How to find an ID46 pin code for key programming on a Kia or Hyundai vehicle when we have a working key? Today I’m gonna use the Xhorse VVDI Key Tool Max to do it.
I’m in a 2012 Hyundai Sonata, this is a working key in the Key Tool Max coil.
Make sure Key Tool Max is connected to the Internet, press
Transponder clone >> Read transponder >> Clone >> Start clone >> Kia/Hyundai password
The Key Tool Max is going to read information from this key in-depth…
At this point we need to sniff data from the vehicle, and you’re going to sniff that data using the working key and the programming slot if the vehicle has one. If the vehicle doesn’t have a programming slot, then you would sniff this data with the key from the push to start button. That will depend on what type of vehicle you have.
So I recommend selecting “Original key clone – long-distance sniffer”.
Open the armrest here, place the Key Tool Max as close to the programming slot as we can get it. Insert the working key and as you can see, the Key Tool Max was able to get the data sniffed from the vehicle.
And now it’s asking to put the original key back into the Key Tool Max coil.
Wait for a while…
Calculate success.
The pin code has been calculated.
So now you can use the pin code and program the duplicate key to this vehicle. You don’t have to get the password by some other means.
Using VVDI Key Tool Max to calculate pin code from a working key on 2012 Hyundai Sonata successfully!
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