Keyless2Go Replacement for New Keyless Entry Remote Car Key for Vehicles That Use HYQ12BDM with G Chip (2 Pack)

Replaced a defective key on my 2012 Toyota Camry SE. (Make sure your key has the “G” stamped on it.)Had them cut and programmed at Batteries Plus. $92 each. Sure beats $200+ each at the dealership.Anyways, it’s been a month and they both work, no issues.

Bought these keys because of the reviews. Looks like people had success programming them and i did too. Took the keys to a dealer and they programmed them with no issues and cut both for $43. I have a AAA membership and they reimbursed me the $96 it cost for the keys. So check with AAA. My plan covers up to $100. Keys were basically free. Both are also fully functional. 2014 camry se

did come with batteries. i was worried these wouldnt work but they did for my 2012 camry le. local locksmith was able to cut the keys matching my current one and program them for all functions of the car. so im happy with them.i will say, i dont know how ill change the batteries if they die since the batteries didnt look super accessible. but otherwise... looks great

These are just like original Toyota but without the logo. I took them to the dealership to cut the teeth and to program. The dealership did charge to do that, but it was still WAY less expensive than getting the key blank from the Toyota parts dept. Hint: most dealerships don’t charge extra for cutting/programming more than one key at the same time. The cutting/programming fee is much more expensive than this aftermarket key blank. So get extra made at the same time to have on hand for backup. The dealership actually charged less for cutting/programming than the aftermarket key shops I called!

Overall very good value for cost. FCC ID stamped on the back of the blanks was 2AOKM-TY5 not HYQ12BDM and key remote does not open door nor trunk. Key does open the door manually and the key starts the engine. :-)) .

Disliked didn't work after locksmith cut keys

I used the techstream software that runs in a virtual machine that was shared on mud forums, and a cheap mini vci cable to hook up my laptop. Easily programmed the immobilizer and lock/unlock/ trunk buttons with techstream, had them cut locally for 4 dollars. About 90 dollars all told for2 keys that work great is a pretty good deal compared to the dealers 300 dollar key imo.

Keys worked good on my 2014 camry but I found out that the maximum keys for the car is 5 or 7 keys. Since I am the 2nd owner I erased all keys from the cars memory and reprogram my existing and new keys. Now all 5 keys work. I used the D7 XTool computer to program them on my own. Then I paid a locksmith to cut the new keys for 2 dollars each.