How to deactivate the anti-theft system on a Reiz?

[DeEmilio]

To deactivate the anti-theft system on a Reiz, you can: 1. Visit a repair shop for unlocking; 2. Go to a 4S shop for unlocking. Taking the 2013 Reiz Zunrui Navigation Edition as an example, its wheelbase is 2850mm, fuel tank capacity is 70L, and curb weight is 1595kg. The 2013 Reiz Zunrui Navigation Edition features a double-wishbone front suspension and a multi-link independent rear suspension. It is equipped with a 3.0L naturally aspirated engine, delivering a maximum horsepower of 227PS, maximum power of 167kW, and maximum torque of 293Nm, paired with a 6-speed automatic transmission.

[SanCamille]

Last time, my friend’s old Mark X got its anti-theft system locked, which really stressed me out, but the solution wasn’t as complicated as I thought. First, try pressing the unlock button on the remote key while pointing it at the car—this works in most cases. If the remote doesn’t respond, don’t panic. Use the key to manually unlock the driver’s door. The alarm might go off, but don’t worry—just get in and start the engine directly. The system usually recognizes the legitimate key and disarms automatically. In my case, it was a false trigger caused by a dead battery, so jump-starting the battery solved the issue. If none of these work, check if the anti-theft fuse in the fuse box under the steering wheel has blown. If you still can’t figure it out, it’s best to call a professional. Never force it, as damaging the anti-theft system will only make things worse.

[LaAllie]

As a veteran owner who has driven a Toyota Reiz for ten years, I have some experience with anti-theft issues. First, check if the remote control battery is dead—try replacing it. If the alarm keeps sounding after manually unlocking with the key, try quickly opening and closing the door three times before starting the engine. Last time, my car's alarm malfunctioned due to interference from aftermarket electrical devices—disconnecting them solved the problem. For older Reiz models, there's a practical trick: open the hood, disconnect the negative battery terminal for five minutes, then reconnect it—this acts like a system reboot and works wonders. Always prioritize safety during these steps. If there are valuables in the car, it's safer to visit a repair shop, as tampering with the anti-theft system can be a real headache.

[Alfie]

Reiz anti-theft release mainly depends on symptoms. If the remote control fails, first check the key sensing area, usually marked with a key symbol near the front cup holders. It's normal for the dashboard to flash red after unlocking with the key. Place the key against the start button for ten seconds before ignition. For complete lockout, try locating the anti-theft reset button under the steering wheel and holding it for three seconds. From my experience, modified wiring most commonly triggers false anti-theft alarms, so always have aftermarket devices installed by professionals. If DIY solutions don't work, calling 4S roadside assistance is the most reliable option - they use diagnostic tools for proper key reprogramming.