Encrypted Code Registration Procedure: Notes

CAUTION:

When registering encrypted codes again, keep all the ignition keys that are already registered. If the encrypted codes are registered again, all the encrypted codes that were registered before will be erased. For this reason, keep all the ignition keys that are already registered.
Do not register the ignition keys other than the ignition key that starts the engine. (When replacing by the door service key set of illustration <A>, the engine cannot start if the encrypted code is registered with the barcode on the ignition key supplied simultaneously. If the ignition key using for each lock cylinder and starting engine is used as a common ignition key, replace by the full service key set of illustration<B>.)

Fig 1: Identifying Door Service Key Set

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Fig 2: Identifying Full Service Key Set

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When the transmitter is replaced, the transmitter must be registered after registering the encrypted code. For the registration of the transmitter, refer to HOW TO REGISTER SECRET CODE .

If the ignition key is replaced or additional keys are requested, the encrypted codes of all ignition keys must be registered. (A maximum of eight ignition keys can be registered.)

NOTE: The encrypted codes can be registered using the ignition key and barcode No.