pseconds

I'm getting a 2015 GS today from a non-Lexus dealer, but they only have one key fob. Is the Lexus dealer my only option for getting a 2nd one? Looks like $210 +30 for the blade + $60 programming, so $300 for a keyfob. Seeing if there are other alternatives.

e60bmw

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Need one as well, I only have 1 and I worry about losing it.

jonathancl

Pop it open and look at the lettering on the circuit board. You can find used on ebay for half or less, just need to make sure the lettering matches.

dchar

Might as well replace it with a Lexus Smart Card Key.

e60bmw

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Wow I didn't even know this existed.

Danphan

Where are you located? I had same issue. Got a new one all oem $180 all in. Canadian dollars

aachowhan

I called a local lock smith and found one that could do it guaranteed for 250. Better then what the dealer was charging. I did have to wait like 15 minutes for the ECU to reset. Just make to bring all your existing keys with you. So far so good.

peasodos

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I programmed my own key using a Mini VCI Diagnostic Tool Cable Scanner I purchased from eBay, included techstream software, and a laptop with Windows XP.

It literally only takes 30 seconds to program a new key and it works immediately.
I paid $16.79 for the cord with software on eBay and $65 for a used key in perfect condition on eBay. Can't beat that price. I saw no need to cut the physical key on the new fob, as long as it starts the car and all the buttons work.
http://www.ebay.com/itm/131982316388

You can also delete the other key the previous owner may still have, so it doesn't start the car.

NetEditor

Are these still available?