Toyota Picnic RKE Keyfob🔑 Programming
A brief and easy guide on how to program the RKE Keyfob on a Toyota Picnic manufactured in any year between 2001 and 2010, including 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009, and 2010. Please use the following programming instruction below as a guide.<>
- Key removed from the ignition
- Drivers door open, all other doors closed
- Insert key into ignition then remove it – do this twice
- Close and Open drivers door twice
- Insert the key into the Ignition then remove it
- Close and Open drivers door twice
- Close the door and Insert key into the ignition
- Turn ignition from off to on and back to off – once to add a new remote while retaining the original remotes, and twice to erase original remotes
- Remove the key from the ignition cylinder (Locks will cycle once for adding remote, and twice if erase mode was selected)
- Press the Lock and Unlock Buttons on the remote at the same time for 1 second
- Press any button on the remote (Door locks will cycle once if programming is correct, and twice if unsuccessful)
- To close procedure open drivers door and insert key into the ignition.
🔑You can also follow this instruction to Program your Toyota Picnic
- Prepare Vehicle
With the key OUT of the Ignition, OPEN and UNLOCK the Driver’s door.<>
- Enter Programming Mode – Step 1
Perform the following steps within 5 seconds:<>
a. INSERT key into Ignition (Do NOT turn) and PULL the key out.<>
b. INSERT key into Ignition (Do NOT turn) and PULL the key out.
- Enter Programming Mode – Step 2
PERFORM the following steps WITHIN 40 seconds:<>
a. CLOSE then OPEN Driver’s door.<>
b. CLOSE then OPEN Driver’s door.<>
c. INSERT key into Ignition (Do NOT turn) and PULL the key out.
- Enter Programming Mode – Step 3
PERFORM the following steps WITHIN 40 seconds:<>
a. CLOSE then OPEN Driver’s door.<>
b. CLOSE then OPEN Driver’s door.<>
c. INSERT the key into the Ignition and LEAVE it in the Ignition.<>
d. CLOSE the Driver’s door.
- Enter Programming Mode – Step 4
TURN the Ignition to ON position (Do NOT crank engine) then back OFF.
– Do this ONCE to retain existing remotes programmed and ADD NEW remote..
– Do this TWICE to ERASE all existing remotes programmed and ADD NEW remote.
– Do this THREE times to CHECK how many remotes are programmed to the vehicle.
– Do this FIVE times to ERASE all existing remotes programmed.<> - Enter Programming Mode – Step 6
REMOVE key from Ignition. The power door locks will respond by cycling the locks from LOCK/UNLOCK to signal successful entry into Programming Mode.<>
- Program Remote
Perform the following steps within 40 seconds:<>
a. PRESS and HOLD the LOCK and UNLOCK buttons on the remote simultaneously for 2 seconds. RELEASE.<>
b. PRESS and HOLD the LOCK button and hold for 2 seconds. RELEASE.<>
The vehicle will respond by cycling the locks from LOCK to UNLOCK to indicate successful programming of the remote.
- Program Additional Remotes
REPEAT Step 7 for any additional remotes to be programmed, including working ones.<>
- EXIT Programming Mode
OPEN Driver’s Door to EXIT Programming Mode.<>
- Test Remotes
TEST all remotes. Programming is complete.<>
Programming Notes:<>
- Verify the following prior to following these instructions:
- Your vehicle is equipped with keyless entry, and
- You have a key fob remote that is compatible with your vehicle.
- Obtain ALL remote transmitters for this vehicle.
- If you have a remote head key with a transponder chip, this procedure will ONLY program the remote portion. You’ll need a Professional Auto Locksmith to cut and program the transponder key that will start the vehicle.
- If you have a remote head key without a transponder chip, this procedure WILL work for your vehicle.
- This procedure DOES NOT work for smart proximity remote key fobs.
About Toyota Picnic
The Toyota Picnic is a car produced by the Japanese carmaker from 1995 to 2010. It is a with standard three-row seating.<>
The first generation, named Ipsum in Japan and Picnic in export markets, was built from 1995–2001, with export versions arriving in 1996. A commercial version was sold as the Toyota SportsVan in Denmark. It had a choice of two , ranging from 1.8- to 2.0-litres, as well as a 2.2-litre diesel engine, the .<>
The second generation was introduced in May 2001 in Japan and also in Europe and Australia (where it was marketed as the Avensis Verso).<>
The car is known as the Toyota Picnic in some markets, including Singapore and Hong Kong. Apart from , the Ipsum was also available (for and ). The commercial “SportsVan” model continued to be available in Denmark; after the Ipsum/Picnic was discontinued Toyota Denmark applied the SportsVan name to a commercial version of the (R20). (source:wiki)<>