amazing bro... but why you remove the Eprom and back it again two times and you did not use the eprom clamp come with xp400 ... i think is safe to use the clamp and risky to remove the eprom two times .... any idea ?
Hello Georgia, thanks for the video, really useful. It seems to me that you have NOT disassemble the EEPROM it and program it and it is still working for all key lost. Is that correct?!
i dissoldered eeprom chip and put in to adapter socket to read dump and modify. after that i put back eeprom to BDC board. This operation needs repeat again. After programming in future you don't need disassemble BDC, you can program all key lost through obd
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Which Key was it that you unlocked in kd-x2 was it a NBGIDGNG1 or was it just normal fem key Huf5767? I was trying to figure out which file unlocked those keys I saw some listings for Hella and was wondering if those right ones for the nbg
Considering a bad chip read results in bricking when you restore eeprom, makes a strong argument for removing chip to get a solid read. I use good chip clip, read 3 times, then verify all 3 files are identical before proceeding.
@@Fiestas808 I use a chip clip or the new Yanhua puncture thing, read 3 times, and make sure reads are identical. If reads are all identical (use Hxd compare tool), you can proceed. Depends on your soldering skill, if you are very good at soldering, removing chip is fine. I hesitate to recommend removing chip and have somebody lift a trace off the FEM or cremate the chip.
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amazing bro... but why you remove the Eprom and back it again two times and you did not use the eprom clamp come with xp400 ... i think is safe to use the clamp and risky to remove the eprom two times .... any idea ?
Very informative thanks very much
You unlock the vehicle or the car was be open?
nice job, congrulations
Must have the Gbox? Or funcktion with OBD?
Hi , quick question, where did you buy the KD- X2 from please. Thanks
Just did this same process on a 3 series all on bench. Only difference was I used the clip instead of de soldering
Hello Georgia, thanks for the video, really useful. It seems to me that you have NOT disassemble the EEPROM it and program it and it is still working for all key lost. Is that correct?!
i dissoldered eeprom chip and put in to adapter socket to read dump and modify. after that i put back eeprom to BDC board. This operation needs repeat again. After programming in future you don't need disassemble BDC, you can program all key lost through obd
awesome! thanks for the video! Did you have to desolder the eprom chip or could you have used the clip instead?
Desoldered
Hi mate, thanks for sharing the video.
If you can help from where can I buy the BMW reader black box?
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Buy G-BOX2 and that will replace the black box . You can use it for both BMW and Mercedes
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Man you are good. Where they teach this stuff ? ;)
Myself 😅😁
@Cosh Row Lonsdor is normal tool, but Autel is best
@Cosh Row good luck
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Which Key was it that you unlocked in kd-x2 was it a NBGIDGNG1 or was it just normal fem key Huf5767? I was trying to figure out which file unlocked those keys I saw some listings for Hella and was wondering if those right ones for the nbg
It was NBGIDGNG1
Car_Key_Programming_Georgia ok awesome and which key diy Renew file did you use was it hellaV3 5FA011926-09?
@@TheMasterFerrari I don't remember,but you have to open key and compare pcb with renew list photos.
Car_Key_Programming_Georgia got it appreciate the input, keep up the great videos! I love doing the tough ones like fems or svms on land rovers/jags .
AVDI?
Can you do that with MI508 if all the other tools are connected to it?
I have not IM508 and i don't know it can or not.
@@CarKeyProgrammingGeorgia ok thank you for everything you doing great.
Hi mate what that adaptor your using the black on please
APA002
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Hey whats best programmer to duplicate keys of all models ???
I prefer Autel IM608
@@CarKeyProgrammingGeorgia wasn't really looking to spend that much.
Hi,
Can you programmer Volvo keys?
If yes, could you do a video on it?
Thanks
Not yet,but i will 👌
Can we do all programming form obd2?
No.
Hi can this on the car
Bad idea to remove eeprom chip especially on BMW, you can just clean and use eeprom clamp.
You think use clamp is less risky? :)
Considering a bad chip read results in bricking when you restore eeprom, makes a strong argument for removing chip to get a solid read.
I use good chip clip, read 3 times, then verify all 3 files are identical before proceeding.
@@RocketSurgeon540 So it is best to remove?
@@Fiestas808 I use a chip clip or the new Yanhua puncture thing, read 3 times, and make sure reads are identical. If reads are all identical (use Hxd compare tool), you can proceed. Depends on your soldering skill, if you are very good at soldering, removing chip is fine. I hesitate to recommend removing chip and have somebody lift a trace off the FEM or cremate the chip.
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I don't know
Are you sure the vehicle is not stolen?
Yes,and owner was killed by AK-47, you satisfied with answer?
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