Ian Parsons good question I don't know why I use the buttons on that side of the screen to the same buttons on either side so it doesn't matter which side you use good after vacation thanks Steve
It is trial and error if one system doesn't work go back through the process and try the next system after you do a few Vehicles you'll know what system starter which vehicle good luck if it doesn't work it won't pull the pin code
Hi man, do you recommend me the SKP-900 for Europe cars market? Can it do any eu cars i would use it sometimes as backup device if my xtool x100 pad2 fail to read/add key? Thanks
Most key programmers have started to shift to a one tool does all. I have researched them all and the best ones out there are the token based or pay per programming. Chinese key programmers are a risk. They might do some and might not. It's a gamble that cost. Obviously if ur willing to shell out money, Advanced Diagnostics is the way to go. They cover basically almost every model. And keep updating their tool daily. After that, its another tool that's android based. They charge $10 usd for every pin code reading and successful programming, weather it's just a fob or key. Those are the only 2 tools I would buy if I wanted to program most cars. They are expensive, but can do the job. Any other tool and you'll end up having to buy one tool to do some cars and another to do the others. It's that complicated since the others don't have token systems. P.S.: Because the SKP900 has been discontinued, you can find them on eBay very cheap if you bid. I picked one up for $200 after winning the auction. They are still a great tool that do many cars. The last version updated was v5.0 Like I said, still a great tool even though it won't be updated anymore. But I don't get any new models and if I do, I have other tools for it. :D
Hello Steve. I am thinking of buying the SKP 900, but they stoped updating it. Last update is version 5,0 from 23 march 2017. How is it with tookens, does it work ? Would you recomend buying it ? I am a locksmith in sweden. We also have the MVP PRO, but it is expensive with tookens 40usd /piece. We also have a lot of other programmers, like you. Best regards Jakob
No tokens neaded but i dont use it to much i used my x100 pad2 is the first programer that i used and I update Wi-Fi every week it is free but this is around $800. But it will do all new cars. If i had to pick one it wood be this one with that sead i wood still have a ck100 to do all older cars becuse x100 pad2 will not do some older cars
@@steveslocksmith211steveslo8 STEVE , thanks for replying. the key was precoded? and i didnt hear you mention a year. Not to doubt you or anything, i have the skp900 and an autopropad. but i have a hard time thinking the skp pulled this off. Maybe you got a special one lol
The customer lost all keys for the car I ordered a key off of eBay pull the pin code with the programmer and added the key into the memory out the car this is a normal procedure I do when a customer loses all of the keys
Rick Wilkinson no I never go to the dealer I purchased my keys normally from Herbert flake I use my immobilizers to program the car to recognize the keys the keys are already pre-programmed with 80 better or hundred twenty bit code depending on the vehicle the vehicle
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Thanks for the videos. I'm getting some of these tools so I can start doing keys at my car lot. Locksmiths can be expensive.
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Hi, thanks for the video! What is the best way to determine what system to use.... 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 .....etc
I have not done a beetle with it yet but I believe it should you might want to ask the manufacturer thanks Steve
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can it do all keys lost on a VW
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do you have a video for prox key programming on VW?
Please advise why you didnt use the buttons on the left as opposed to covering the screen to use the buttons on the right ?
Ian Parsons good question I don't know why I use the buttons on that side of the screen to the same buttons on either side so it doesn't matter which side you use good after vacation thanks Steve
Is the pin code standard with these ? if not can you please tell us where to find it ?
do you have to use all keys to turn ignition on before exiting, im a bit confused as i didnt see you turn ignition on with all the keys
No
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Where did you purchase your unit? Want to make sure I get one from known good source. I assume they are all Chinese tools?
Is version 5 good for all keys lost programming and more? Thx
How do you know which system type to use ?
It is trial and error if one system doesn't work go back through the process and try the next system after you do a few Vehicles you'll know what system starter which vehicle good luck if it doesn't work it won't pull the pin code
which year was the car
Hi man, do you recommend me the SKP-900 for Europe cars market? Can it do any eu cars i would use it sometimes as backup device if my xtool x100 pad2 fail to read/add key? Thanks
No git x100 pad2
@@steveslocksmith211steveslo8 I dont understand friend?
Hello Steve would you buy the SKP900 today ?? I am going to buy x100pad2 anyway, semes awesome. Graetfull for help.
Most key programmers have started to shift to a one tool does all. I have researched them all and the best ones out there are the token based or pay per programming. Chinese key programmers are a risk. They might do some and might not. It's a gamble that cost. Obviously if ur willing to shell out money, Advanced Diagnostics is the way to go. They cover basically almost every model. And keep updating their tool daily. After that, its another tool that's android based. They charge $10 usd for every pin code reading and successful programming, weather it's just a fob or key. Those are the only 2 tools I would buy if I wanted to program most cars. They are expensive, but can do the job. Any other tool and you'll end up having to buy one tool to do some cars and another to do the others. It's that complicated since the others don't have token systems.
P.S.: Because the SKP900 has been discontinued, you can find them on eBay very cheap if you bid. I picked one up for $200 after winning the auction. They are still a great tool that do many cars. The last version updated was v5.0 Like I said, still a great tool even though it won't be updated anymore. But I don't get any new models and if I do, I have other tools for it. :D
I have one of these, on so many cars how do you choose which system it is, or is it just trail and error
Hello Steve. I am thinking of buying the SKP 900, but they stoped updating it. Last update is version 5,0 from 23 march 2017. How is it with tookens, does it work ? Would you recomend buying it ? I am a locksmith in sweden. We also have the MVP PRO, but it is expensive with tookens 40usd /piece. We also have a lot of other programmers, like you. Best regards Jakob
No tokens neaded but i dont use it to much i used my x100 pad2 is the first programer that i used and I update Wi-Fi every week it is free but this is around $800. But it will do all new cars. If i had to pick one it wood be this one with that sead i wood still have a ck100 to do all older cars becuse x100 pad2 will not do some older cars
What about SKP900?? Do you use it? Save tokens! Best regards Jakob Linde
Will this tool do a 2000 VW Beetle?
yes it will, i have done Beetles with it
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On all keys lost
@@steveslocksmith211steveslo8 STEVE , thanks for replying. the key was precoded? and i didnt hear you mention a year.
Not to doubt you or anything, i have the skp900 and an autopropad. but i have a hard time thinking the skp pulled this off. Maybe you got a special one lol
The customer lost all keys for the car I ordered a key off of eBay pull the pin code with the programmer and added the key into the memory out the car this is a normal procedure I do when a customer loses all of the keys
What year is this VW? Do you know if it will do a 2012 Jetta?
Rick Wilkinson hey Rick it will definitely do a 2012 Jetta no problem I've done them before with it thanks for the comment Steve
Did you need a pre-coded key cut from the dealer? Does it need to be per-coded?
Rick Wilkinson no I never go to the dealer I purchased my keys normally from Herbert flake I use my immobilizers to program the car to recognize the keys the keys are already pre-programmed with 80 better or hundred twenty bit code depending on the vehicle the vehicle
Thanks!