So, now that I’m on my 4th Rover in the stable, I thought it was time to buy this tool everyone raves about like they own stock in the company. lol.
As such, I have two questions for those with some advanced skills in the EXTRA features of this tool BEYOND the code reading and resetting.
1.) which keys can I program (currently or future plans for), with this tool?
L319?
L320?
L322?
L405? This one is start/stop (no actual key)
*i spoke with a locksmith who seems somewhat knowledgeable in the start/stop key programming process and he said that was pretty simple to do using only the ODB port, and not ripping my console apart and taking 4 - 6 hours like on my old 2006 L320 BMW engined vehicle. Is this true?
If so, shouldn’t that one be able to be programmed with the Gap IID just as simply? (Now or in their future plans)
Has anyone had any key programming success with the above vehicles?
2.) Are there any “add on” components for this tool available and/or recommended by this body of owners and enthusiasts (may not be mutually inclusive), to get the absolute “full monty” benefits? - Wink wink, nudge nudge, say no more, say no more-
Cheers mates
As such, I have two questions for those with some advanced skills in the EXTRA features of this tool BEYOND the code reading and resetting.
1.) which keys can I program (currently or future plans for), with this tool?
L319?
L320?
L322?
L405? This one is start/stop (no actual key)
*i spoke with a locksmith who seems somewhat knowledgeable in the start/stop key programming process and he said that was pretty simple to do using only the ODB port, and not ripping my console apart and taking 4 - 6 hours like on my old 2006 L320 BMW engined vehicle. Is this true?
If so, shouldn’t that one be able to be programmed with the Gap IID just as simply? (Now or in their future plans)
Has anyone had any key programming success with the above vehicles?
2.) Are there any “add on” components for this tool available and/or recommended by this body of owners and enthusiasts (may not be mutually inclusive), to get the absolute “full monty” benefits? - Wink wink, nudge nudge, say no more, say no more-
Cheers mates