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So I bought a 2015 Corolla L a few months ago, and it didn't come with a keyless entry remote/fob. When I bought it they only offered a security system for another $2,000, but at that point, I might as well have just bought the LE.

Well I declined the security system, but that means no keyless entry. A few months in, and I'm wishing I had that convenience. I went to the dealership to get my first scheduled maintenance, and the guy said that it would cost about $350+ if they could do it, and he wasn't even sure if it was possible. I'd really rather not pay $350+ to lock/unlock my doors from afar, but it would be real nice if I didn't have to go back outside and go all the way to my car just to check if I remembered to lock my doors.

What are my best options right now? Kagan Cooperative Learning Timer Toolsd. Go ask different dealership service centers? Find another mechanic and ask if they can install one for cheaper?

Buy a system myself and hook it up myself? Some info: • I do have automatic locks. • I've read on forums that some cars might be wired up and ready for a key fob, but just needs a key fob to be programmed to it, and the wiring should be located under the driver's seat.

Here's a pic It looks like there's wires down there, but maybe no receiver for the key fob? • I live in Orange County, CA but bought my car in the Inland Empire, CA Let me know if any more info is needed. Thanks in advance! When I had my base mode 2007 Sentra (automatic locks, no key FOB) I was quoted by the dealer $250 for the FOB and programing.

I found out the hardware was already installed and ended up getting 2 for $10 on Amazon and programmed them myself in about 30 seconds. So I wouldn't be shocked if the hardware is already there. However I came across this post googling for information on key transponder programming and/or fob programming for my brother's 2015 Corolla. With previous Toyota and Nissan cars you could self program new keys as long as you had 2 keys (so if you have 2 keys it cost like $20 to get a third one, but if you only had 1 key it would cost $100 because you needed to get a locksmith to program it).

I don't think it's possible now. I've been looking for a good 30 minutes, and everything I've found is you have to pay the locksmith $100 no matter what, in addition to the $40 key. However I was also searching for a cheap non-fob transponder key for the 2015 Corolla, and I could not find one. That indicates to me that all trims have the hardware for the fob. Just for fun you can try the instructions for the, and if you can get into programming mode there's a chance you can buy the HYQ12BEL for about $40 and program it to your car (although the key part would be useless).