Will this set my new ECU to accept my key?
637013
No, this tool will not help you with your key. It only scans trouble codes and resets some (but not all) cars' oil service, airbag, and check engine lights.
378093
Interesting, let me double check with an engineer that works on the Keyless system for Chrysler. Just in case VW requested a unique protocol or feature. I will see him tonight, so hold off ordering until you hear back from me.Regards
802099
No but if you have your old key you can take it out and put it in the new one.
9885
It is true most new cars have encoded keys, these keys have a unique code matched to the car's ECU. The module required is to bypass the key code by having the module programed wit the unique code , so that it is provided as if the key was inserted in the ignition. If you don't buy the module you would not be able to use the remote start feature. Everything else would still work tho.
696690
Hi !A think it is a good piece of equipment but unforunately id does not work 100% with my BMW E46 2002 M3.The protocols are not compatible for the ECU and i belive that is caused by BMW M3 European early versions which i have does not comply with the OBD-11 specs.
114330
I'm not sure. I took everything to the Mitsubishi dealership and they installed the key for me.
1287162
Hi, The 2014 has 3 different keys that all look the same, you will need to see what chip it takes as well as the FCCID # to make sure it is a match. 100% Correct Call us 1-888-539-1362 we can help.
964731
Yes, the ECM will be programmed for you. we will need the VIN#, mileage and the part# from the old ECM. Thank you
2231766
no, it didn't; mazda dealer warned me it might not and it didn't; wasted time and money having them try to program it; not sure if the Dealer was on the level, or why this key couldn't be programmed, but it didn't work out for me
1287161
Hi, The 2014 has 3 different keys that all look the same, you will need to see what chip it takes as well as the FCCID # to make sure it is a match.
2154765
yes you can just make sure the new key came with a chip or take the old chip from your old key and just ask the lock smith if they have the programmer to , program vehicle
555721
Probably. BUT with this new key, you have to reprogram all of your existing keys as well.There are several steps FOR EACH KEY - a real pain.
1250011
No. You have to have a chip. Migrating the chip from the old key is a major pain.
898431
I had one key and bought this. If you have two programmed keys, then you can do it yourself (youtube) If you only have one good key, then you will need to go to the dealer.
1292583
That is going to depend on whether it is the same FCC/part number and whether there are any other issues with your old fob. Your best bet- if you are certain of the FCC/Part number- is to have the new key cut and programmed since you will need to purchase the key in its entirety anyhow. -Keyless4u
896602
You don't. You need to have your existing key fob to make sure the model numbers match.
1808475
No you can't. The key with the new fob has to be notched or shaped by a dealer. Most will do it for free... it's in their best interest to do so. Just transfer the two chips and you just saved yourself $160.