find the programming instruction online or something.

4/1/2006 4:49:12 PM

another reason why women shouldnt drive

4/1/2006 5:03:15 PM

Most cars have to be programmed using an OBD2 controller. They did this to force people to have to get the keys from the dealership.

4/1/2006 5:19:02 PM

another reason why women shouldn't drive leave the kitchen.

4/1/2006 5:28:57 PM

Quote :

"Most cars have to be programmed using an OBD2 controller. They did this to force people to have to get the keys from the dealership."

Not true. Most cars do not have the transmitter in the key.


check eBay, that is the best way to replace your lost keyless entry remote

4/1/2006 9:05:04 PM

if they use a regular toyota keyless remote, then i've got one. $40

the instructions are online. look on google.

4/1/2006 11:37:49 PM

when I said most cars, I was reffering to the cars with the transmitter key.

4/2/2006 12:20:25 AM

how do you know if your car has a transmitter in the key or not?

4/2/2006 1:08:46 AM

a 95 avalon doesnt

4/2/2006 5:16:21 AM

Quote :

"when I said most cars, I was reffering to the cars with the transmitter key."

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well that isnt "most" is it?

4/2/2006 10:55:33 AM