My poor baby was stolen last night more importantly they stole both sets of keys.
What's my best options on getting this sorted. The police have got a locksmith to get into the car. I have spare Keys but for a different vehicle.
Can I get new keys made from chassis number or any security numbers?
Or will I have to replace Ecu, barrel, door locks etc.
Thanks in advance guys.
I'd normally search this first but I just haven't got the time at the moment. I just need a means of getting the car back from the recovery site.
No way! NO FKIN WAY!
Oh man that's shit.
So, you mention recovery site.. So you know where it is?
As for the keys.. That's going to be tricky. Toyota are going to be your best (and expensive) bet.
I hope you get it back and it's fine.
Wouldn't it be cheaper to get a new ECU and keys from Rutland or similar? Or a member who has recently stripped a spare car?
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Quote from: shnazzle on January 16, 2019, 10:59
No way! NO FKIN WAY!
Oh man that's poopoo.
So, you mention recovery site.. So you know where it is?
As for the keys.. That's going to be tricky. Toyota are going to be your best (and expensive) bet.
I hope you get it back and it's fine.
I've just spoke to the recovery site and it's got some damage on the front bumper but i guess I'll just have to see.
I have, Ecu, barrels and keys in the garage.
Can I just swap them out?
I'll speak to Toyota and see what the crack is.
Quote from: dan944 on January 16, 2019, 11:03
Quote from: shnazzle on January 16, 2019, 10:59
No way! NO FKIN WAY!
Oh man that's poopoo.
So, you mention recovery site.. So you know where it is?
As for the keys.. That's going to be tricky. Toyota are going to be your best (and expensive) bet.
I hope you get it back and it's fine.
I've just spoke to the recovery site and it's got some damage on the front bumper but i guess I'll just have to see.
I have, Ecu, barrels and keys in the garage.
Can I just swap them out?
I'll speak to Toyota and see what the crack is.
Yeah can swap em.
Quote from: shnazzle on January 16, 2019, 11:08
Quote from: dan944 on January 16, 2019, 11:03
Quote from: shnazzle on January 16, 2019, 10:59
No way! NO FKIN WAY!
Oh man that's poopoo.
So, you mention recovery site.. So you know where it is?
As for the keys.. That's going to be tricky. Toyota are going to be your best (and expensive) bet.
I hope you get it back and it's fine.
I've just spoke to the recovery site and it's got some damage on the front bumper but i guess I'll just have to see.
I have, Ecu, barrels and keys in the garage.
Can I just swap them out?
I'll speak to Toyota and see what the crack is.
Yeah can swap em.
Well every cloud has a silver lining I guess.
Thank you guys.
Quote from: shnazzle on January 16, 2019, 11:08
Quote from: dan944 on January 16, 2019, 11:03
Quote from: shnazzle on January 16, 2019, 10:59
No way! NO FKIN WAY!
Oh man that's poopoo.
So, you mention recovery site.. So you know where it is?
As for the keys.. That's going to be tricky. Toyota are going to be your best (and expensive) bet.
I hope you get it back and it's fine.
I've just spoke to the recovery site and it's got some damage on the front bumper but i guess I'll just have to see.
I have, Ecu, barrels and keys in the garage.
Can I just swap them out?
I'll speak to Toyota and see what the crack is.
Yeah can swap em.
Well every cloud has a silver lining I guess.
Thank you guys.
Remember, you only need to do the ECU and ignition barrel to get it home. You can do the door locks later.
Oh and quick question - were both keys on the same key ring or did they search the house for both sets?
Are you not making an insurance claim?
Damage to bumper , cost of changing locks etc and courtesy car while being fxed?
Quote from: Topdownman on January 16, 2019, 11:28
Are you not making an insurance claim?
Damage to bumper , cost of changing locks etc and courtesy car while being fxed?
Getting the ecu/transponder and keys replaced under insurance will very likely lead to a write-off.
Aside from the fact that getting a new ECU is entirely wasted on Dan's car as it has the standalone.
An easy out, Dan, would be to source a JDM ecu and just do away with the whole immobiliser. Just replace ecu and be done with it. Not ideal for security but... Didn't really help this time either...
Quote from: Topdownman on January 16, 2019, 11:28
Are you not making an insurance claim?
Damage to bumper , cost of changing locks etc and courtesy car while being fxed?
That's very true. Guess they had already been reported to the insurance, so why not go through them? (But I admit its quicker to do it yourself!!!)
Quote from: Topdownman on January 16, 2019, 11:28
Are you not making an insurance claim?
Damage to bumper , cost of changing locks etc and courtesy car while being fxed?
The other car to sort is far more expensive. I have all of the spare parts to fix this one so it would be quicker to get roxy back on the road myself I think.
Thanks for the ignition and ecu tip. Didn't think of that.
If memory serves me correctly Toyota can make a key from your chassis number but it's not cheap.
I got a full set from Rutland for less than a hundred. It's a bit of work to fit the door locks and the ignition barrel but much cheaper than buying a new key
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If you decide to go for an MR S ECU, try Dean at Rutland.
If no go, I've got one, which you can have,
If you use a new ECU you will avoid the risk of them coming back with the keys again to have another go.
As for getting replacement keys, Toyota can tell you the key code number from their records. I thought that was free but they tried to charge £20 for the code - until I decided to just leave and then it was passed over free on a business card (!). With a code you can get a key cut from scratch on the bay of e's. Add a transponder body and full steam ahead for the Toyota dances which are well documented here. From my experience, key from code around £15, transpnder around £25.
Quote from: paulj on January 16, 2019, 20:54
If you use a new ECU you will avoid the risk of them coming back with the keys again to have another go.
As for getting replacement keys, Toyota can tell you the key code number from their records. I thought that was free but they tried to charge £20 for the code - until I decided to just leave and then it was passed over free on a business card (!). With a code you can get a key cut from scratch on the bay of e's. Add a transponder body and full steam ahead for the Toyota dances which are well documented here. From my experience, key from code around £15, transpnder around £25.
That's really useful. Thank you. I think I'll replace out of principle but it's really good to know. :)
Dan have you considered all the other locks on the car? Or happy to not use them?
I wouldn't give a monkeys as I never use the rear bin, glove box or fuel cap/engine bay lock.
Quote from: shnazzle on January 17, 2019, 18:55
Dan have you considered all the other locks on the car? Or happy to not use them?
I wouldn't give a monkeys as I never use the rear bin, glove box or fuel cap/engine bay lock.
I'm in the same boat tbh mate. I hadn't considered it but I won't use them anyway. Thank you thou :)
Quote from: dan944 on January 17, 2019, 18:57
Quote from: shnazzle on January 17, 2019, 18:55
Dan have you considered all the other locks on the car? Or happy to not use them?
I wouldn't give a monkeys as I never use the rear bin, glove box or fuel cap/engine bay lock.
I'm in the same boat tbh mate. I hadn't considered it but I won't use them anyway. Thank you thou :)
There are 7 locks in total [emoji51]...I remember it well [emoji39]
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Quote from: shnazzle on January 17, 2019, 18:55
Dan have you considered all the other locks on the car? Or happy to not use them?
I wouldn't give a monkeys as I never use the rear bin, glove box or fuel cap/engine bay lock.
I'm in the same boat tbh mate. I hadn't considered it but I won't use them anyway. Thank you thou :)
Quote from: Brizee67 on January 17, 2019, 19:03
Quote from: dan944 on January 17, 2019, 18:57
Quote from: shnazzle on January 17, 2019, 18:55
Dan have you considered all the other locks on the car? Or happy to not use them?
I wouldn't give a monkeys as I never use the rear bin, glove box or fuel cap/engine bay lock.
I'm in the same boat tbh mate. I hadn't considered it but I won't use them anyway. Thank you thou :)
There are 7 locks in total [emoji51]...I remember it well [emoji39]
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Oh god [emoji1751][emoji3603] just the 3 for my thank you haha.
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Quote from: Brizee67 on January 17, 2019, 19:03
Quote from: dan944 on January 17, 2019, 18:57
Quote from: shnazzle on January 17, 2019, 18:55
Dan have you considered all the other locks on the car? Or happy to not use them?
I wouldn't give a monkeys as I never use the rear bin, glove box or fuel cap/engine bay lock.
I'm in the same boat tbh mate. I hadn't considered it but I won't use them anyway. Thank you thou :)
There are 7 locks in total [emoji51]...I remember it well [emoji39]
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What's the process on removing the ignition barrel? How long we talking?
Looks like I'm gonna have to do the work in the impound you see.
Quote from: dan944 on January 19, 2019, 19:47
Quote from: Brizee67 on January 17, 2019, 19:03
Quote from: dan944 on January 17, 2019, 18:57
Quote from: shnazzle on January 17, 2019, 18:55
Dan have you considered all the other locks on the car? Or happy to not use them?
I wouldn't give a monkeys as I never use the rear bin, glove box or fuel cap/engine bay lock.
I'm in the same boat tbh mate. I hadn't considered it but I won't use them anyway. Thank you thou :)
There are 7 locks in total [emoji51]...I remember it well [emoji39]
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What's the process on removing the ignition barrel? How long we talking?
Looks like I'm gonna have to do the work in the impound you see.
It's not too bad ...you'll need to pull off the binnacle cover and undo the cowling to expose the barrel then using a centre punch and hammer you need to smack the shear bolt to get it started. Once you start it off you can undo it with your fingers. I didn't use new shear bolts to attach the new barrel but instead I used some m8 or m10 bolts if I remember correctly
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Quote from: Brizee67 on January 19, 2019, 20:21
Quote from: dan944 on January 19, 2019, 19:47
Quote from: Brizee67 on January 17, 2019, 19:03
Quote from: dan944 on January 17, 2019, 18:57
Quote from: shnazzle on January 17, 2019, 18:55
Dan have you considered all the other locks on the car? Or happy to not use them?
I wouldn't give a monkeys as I never use the rear bin, glove box or fuel cap/engine bay lock.
I'm in the same boat tbh mate. I hadn't considered it but I won't use them anyway. Thank you thou :)
There are 7 locks in total [emoji51]...I remember it well [emoji39]
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What's the process on removing the ignition barrel? How long we talking?
Looks like I'm gonna have to do the work in the impound you see.
It's not too bad ...you'll need to pull off the binnacle cover and undo the cowling to expose the barrel then using a centre punch and hammer you need to smack the shear bolt to get it started. Once you start it off you can undo it with your fingers. I didn't use new shear bolts to attach the new barrel but instead I used some m8 or m10 bolts if I remember correctly
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Nice. Thank you.
I'll probably just drive back with it loose I reckon.
As long as it doesn't get in my way that is.
Quote from: dan944 on January 19, 2019, 20:28
Quote from: Brizee67 on January 19, 2019, 20:21
Quote from: dan944 on January 19, 2019, 19:47
Quote from: Brizee67 on January 17, 2019, 19:03
Quote from: dan944 on January 17, 2019, 18:57
Quote from: shnazzle on January 17, 2019, 18:55
Dan have you considered all the other locks on the car? Or happy to not use them?
I wouldn't give a monkeys as I never use the rear bin, glove box or fuel cap/engine bay lock.
I'm in the same boat tbh mate. I hadn't considered it but I won't use them anyway. Thank you thou :)
There are 7 locks in total [emoji51]...I remember it well [emoji39]
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What's the process on removing the ignition barrel? How long we talking?
Looks like I'm gonna have to do the work in the impound you see.
It's not too bad ...you'll need to pull off the binnacle cover and undo the cowling to expose the barrel then using a centre punch and hammer you need to smack the shear bolt to get it started. Once you start it off you can undo it with your fingers. I didn't use new shear bolts to attach the new barrel but instead I used some m8 or m10 bolts if I remember correctly
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Nice. Thank you.
I'll probably just drive back with it loose I reckon.
As long as it doesn't get in my way that is.
Going to go pick up roxy now.
Last question, will I have to reprogramme anything?
Fingers crossed the car is in good condition
Quote from: dan944 on January 21, 2019, 09:18
Quote from: dan944 on January 19, 2019, 20:28
Quote from: Brizee67 on January 19, 2019, 20:21
Quote from: dan944 on January 19, 2019, 19:47
Quote from: Brizee67 on January 17, 2019, 19:03
Quote from: dan944 on January 17, 2019, 18:57
Quote from: shnazzle on January 17, 2019, 18:55
Dan have you considered all the other locks on the car? Or happy to not use them?
I wouldn't give a monkeys as I never use the rear bin, glove box or fuel cap/engine bay lock.
I'm in the same boat tbh mate. I hadn't considered it but I won't use them anyway. Thank you thou :)
There are 7 locks in total [emoji51]...I remember it well [emoji39]
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What's the process on removing the ignition barrel? How long we talking?
Looks like I'm gonna have to do the work in the impound you see.
It's not too bad ...you'll need to pull off the binnacle cover and undo the cowling to expose the barrel then using a centre punch and hammer you need to smack the shear bolt to get it started. Once you start it off you can undo it with your fingers. I didn't use new shear bolts to attach the new barrel but instead I used some m8 or m10 bolts if I remember correctly
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Nice. Thank you.
I'll probably just drive back with it loose I reckon.
As long as it doesn't get in my way that is.
Going to go pick up roxy now.
Last question, will I have to reprogramme anything?
I didn't have to when I did mine but I did have the matching ECU with my lock set.
I have however programmed additional keys and it's very simple and very satisfying when it works [emoji4]
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Quote from: Brizee67 on January 21, 2019, 13:11
Quote from: dan944 on January 21, 2019, 09:18
Quote from: dan944 on January 19, 2019, 20:28
Quote from: Brizee67 on January 19, 2019, 20:21
Quote from: dan944 on January 19, 2019, 19:47
Quote from: Brizee67 on January 17, 2019, 19:03
Quote from: dan944 on January 17, 2019, 18:57
Quote from: shnazzle on January 17, 2019, 18:55
Dan have you considered all the other locks on the car? Or happy to not use them?
I wouldn't give a monkeys as I never use the rear bin, glove box or fuel cap/engine bay lock.
I'm in the same boat tbh mate. I hadn't considered it but I won't use them anyway. Thank you thou :)
There are 7 locks in total [emoji51]...I remember it well [emoji39]
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What's the process on removing the ignition barrel? How long we talking?
Looks like I'm gonna have to do the work in the impound you see.
It's not too bad ...you'll need to pull off the binnacle cover and undo the cowling to expose the barrel then using a centre punch and hammer you need to smack the shear bolt to get it started. Once you start it off you can undo it with your fingers. I didn't use new shear bolts to attach the new barrel but instead I used some m8 or m10 bolts if I remember correctly
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Nice. Thank you.
I'll probably just drive back with it loose I reckon.
As long as it doesn't get in my way that is.
Going to go pick up roxy now.
Last question, will I have to reprogramme anything?
I didn't have to when I did mine but I did have the matching ECU with my lock set.
I have however programmed additional keys and it's very simple and very satisfying when it works [emoji4]
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Got it now :). Thank you!!