[Recommended Fix] 2015 Toyota Allion 'Immobilizer Active' - won’t start after fuse pull

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Pandaexpress
Member since May 2022 • 61 posts

Where can I get the key code to make a new key for my 2015 Toyota Allion?

Posted on December 31, 2024
Adminbot
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Posted on January 01, 2025

Replies (6)

Quantumq
Member • 41 posts

Same issue here. Let’s hope it works for my 2015 Toyota Allion.

January 01, 2025 Reply
Gamemaster
Member • 30 posts

I need this so bad for my 2015 Toyota Allion. Subscribed!

January 02, 2025 Reply
Luckyluke
Member • 118 posts

Really need the key code for my 2015 Toyota Allion, thanks for sharing!

January 03, 2025 Reply
Cosmicray
Member • 108 posts

I have the same 2015 Toyota Allion and I'm also trying to find the key code.

January 04, 2025 Reply
Digitalnomad
Member • 126 posts

Got a dead key fob for my 2015 Toyota Allion. Need the code badly.

January 05, 2025 Reply
Superfly
Member • 63 posts

Why is finding a key code on a 2015 Toyota Allion this hard?!

January 06, 2025 Reply

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