Successful SC430 Key Programming
01-12-12, 04:49 AM
#76
Great thanks.
01-12-12, 05:56 PM
#77
I tried it 6 times it does not work on a 2007. I'll take it to the dealership. I took it to the Lexus dealership today...$67.00 to program my new key. All is good.
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07-20-12, 05:51 PM
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Does ANYONE know what the security light triple blink is? I've tried this like 30 times and have waited up to 10 minutes for programming and nothing. I have noticed that sometimes I get the standard one security light blinking and other times I get a double blink with a short pause followed by a single blink then a long pause then a double blink again. Does anyone know what this actually means, I'd rather someone's true knowledge than assumptions.
07-21-12, 05:35 PM
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Does ANYONE know what the security light triple blink is? I've tried this like 30 times and have waited up to 10 minutes for programming and nothing. I have noticed that sometimes I get the standard one security light blinking and other times I get a double blink with a short pause followed by a single blink then a long pause then a double blink again. Does anyone know what this actually means, I'd rather someone's true knowledge than assumptions.
Where in Texas are you located? I might be able to help you as I recently went through the programming steps. Just let me know.
07-25-12, 06:11 PM
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I bought new shells off ebay and took them to LeDuff Locksmith in Cedar Hill off Hwy 67 (take the Beltline Exit). They had trouble with my shells, but made it good with some of their own. Said the ebay shells were too long...they will cut for $29.95 or make a whole new key (their shells) for $69.95.
2006 SC430
1990 LS400 (best car ever made--RIP
)
I bought new shells off ebay and took them to LeDuff Locksmith in Cedar Hill off Hwy 67 (take the Beltline Exit). They had trouble with my shells, but made it good with some of their own. Said the ebay shells were too long...they will cut for $29.95 or make a whole new key (their shells) for $69.95.
2006 SC430
1990 LS400 (best car ever made--RIP
)
09-26-12, 04:12 PM
#83
Pole Position
Once you have that you move the insides from the old key to the new & get the metal blank cut to match your old key too.
09-26-12, 05:32 PM
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Pole Position
This thread is more about replacing damaged keys at a fraction of the price of a key from a Dealer.
09-28-12, 10:10 AM
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Lead Lap
Yes, the control module in the car can be configured to accept new transmitters. There is a thread or two about that on this forum that you can follow if you already have one fob configured for use in your car. Otherwise, you'll probably have to take it to the dealer.
09-28-12, 12:28 PM
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Ahh! Thank you Harold57. I think I got the answer I wanted. I have two keys that work perfectly, but was just curious about buying an uncut key with the brain/inner key electronics that belonged to another car.. if I could do the procedure found on the forum to make that key work for my car.
11-13-12, 10:39 AM
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Transponder Keys made in Boston area
There is a place called Advanced Lock and Key in Brockton who will cut $25) and program your key $50). Good work! They were able to cut and program my sidewinder/laser/transponder key from Xbay (seller 100% guarantees their keys will work, and it did). Took about 20 minutes.
Took me awhile to find a place that would do it for this price and without hassle, so just thought I'd let you guys know. PM me if you want the Xbay seller that sold me the transponder key ($79).
Took me awhile to find a place that would do it for this price and without hassle, so just thought I'd let you guys know. PM me if you want the Xbay seller that sold me the transponder key ($79).
11-13-12, 07:51 PM
#89
I am not sure that buying an aftermarket key via ebay is cost effective.
You can purchase a original Lexus transponder key precut to your car from Sewel Lexus rather inexpensively. Then just try to program it yourself using instructions posted here or if unsuccessful take it to your Lexus dealer and they will program it for about $60.
Sewell Lexus prices with Club Lexus discount today is as follows. These need to be programed
$47.87 for a transponder key without the remote precut
$188.96 for a complete remote master key, precut.
Does not need to be programed;
$70.97 for a precut shell key where you use your old key existing guts.
JR
You can purchase a original Lexus transponder key precut to your car from Sewel Lexus rather inexpensively. Then just try to program it yourself using instructions posted here or if unsuccessful take it to your Lexus dealer and they will program it for about $60.
Sewell Lexus prices with Club Lexus discount today is as follows. These need to be programed
$47.87 for a transponder key without the remote precut
$188.96 for a complete remote master key, precut.
Does not need to be programed;
$70.97 for a precut shell key where you use your old key existing guts.
JR
11-14-12, 05:16 PM
#90
Advanced
While the savings are minimal, there are ways to save a few bucks.
You can get a brand new, uncut master key with brand new internals, off EBay for $70. Just need to find a local locksmith to cut it. Then program it yourself.
I got two master key shells off EBay, cut for my locks, for $37. Transferred working internals from a broken key. Purchased a used but functional master key off EBay for $47, transferred the internals to the other new shell and programmed it to the car.
The only draw back is the quality of the non-Lexus shells. They seem to break by the screw often.
You can get a brand new, uncut master key with brand new internals, off EBay for $70. Just need to find a local locksmith to cut it. Then program it yourself.
I got two master key shells off EBay, cut for my locks, for $37. Transferred working internals from a broken key. Purchased a used but functional master key off EBay for $47, transferred the internals to the other new shell and programmed it to the car.
The only draw back is the quality of the non-Lexus shells. They seem to break by the screw often.