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The Workshop => Performance Related => Topic started by: Bugster_MR2 on November 11, 2016, 22:14

Title: Procedure for programming ecu / transponder
Post by: Bugster_MR2 on November 11, 2016, 22:14
Hi

I am about to buy a UK spec 2zz ecu for my swap project. Seller claims he can reset the immobilizer using Toyota Techstream so that I can program it to match my 1zz key/transponder simply by following a procedure he will explain to me. The procedure involves turning ignition on and off. I've been a member here for a while and on Spyderchat for many many years. I can't recall reading anything about such a procedure. But I have read a lot of threads stating always to buy the correct transponder with the ecu.

Will it work? 1zz mr2 key/transponder with celica 2zz ecu.
Title: Re: Procedure for programming ecu / transponder
Post by: toyofan on November 12, 2016, 00:18
Får du ikke med nøkkel til hjernen?
Da kan du bruke den til å programmere dine nøkler til 2zz ECUen  (må ha en såkalt "Master" nøkkel fra 2zzen)

Det jeg håper på hvertfall...


Sorry for the Norwegian guys!!!
Title: Re: Procedure for programming ecu / transponder
Post by: JoeCool on November 12, 2016, 02:16
> Will it work? 1zz mr2 key/transponder with celica 2zz ecu.

Yes, this works. It's what I have. The transponder is a fairly common Toyota part, but you do need it all matched - there are 2 types of transponder that work on different frequencies, and if you get the wrong type it won't work.

I can't find the coding instructions right now. there are 2 sequences: One to code the Transponder to the immobiliser. The other to code the key fob to the alarm. They're separate systems.
Title: Re: Procedure for programming ecu / transponder
Post by: 1979scotte on November 12, 2016, 08:21
Doesnt headcase sort this out for people?
2zz swaps arent my thing so im not sure why not send him a PM and ask.
Would trust a forum member over a random all day long.
Title: Re: Procedure for programming ecu / transponder
Post by: cabbydave on November 12, 2016, 15:25
You would be better sending your ECU to Headcase as he does it right. I haven't got a lot of faith with the eBay seller after he sent me some overpriced scrap.
Title: Re: Procedure for programming ecu / transponder
Post by: JoeCool on November 12, 2016, 16:24
Yes, and I bought a 2ZZ ECU from ebay and got a 1ZZ ECU in a 2ZZ Casing. You have to be careful. Headcase sorted it out for me by coding my 2ZZ ecu to my existing MR2 key.
Title: Re: Procedure for programming ecu / transponder
Post by: 1979scotte on November 13, 2016, 16:31
I forgot about your dodge 1zz ecu bloody cheeky that was.
We all agree that you need to talk to headcase.