Programming New KEYS On My Turbo Corolla

[@jimsgaragetoys]

Very nice! Those look exactly like my OEM keys so I think you did great for under $100!

[@BrandonStellmach]

Totally agree. Just 1 key alone from the dealer is about $200. And other locksmiths are about 150-180$ for 1 key.

[@jimsgaragetoys]

@@BrandonStellmach That's nuts. This is a good find and I'm sure there are other 10th Gen owners that will find this a huge benefit!

[@Karnnitron]

nice what were the other two buttons?

[@AbdullahK-22]

Honk and trunk release button

[@BrandonStellmach]

As mentioned in the other comment, it is the trunk release and panic button.

[@Karnnitron]

@@BrandonStellmach oh ok tysm

[@Karnnitron]

@@AbdullahK-22 tysm

[@capotillogamersplus4704]

Nice video,i have question,where u cut the keys?.

[@BrandonStellmach]

It was as a small mom and pop lock smith. No other places will cut these keys!

[@jaredhernandez2313]

might be strange but I just love that style of key they had for the 10th gen corollas and other models.

[@BrandonStellmach]

This was a nice style key! I like them a lot since the remote and key are all 1! No need for extra fobs!

[@MrInvisible2you]

Can auto corolla hold being turbo change?

[@BrandonStellmach]

Yes it can, I have seen them go over 200whp, but the transmission will start to slip under hard accelerations!

[@Deuces.]

i have an oem key and my signal range is so short i actually have to be in front of the car for it to register.. was thinking about programing another key but i dont know if itll make a difference

[@BrandonStellmach]

These keys have a decent distance, but still need to have a good straight sight of the car for it to unlock from a decent distance.

[@AhmedKamel-lf2gp]

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[@BrandonStellmach]

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[@richardlopez4563]

I wonder if a key that can be used on my 04 & 07 Toyota Matrix?

[@BrandonStellmach]

I believe Toms keys sells them for the Matrix as well! And they should program very similar to this Corolla.

[@Xanthro2]

I got a replacement remote for my 04 at autozone for like $20. I had to do the manual way :( Took me like 20 tries, but I did get it done. Thankfully my current keys are not "chipped", though everyone seems to not be willing to make more of them outside of a legit locksmith (got mine cut at Bi-mart for free). My 2011 GMC Sierra has "chipped" keys, but they took 15 seconds to do 2 keys with no tool/dongle. You need a dumb obd2 dongle like you needed for your keys, to add a remote to a 2011 GMC Sierra :( . I'm lookin at $90 for a single remote and the obd2 thing, but I'll only have to spend that once. Thank you for the video and link though! If I ever do swap up to a newer corolla, I'll snag that cheappy dongle :D

[@BrandonStellmach]

Having keys without the chip makes everything much easier! Nowadays on most new cars you need many fancy scan tools in order to program a key! Luckily this corolla is fairly simple with the dumb dongle!

[@AhmedKamel-lf2gp]

Betfl❤

[@BrandonStellmach]

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[@Pallidus_Rider]

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[@BrandonStellmach]

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[@richardlopez4563]

You forgot to put your right foot in and your right foot out.

[@BrandonStellmach]

😂 I know right!

[@Thegoat-yj4xf]

bro are you slow?

[@BrandonStellmach]

It depends on what it is, Some times I’m fast at somethings and slower at others!

[@TheLegoWorldShow]

Is it possible to switch a 2010 Corolla key fob to a Camry flip key fob ?

[@BrandonStellmach]

Yes you should be able to do this. Just need to make sure it has the same key frequency, with either a dot or a letter that matches your current key.

[@TheLegoWorldShow]

@@BrandonStellmach even if my key button layout is different? I have the stock key fob but the one I want is a flip key but the buttons are going down in a straight line.

[@BrandonStellmach]

@@TheLegoWorldShowyeah even if the buttons are not in the same pattern it will still work. The biggest thing to make sure it has the same frequency as the Corolla.