We will show another way of adding a key on a Mazda CX-5 (6A smart key type) using the Xhorse Key Tool (Key tool max, key tool max pro, key tool plus) and Xhorse XM38 key.
Step 1:
Generate the right key with the ID6A.
Step 2:
Go to Special Function-> Copy Proximity Remote->Mazda 6A smart key clone
Put original key into the induction coil.
Read original key.
Read original key successfully.
Place the generated XM38 smart key into the coil and write data.
People have done many these Mazdas without issue.
But better program an aftermarket key first, than you can clone from the aftermarket key to an xhorse key. It is safer.
Problem:
Cannot write service mode bmw bdc 95128 with Xhorse multi prog.
Read ok but when want write its show eprom cannot be erased to write new. Error chip data writing failed.
When using fem 95128 backup I can write erase and read when switch to write service mode it’s show problem why.
Solved.
Problem solved change power settings
Losing all keys to your Citroën Jumper 2021 can be a frustrating experience, but with the right tools and knowledge, it’s possible to program a new key. Below is a step-by-step guide based on a real-world procedure performed by an automotive locksmith.
Tools and Equipment Required
Step-by-Step Procedure
1. Accessing the Immobilizer Module
2. Removing and Reading the EEPROM Chip
3. Extracting Key Data and PIN
4. Writing Key with vvdi key tool plus
5. Write new key data back to EEPROM
6. Testing the New Keys
Done.
In this guide, we’ll walk through the process of cloning a Volvo S60 (2014) Bosch EDC17CP22 ECM (Engine Control Module) using Xhorse Multi Prog programmer. The original ECM had issues—check engine light was on, and the car wouldn’t start—so we replaced it with a used ECM and transferred the data from the old module.
Step 1: Preparing for ECM Cloning
Before starting, ensure you have:
Step 2: Reading Data from the Original ECM
Note: Reading may take 4-5 minutes per section, and full backup is necessary before proceeding.
Step 3: Writing Data to the Donor ECM
Step 4: Testing the Cloned ECM
After writing:
Important: If the car doesn’t start, recheck:
- EEPROM data (most immobilizer issues come from incorrect EEPROM cloning).
- Power and ground connections to the ECM.
Done.
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Xhorse Multi Prog user new feedback:
Successfully reading and writing pcm Acdelco E69 (MED9.6.1) ECU. Clone GM Traverse PCM successfully.
Done in Buick Enclave GM Bosch MED9.6.1 menu.
Bench mode.
Read ext eeprom and ext flash.
Write ext eeprom and ext flash.