Problem:
Tried to add a spare Fiat 500x blade key with Xhorse vvdi key tool plus using XT1M MQB chip. Process went completely fine until key add part. Original key of course successfully added to the car but XT1M chip says “no dealer key recognized”, even though the generation went fine, tried 3 different transponders, same error.
Did anyone have such an issue?
Solution:
Use XT57B super chip to precode Jeep MQB48.
User report:
UPDATE:
After conversion of xt57b to the MQB Renegade successfully generated dealer key and learned to the car.
That worked, it’s under Special Function -> Convert Super Chip.
Replaced Land rover Freelander 2 BCM using Xhorse VVDI Prog programmer successfully.
Part number: BG9T-14D572-LA
Read and flash CPU and 95320 eeprom data. Then install BCM module back to car without programming.
VVDI Prog Menu:
Type 2
Renesas M32C
M30882FJ
Xhorse Multi Prog BMW fuel pump module cloning review:
BMW F10 fuel pump module EKPM3 cloning – no problem. Recieved used one for replace with broken CAFD. Fastest way to restore cloning MC9S12XEG128 mask 2M53J.
When the unit didn’t work on the car due to incorrect coding, I connected the esys and was about to code it, but the CAFD was completely missing, and I didn’t have the required i-level (2016) PZDS on hand. I would have had to download it and then restore the cheap unit. Then I remembered that I’d seen some fuel modules in MultiProg that it works with. I quickly opened the MultiProg software (special thanks to the developers for not requiring a connected programmer for this) and found one, but it wasn’t exactly the same. I quickly found the necessary pins and made a clone. So, this could have been done with other programmers I have (VVDI Prog, Orange, etc.). But it was the MultiProg software that gave me the idea; it’s always accessible for viewing and has good module cataloging.
Here comes the Xhorse VVDI Prog pinout to Delphi MT62.1G ECU.
Yellow-RESET
Orange -JCOMP
Brown -TCK
Purple -TDI
Black -GND
Green -TDO
Blue -TMS
Need to connect a 100 ohm resistor between JCOMP and VCC.
In VVDI Prog software, select
2-Microcontroller
Motorola MPC563 series
MPC5634M
Problem:
Xhorse Dolphin XP005L keeps showing error code 70 and the battery pack is in BIOS mode. The battery won’t charge. How can I resolve this?
Solution:
1. Connect the Dolphin XP005L to power.
2. Connect it to the phone using the Xhorse app.
3. Enter Update/Upgrade and update firmware and database completely.
4. Use a stable Internet connection; If it fails, try the phone’s hotspot.
5. If the phone does not allow you to complete the update, do it from a computer using the Xhorse Upgrade Kit. There is documentation for this same Error 70 that specifically recommends switching to the Upgrade Kit when the mobile update fails.
User feedback:
UPDATE!!
It’s already solved.
Here’s what worked for me.
You remove the cover where the battery goes and disconnect that green connector.
1.Set your machine and turn it on with the charger connected (and the green connector disconnected)
2. update the firmware (the update should take around 11 minutes)
3. You connect the green connector and update the machine again
4. You turn on the machine and in theory your machine should be fine.