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FWIW I've used mine to duplicate both of our car key fobs (middle 2000's Mazda and middle-2010's Jeep) so it'll probably be very dependent on make/model/age as
by mystickphoenix 4y ago
FWIW I've used mine to duplicate both of our car key fobs (middle 2000's Mazda and middle-2010's Jeep) so it'll probably be very dependent on make/model/age as to whether it uses rolling codes.
- worthless-trash 4y agoSurely these rolling code devices should be started by some kind of seed, otherwise how does one replace a remote ? I'm not convinced that there is a 'non destructive' method to find that out though.
- jsjohnst 4y ago> otherwise how does one replace a remote There’s a pairing mode you put the car in and it accepts the new keyfob and probably records it’s seed / counter / etc at that point.