2011 Toyota Camry Smart Key & Remote Fob Programming Guide

Important Notice: The 2011 Toyota Camry does not support onboard programming for smart key remote fobs or remote head keys. Programming requires advanced diagnostic equipment and must be performed by a qualified automotive technician.

Programming Procedure:

• Step 1: Identify Your Key Type Determine the key system your vehicle uses: Smart Key with Push-Button Start If the circuit board inside the fob is marked 3370, it requires a specific programming process. Standard Chip Key or Remote Head Key A mechanical key integrated with a built-in remote.
• Step 2: Locate a Certified Technician Choose a technician or automotive service center that has the proper diagnostic tools and experience programming Toyota key systems.
• Step 3: Drive to the Service Provider if Possible If your vehicle is operational, taking it directly to the technician can be more economical than requesting mobile service.
• Step 4: Bring All Remotes and Keys Some Toyota systems will erase keys not present during reprogramming. To avoid losing access, bring all existing remotes to the appointment.
• Step 5: Programming Procedure The technician will connect professional equipment to your vehicle’s onboard diagnostic port, access the key registration system, and program the new fob or key.
• Step 6: Confirm Remote Functionality Once programming is complete, all functions—lock, unlock, trunk release, panic, and push-button start (if applicable)—will be tested to ensure the key is fully functional.

Additional Considerations:

• Programming procedures vary based on the key’s internal circuit board (e.g., 3370). Be prepared to show proof of ownership if no working remotes are available. Work with a technician familiar with Toyota smart key and immobilizer systems to ensure proper setup and compatibility.