how do i turn off the anit stolen device on my 1998 toyota corolla

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Asked by talley31chanel Aug 23, 2016 at 11:11 PM about the 1998 Toyota Corolla CE

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

my car will not start and there is a little red light flishing on and off and the car
is not starting when i turn my key and i need to know what do i do

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103,435

There is no "off." Gotta either reprogram it to a new master key or replace several modules.

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but i drove my car last night and nothing was wrong with it then i got up to go to work and my car would not start but everything was working then when i turned my key nothing happened then this little red light pop up and my car started to make this peeping sound... so i just left it alone and went to work then came home after work and tryed to start it and it started right up but now its back to not starting again

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Talley,try removing the positive cable on battery for about thirty minutes,with key not in car,then place key in car to the on position and replace the battery cable,then turn key off and on three time,s,then crank car,if this does not work for you,you will need to take to dealer.

103,435

You're only a 26 hours drive to Seattle! Maybe you can trade it in for a moose? Try looking up your owner's manual, it may have a procedure for programming it to accept a new master traonsponder key. Chipped key's however can run around 100 for most makes. http://www.san-francisco-locksmith.us/program-toyota-transponder-chip-key/

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Are there any signs of an attempted break in on this vehicle? Do you have a SPARE KEY? Why not try it before we push the panic button. Of course....the Owner's Manual may have the solution to this issue? Let the know the ultimate fix. Good Luck

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