“Does the bypass module of this starter "takeover" the key FOB for a 2019 Toyota Highlander?”

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• 2014 Tundra. I could use either fob, factory or the new one. I would think you could do the same since it's a newer model than mine.

  Answered by Utelake 3 years ago

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• If you put your make and model in, it will let you know if it is compatible.

  Answered by Tyann18 3 years ago

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• The remote has a start, trunk, lock and unlock function. Based on the buttons I believe it would replace your key fob. I have a 2013 Tacoma. It had a remote but also required a key. I use the new remote to start and unlock or lock the car but the key must be inserted and turned to on for the vehicle to remain running once the brake is engaged.

  Answered by Sony 3 years ago

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