2010 Toyota Camry Smart Key & Remote Fob Programming Guide

Important Notice: The 2010 Toyota Camry does not support onboard programming for smart key fobs or remote head keys. A professional technician with specialized diagnostic tools is required to complete the programming process.

Programming Procedure:

• Step 1: Identify the Key Type Determine the type of key system your vehicle uses: Smart Key with Push-Button Start If the internal circuit board of the fob is labeled 3370, it follows a specific programming method. Standard Chip Key or Remote Head Key A traditional mechanical key with a built-in remote transmitter.
• Step 2: Find a Qualified Technician Contact a professional technician or service center experienced in Toyota key programming. Ensure they have access to advanced diagnostic tools compatible with your key type.
• Step 3: Drive to the Technician if Possible If your vehicle is operational, driving it to the technician’s location may reduce the cost compared to requesting mobile assistance.
• Step 4: Bring All Existing Remotes and Keys Some systems require all remotes to be present during programming. Any remotes not included may be erased from memory during the process.
• Step 5: Programming Process The technician will connect diagnostic equipment to the vehicle’s onboard system and initiate the key registration sequence, pairing the new smart key or remote fob.
• Step 6: Verify Remote Functionality After programming, the technician will confirm that all functions—lock, unlock, trunk release, panic, and push-button start (if equipped)—are working correctly.

Additional Considerations:

• Smart key fobs labeled 3370 follow a distinct programming path and must be handled accordingly. Proof of ownership may be required, especially if no functioning keys are available. Use a technician familiar with Toyota immobilizer and smart key systems to ensure proper programming and security.