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This guide provides a step-by-step tutorial on cloning a BMW G/U Chassis BDC3 key using the Xhorse VVDI Key Tool Plus. The process is simple and applicable to Key Tool MIDI and VVDI2 as well. Step 1: Read Vehicle Information ① Enter the Immo Programming menu and select the BMW model. ② Choose G/U Chassis BDC03/BCP IMMO System. ③ Click Start Programming. ④ Click Read Vehicle InfoRead More…
Error Message: “Error – Software doesn’t have this authorization. Please connect with your dealer for help!” This prompt typically appears when the Xhorse VVDI2 device cannot verify its software license or authorization status. Follow the steps below to resolve the issue quickly. Step 1: Check Device Authorization Status ① First, read the device to confirm whether the authorization is acRead More…
Great news: The latest Xhorse VVDI Key Tool Plus database now supports manual unlocking of VAG/Audi SFD security gateways. This guide outlines the step-by-step process for unlocking SFD-protected control units, enabling vehicle diagnostics and key programming. Applicable Devices: VVDI Key Tool Plus VVDI Key Tool MIDI Before You Begin: Ensure your device database is updated to the lRead More…
If you’re using the Xhorse VVDI Key Tool Plus with a TPMS adapter from the Key Tool MIDI and encounter the message: “The current tire pressure configuration is to use the VT02 device(USB) for communication. Please insert the VT02 device(USB) into the diagnostic tool before continuing.” Don’t worry – this is a common configuration issue that can be resolved quickly. Here’s what the message meanRead More…
Hey everyone, let me walk you through an ECU cloning job I just wrapped up using the Xhorse Multi Prog. A customer dropped off two modules – one original, and a used one from eBay – and asked me to copy the data from the original to the replacement. No complicated instructions, just a straightforward clone. Here’s how it went. Step1. Connect First, I hooked up the original ECU. The Multi-Prog Read More…
This guide outlines the key differences between the Wireless Remote and Super Remote, including their hardware, supported types, and usage notes. 1. Core Identification & Hardware Wireless Remote: Corresponds to the XN series. It has an inductor on the back but does not contain triodes (transistors). Super Remote: Corresponds to the XE series. It features two triodes (transistors) and aRead More…
