Xhorse VVDI Key Tool Plus Pad

Recently, we had the opportunity to work on a 2025 Toyota Camry to add a new 4A smart key. This was our first time using a combination of the Xhorse Key Tool Plus and the Godiag IM001 4A key unlock Emulator, and the process proved to be both insightful and successful. Below, we break down the step-by-step procedure, challenges encountered, and the final outcome.   Initial Setup and Equipment We began by connecting the necessary cables to the vehicle’s ECU (Engine Control Unit). For this job, we relied on: Xhorse VVDI Key Tool Plus  – a versatile, multi-functional key programming device. Godiag IM001 – used for key registration and data writing. A new 4A smart key – the target key to be added to the vehicle. Reading the ECU Data The first critical step was to read the immobilizer data from the ECU. We attempted to read the data using two other popular tools: IATA 360 – no success. Autel – also failed to read the data. However, the Xhorse Key Tool Plus successfully read the ECU ...

  The   Xhorse VVDI Key Tool Plus   can add a spare key to a   2021 Dodge Promaster . Read the 5-digit security code first, then program every key you want the BCM to keep.   Read the Security Code Navigate to: Immo Programming → North American → Dodge → Select by Area → North America → PROMASTER → 2020–2021 → Flip Keys → Start Programming → Password Reading Insert an already programmed key and switch the ignition ON with the engine OFF. Follow the prompts to cycle the ignition OFF and ON. Disconnect the vehicle battery for 1–2 minutes, reconnect it, then continue. Key Tool Plusreads the5-digit security code: 14133. Program the Keys Select  Key Programming . Turn the ignition to the RUN position and enter the 5-digit security code. Insert the new key into the ignition and complete the learning process. When prompted to add another key, select  Yes  and program the next key in the same way. If you select  No , the previously programmed key wil...

In this real customer case, we walk through the process of programming keys for a 2022 Renault Kwid using the   Xhorse VVDI KEY TOOL PLUS . This guide provides an accurate, step-by-step breakdown of the procedure based on the actual workshop footage.   Overview The vehicle in question is a 2022 Renault Kwid. The technician uses the KEY TOOL PLUS diagnostic and programming device to add new keys to the vehicle’s immobilizer system. The process involves reading the vehicle’s PIN code, programming new keys, and verifying the total number of keys registered.   Step 1: Accessing the Programming Menu Navigate to the Programming function on the KEY TOOL PLUS device. From the vehicle brand list, select Renault. Choose the model generation and then locate Kwid from the list.   Step 2: Selecting the Key Type The device displays several key options. For this vehicle, the technician selects: Type 1: Johnson Controls Flip keys Then proceeds to start programming. Step 3: Reading t...

How to handle both a “Key Addition” and the more complex “All Keys Lost” situation on a 2024 Ford Bronco Sport using the Xhorse VVDI Key Tool Plus. This article breaks down the step-by-step process, highlights critical troubleshooting, and explains the nuances of this high-tech procedure. NOTE: It’s a Bronco Sport not Bronco = old system. So NASTF is not required. The level of encryption is the difference. The Bronco is the top of the line for Ford, so naturally it has the highest level of encryption and security and likely won’t be supported through OBD without the proper tool or dealer-level equipment.   Initial Setup and Vehicle Selection The process begins by powering on the   Xhorse VVDI Key Tool Plus   and navigating the intuitive menu. For North American models, the path is straightforward: Navigate to   Programming. Select   North America   as the region. Choose   Ford   as the manufacturer. Select the   United States   market. P...