I want to get a couple of extra keys cut for my 2013. I ordered the G chip keys off ebay. I reviewed some posts about using Techstream to reprogram the keys once cut. My question is do you turn the truck to the "on" position with the original key or with the newly cut key? I don't want to put the newly cut key into the ignition and cause some type of security issue. All the Techstream information shows the menus only. Thanks!
Update. I got the newly cut keys to program to the Tundra. I was worried about putting a non-programmed key in as somebody mentioned if you try and start the car without an programmed key, the security in the vehicle will activate and the vehicle will need to be towed to the dealer. For anyone wondering in the future, you need your "master" key to do this. I do not know if "master" key means an original key from the dealer, or a key that is already approved in the software. Techstream has you remove the key in the ignition as the ignition has to be on to pair with the program, and re-insert the "master" key, then it has you insert your key to be added to the system. It worked great. There are posts on the forum about the menus and all, but I wanted to make sure I used the correct key.
