Brand	Model	Year Range
Isuzu	D-MAX	2002–2006
Isuzu	I-290	2007+
Isuzu	I-370	2007+
Pontiac	Vibe	2009–2010
Suzuki	Liana	2001–2005
Toyota	4Runner	1999–2008
Toyota	Alphard	2005+
Toyota	Auris	2006+
Toyota	Avalon XL	1998–2002
Toyota	Avalon XLS	1998–2003
Toyota	Camry	1996–2008
Toyota	Carina	1996–2005
Toyota	Celica	1996–2005
Toyota	Colorado	1997–2008
Toyota	Corolla	1996–2008
Toyota	FJ Cruiser	2007+
Toyota	Fortuner	2007+
Toyota	Gaia (J)	1999–2005
Toyota	Hiace	1997+
Toyota	Highlander	2001–2008
Toyota	Hilux	1999–2008
Toyota	Ipsum	1996–2005
Toyota	iQ	2008+
Toyota	Land Cruiser	1996–2008
Toyota	Picnic	1996–2008
Toyota	Prado	1996–2004
Toyota	Previa	2003–2008
Toyota	Prius	2001–2003
Toyota	RAV4	1996+
Toyota	Sequoia	2001–2008
Toyota	Sienna	1999–2008
Toyota	Solara	1999–2008
Toyota	Tacoma	2005+
Toyota	Tarago	2003–2008
Toyota	Vios	2007+
Toyota	Wish	2004+

 

      

TOY43 Key Blade

• Double-sided edge cut mechanical key
• 10 cutting positions
• 4 possible cutting depths
• Depths are usually indicated by numbers 1, 2, 3, and 4 (4 being the deepest)
• Can be opened and decoded using the Lishi TOY43 tool

Lishi TOY43 Usage Tips

• Use light to medium tension when working on these locks
• Door locks typically have 8 wafers, while ignition locks have the full 10 wafers
• When decoding the door lock, read wafers positions 3 to 10, then use Instacode or Xhorse to determine the first two depths
• Decode these locks in the same direction as the opening direction

 

Important Note

• Toyota TOY43 locks come in two types:
  • 8-cut lock
  • 10-cut lock
• Each type requires a different Lishi tool
• Using a 10-cut Lishi tool on an 8-cut lock may cause the tool to jam inside the cylinder

👉 Always make sure to select the correct Lishi tool for the specific lock type.