2018 corolla

Asked by GuruYW1FP Feb 26, 2018 at 09:04 PM about the 2018 Toyota Corolla SE

Question type: General

Am I suppose to press on the brake to start engine
if I'm using an ignition key...it's how it's reads in the
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lrodri911 answered 6 years ago

Just have your key with you like in your pocket, purse etc. The wireless system detects your key, press brake pedal and push the start button.

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