2 toyota's on one remote?

new question for the group. i have a 2004 toyota tundra and a 1999
4runner. what are the chances of getting both vehicles working on one
remote. two remotes in my pocket are too much.

thanks in advance

On 17 Apr 2006 00:44:08 -0700, "sgtmaconga" <sgtmaconga@yahoo.com>
wrote:
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>new question for the group. i have a 2004 toyota tundra and a 1999
>4runner. what are the chances of getting both vehicles working on one
>remote.
>[/color]
That'll be neat when they're both in the same place. :)
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>two remotes in my pocket are too much.[/color]

Get a man-purse.

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"sgtmaconga" <sgtmaconga@yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:1145259848.707134.27360@i39g2000cwa.googlegroups.com...[color=blue]
> new question for the group. i have a 2004 toyota tundra and a 1999
> 4runner. what are the chances of getting both vehicles working on one
> remote. two remotes in my pocket are too much.
>
> thanks in advance
>[/color]

Interesting question!
In the Old Days you used to be able to program the remotes by flipping
switches, but you were then stuck with the same code until you manually
changed it.

Now, with people canning codes to bypass the alarms, the alarm companies
have devised schemes to alter the codes almost every time you press the
button!
It may not be possible to do this.
I would check with the Toyota dealer first. They may have a method of
programming the alarms and the 'clicker' together. You will have to have
both cars at the service department to do this.

Barring that, try to determine the MFG of the alarm system and see if there
is a way to accomplish this. You'll have to locate tha alarm, of course; you
may have to contact the dealer for the location.
There is always the possibility that the alarms may be two different types,
also!

Good luck. Please, if you do get some info, let me know what they had to do.
I'm just shooting in the dark based on my knowledge of alarm systems.

"sgtmaconga" <sgtmaconga@yahoo.com> wrote:
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>new question for the group. i have a 2004 toyota tundra and a 1999
>4runner. what are the chances of getting both vehicles working on one
>remote. two remotes in my pocket are too much.
>
>thanks in advance[/color]

How you gonna select which car to start?...you 'do' realize that
you'll start them 'both' each time?...
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-Gord.
(use gordon in email)

"sgtmaconga" <sgtmaconga@yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:1145259848.707134.27360@i39g2000cwa.googlegroups.com...[color=blue]
> new question for the group. i have a 2004 toyota tundra and a 1999
> 4runner. what are the chances of getting both vehicles working on one
> remote. two remotes in my pocket are too much.
>
> thanks in advance
>[/color]

Check the frequencies for the Tundra and 4Runner. If they are different,
then there is no chance that 1 remote will work both vehicles. If they are
the same, then you can go through the programming steps on both vehicles
with the same remote and see what happens.
--

Ray O
(correct punctuation to reply)

Depends, IF both vehicles use the SAME remote one from one vehicle can be
reprogrammed to work the other. If both vehicles are in the same area
however both will operate at the same time


mike hunt



"Ray O" <rokigawa@tristarassociatesDOTcomn> wrote in message
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>
> "sgtmaconga" <sgtmaconga@yahoo.com> wrote in message
> news:1145259848.707134.27360@i39g2000cwa.googlegroups.com...[color=green]
>> new question for the group. i have a 2004 toyota tundra and a 1999
>> 4runner. what are the chances of getting both vehicles working on one
>> remote. two remotes in my pocket are too much.
>>
>> thanks in advance
>>[/color]
>
> Check the frequencies for the Tundra and 4Runner. If they are different,
> then there is no chance that 1 remote will work both vehicles. If they
> are the same, then you can go through the programming steps on both
> vehicles with the same remote and see what happens.
> --
>
> Ray O
> (correct punctuation to reply)
>[/color]

both systems are toyota if that was your question. they were standard
on both the vehicles. thanks for the input and if i get it worked out
i'll post it.

these are not remote starters. just doors and the 4runner has the
toyota alarm