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Hi guys,
I own a 2000 celica and my remote keys unlock button is broken.
I would like to replace it with a better option, also cheaper than what the Toyota dealership can offer me. Which would be around 400 AU$. One shop tried programming a flip key with mine but didn't work out. Thanks


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If you are looking to replace your current system, have a look at https://www.viper.com/

OPTION 1:
If you are looking to unlock your Celica which has a factory/OEM Toyota alarm installed to it, the dealership should be able to reproduce the alarm signal and key chambers to a brand new Toyota OEM Key.

The keys are normally about $260 - $340 USD, and the labor to get a new set all programmed depends on whatever your current dealership charges.


OPTION 2:
Locate and purchase an exact same type of remote key that you already have (search eBay)
Have a quick read through this page
http://www.celica.talktalk.net/autolockign.htm
and this one http://www.celica.talktalk.net/keyreprog.htm

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