Hey guys, I just got a 1999 T4R SR5, and it looks great.
Today, I had two keys made for my vehicle because when I bought it, the key they gave me only worked for the ignition. It fit into the hatch lock, glove box, and two doors, but it didn't turn.
I had two keys made based on the VIN number of my Runner(Kinda pricey)...this is where it gets weird. The key's grooves look identical to the first key, but the new keys only unlock the passenger side door. They don't even work in the ignition. Just the passenger door.
First key: Ignition only
New key: Only unlocks the passenger side door.
So, my question is... is there a chance that the locks have just gotten rusty/frozen, or is there a different issue? I would really prefer one key for every lock and ignition. I am fine with two, though. So, if this is a bad problem, would it be worthwhile to go get all new lock cylinders for each door and hatch? I just need help.
Thank you in advance.
-J. Lindsey
Today, I had two keys made for my vehicle because when I bought it, the key they gave me only worked for the ignition. It fit into the hatch lock, glove box, and two doors, but it didn't turn.
I had two keys made based on the VIN number of my Runner(Kinda pricey)...this is where it gets weird. The key's grooves look identical to the first key, but the new keys only unlock the passenger side door. They don't even work in the ignition. Just the passenger door.
First key: Ignition only
New key: Only unlocks the passenger side door.
So, my question is... is there a chance that the locks have just gotten rusty/frozen, or is there a different issue? I would really prefer one key for every lock and ignition. I am fine with two, though. So, if this is a bad problem, would it be worthwhile to go get all new lock cylinders for each door and hatch? I just need help.
Thank you in advance.
-J. Lindsey