Key Copier Programmer for Toyota

Top 6 Reasons to Get the Key Copier Programmer for Toyota

1. Car Coverage: Toyota cars from 1997 to 2005
2. No need to connect with a computer
3. Reads the pin code of the transponder key automatically
4. Writes the pin code into the computer transponder of the suited ECU
5. Matches the vehicle without keys and doesn’t require replacing any computer during matching
6. Suitable for wafer key matching of Toyota models, including LEXUS (LS400, ES300, GS300, IS200, IS300), Camry 2.0, 2.4, JEEP 2007 3400/4500/4700, AVALON, and PREVIA

Important Notice

1. This machine is provided exclusively for locksmiths. Please provide a valid business license, original ID card, and sign the required declaration with us.
2. This item cannot be updated.

Supported Vehicle List

1. ES300 (1997–2003)
2. GS300 (1997–2003)
3. GS400 (1997–2000)
4. GX430 (2001–2003)
5. IS300 / IS200 (2001–2003)
6. LS400 (1997–2000)
7. LX470 (1998–2002)
8. RX300 (1999–2003)
9. SC300 (1998–2001)
10. SC400 (1998–2001)
11. 4Runner (1999–2003)
12. Avalon (1998–2003)
13. Camry-4cyl (1998–2005)
14. Highlander (2001–2003)
15. Land Cruiser (1998–2003)
16. MR2 (2000–2003)
17. RAV4 (2000–2003)
18. Sequoia (2000–2003)
19. Sienna (1998–2003)
20. Solara (1999–2003)
21. Previa (1999–2003)

How to Program a Key

1. Dismantle the engine ECU (or IMMO) from the vehicle and remove the IC chip labeled "93C56" (mounted on the vehicle’s engine computer; for Camry it's IC601, for Lexus it's IC900; chips on IMMO units are labeled 93LC66). Clean all pins of the IC to ensure a solid connection.
2. Install the 93C56 chip onto the programmer device, ensuring a secure connection.
3. Power on the programmer. The screen will display “can work normal” accompanied by a beep, indicating the device is functioning properly.
4. Press the “R-key.” The red LED light will illuminate, signaling the programmer is ready.
5. Place the transponder key on the key logo area of the programmer.
6. Press the “R-key” again. If you hear four beeps and the red LED turns off, the key has been successfully programmed. If not, repeat until exactly four beeps are heard.
7. You can program up to three keys using this method.
8. To verify programming: press “R-key,” place a key near the logo—if four beeps sound, the key is confirmed. Repeat verification for each key before proceeding to write to the 93LC56 or 93LC66 chip.
9. Press Pr-A, Pr-B, and Pr-C in sequence to write the three verified keys to the 93C56 (or 93LC66) chip. A display of “OK” confirms success; “ERROR” indicates a problem—likely due to poor connection, reversed chip installation, or chip corruption. In such cases, repeat the process twice to ensure success.

Once the IC-93C56 (or 93LC66) chip has been successfully programmed with three keys, re-solder it securely onto the engine ECU. Reinstall the ECU into the vehicle. Any of the programmed keys can now start the vehicle.