Used Toyota Ecu ?

If you have a scan tool that can rewrite the VIN, like an autel for example, then you can do the 30 minute sequence that involves jump ring pin 13 to ground at the DLC. You can conveniently use pin 4 or 5 or your own ground. Make the jumper and then turn the key on and wait at least 30 minutes. You will likely see stability control lights and cruise control lights and stuff like that blinking…

You won't need the Techstream, but you will need to do a little work to make a used ECM play nice with the immobilizer. Connect a power supply to the car and then jumper ODBII pins 4 and 13. Turn the key to the on position and leave the car sitting for 45 minutes. When a new ECM is installed, it's ready to learn who its immobilizer partner is and learns the “G” code automatically. When a used…

All I can say is, make sure it’s the same part number. Have had people bring me different ones and odd permanent codes pop up. The rest can be done manually and VIN change with a good scanner. That’s it

I forgot about the VIN in my previous reply. You'll be able to get the car started with just a jumper, but you'll need a Techstream to write a new VIN. Around 2005 most Toyota ECMs became writable, so there's no need to pull the EEPROM chip to write new data. Although reading an writing to an EEPROM is still a useful skill. If you like that one, here's a long sad tale where I'm the fool (but…

IM608 to change Vin Short cut 4+13 obd with a small clip for 30 mins while ignition is “ON” Lots of lights will be blinking that's normal

How do you like your IM608? I have an Autel Maxisys, which is actually a really nice scanner, so I like the brand. For immobilizer work I have an XTool AutoProPad from American Key Supply, which I use most of the time, but I have OE scan tools for the times when it doesn't work. What's nice is that I can bypass the whole SDRM thing most of the time (with no tokens or pay per use) and it's faster…

I have both and i use autopad for faster jobs instead of the IM that slowerrrrrrrrr.. Overall I transition from auyopad to IM due to raise of yearly fee that used to be according to your device - they used to have 3 different units each one was different fee cost and now all pretty much the same as IM. You get much more on IM from my point of view. Both are great machines and work pretty well…

Thanks for your response Avishay!

The procedure is called communication ID registration. We always call it a handshake. But as mentioned in the other comments, jump TC to CG at the DLC3 connector. Start with key off, jump terminals, and then key on, engine off for 30 minutes (recommend using a battery charger in power supply mode). When I do this process, I will usually set a timer for 35 minutes just to be on the safe side…