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The KABA ILCO CORP TOY43FB is a replacement flip key blade designed for a wide range of Toyota trucks, vans, and passenger cars manufactured from the late 1990s through 2008. This blade fits into a compatible flip key housing and serves as the mechanical cut key component that operates the door lock and ignition cylinder. It is sold in a package quantity of 5 units, making it a practical stocking item for locksmiths and automotive service technicians. The blade weighs 0.05 pounds per unit. Installation requires standard key cutting equipment to profile the blade to the customer's existing key code or bitting specification.
This flip key blade is intended for automotive locksmith professionals and dealership service departments performing key replacement or key duplication on Toyota vehicles across multiple model lines and model years. The breadth of compatible applications makes it a high-utility blank to carry in a locksmith service inventory. It is referenced under Ilco internal model AX00009592.
Compatible with the following Toyota vehicles: Trucks and Vans including 4 Runner Ltd, Highlander 1999-2002, Highlander 2001-2003, Highlander 2004-2008, Land Cruiser 1998-2002, Land Cruiser 2003-2008, RAV4 2006-2008, Sequoia 2001-2002, Sequoia 2003-2008, Sienna Van XLE-LE 1998-2003, Sienna Van XLE-LE 2004-2008, Tacoma 2005-2008, Tundra 2005-2008. Toyota Cars including Camry and Camry LE 1998-2002, Camry CE LE 2003-2006, Camry XLE 1998-2001, Camry XLE 2002-2003, Corolla 2005-2008, Matrix 2005-2008, Prius 2001-2003, Prius 2004-2006, Solara SE 2002-2003, Solara SE 2004-2008, Solara SLE 1999-2003, Solara SLE 2004-2008, Yaris 2007-2008, Avalon XLS and XL 1998-2004, Avalon XLS and XL 2002-2005, Scion 2005-2008, Scion XA 2004-2007, Scion XB 2004-2008, Scion XD 2008.
Installation is performed by licensed locksmiths or automotive service technicians using a key cutting machine to cut the blade to the appropriate bitting specification for the target vehicle. Before cutting, verify the key profile matches the target lock cylinder. The blade must be seated correctly into the flip housing before duplication or presentation to the end user. Always confirm the completed key operates smoothly in both the door lock and ignition cylinder before returning the vehicle to service.
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