Put in a used ingiton switch and did the 10min thing. Didn't work and when I called the dealship they told me I had a chipped key??? When I had a spare key made they told me I didn't have a chiped key confused do all 2002 impalas have chiped keys???

chec batteries in the device--these cars r very complex-may neeed to call a dealer for advice

push your foot on the brake pedal and try to put it into park, then turn steering wheel at same time as you try to turn key

I think maybe the car chip doesn't compare your car , i think you can buy a professional car key programmer for your car .I know this website ,they have different kinds of car car programmer for different car model ,you can have a look

to reset security you'll ned to do the 10min key with ign. on for 3times after each 10 min turn key off briefly then back on without trying to restart after 30min or three 10min ign on cycles turn off key briefly then the car should start

Window mor and window regulator

Do you mean the key switch. Read this.

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sounds like you have 2 probs if you turn ign on whilst holding valet button pressed it should cancel it if not the key is poss faulty

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the best thing is to go to your local toyota dealship! Have your Vin # ( on the lower right hand corner of the windsheild looking from the front of the car). Make sure that you write all the nimbers and letters correctly. They will either order you a new key and key pad or they will have one on site and make it work for your car!!