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[@MoneyMakerRice41]

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[@santiagoleivas613]

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[@jamesallred7899]

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[@Dallas-Rife-UDX-347-Tennessee]

Of all the bs and shenanigans that don’t work on KZbin ,, this actually worked , saved me a tow , plus new keys and programming for the new cylinder I had put in . Thanks

[@lvd2001]

Thank You - You save me heaps - instead of buying a new programmed key from dealer at $150 - it Cost me only $6.00 blank from ebay and $10 labour cost for cutting the blank. ow my new key works like a charm.

[@Jbaybi]

THIS IS MY FAVORITE VIDEO SO FAR YOU JUST SAVED ME LIKE $270. FOR A NEW KEY AND THE CODING "THAT ONLY A STEALERSHIP CAN DO" 💖💖💖💖💖💖💖THANK YOU💖💖💖💖💖💖 oh I will be glueing to new key to prevent locking issues. seriously great idea for those of us on a tight budget

[@larrytxeast8756]

I think we mostly have too many laws, but I make an exception here. It should be REQUIRED BY LAW for cars to be offered with the choice of "classic" keys free of any chips whatsoever. There are other things to consider besides security, like convenience, like being able to make key copies without spending a week's salary on it.

[@ReneegadeDJ]

I agree. Going through way too much hassle right now over losing a key. The car isn't even worth stealing, so now why is it $600 to replace my lost key?

[@claudehachey614]

@@ReneegadeDJ I'm having the same problem with my smart car

[@shlomima7989]

Hyundai and Kia up until 2020 doesn't have this theft system installed in their car. A lot of young kids knows about it. And all you have to do is break the ignition to start the vehicle. A big Flathead screwdriver less than 30 seconds with a hammer and you've got the car running. I live in Denver and we're leading the country right now with car crime you have no idea how bad it is. We are all going to pay when the insurance prices are going to go up. And it's not going to be $200 to make a key with the chip it's going to be way more per year.

[@YerBrwnDogAteMyRabit]

​@@shlomima7989The cost of a transponder key wont be affected at all. There's no correlation. Afa the "kia boyz", Ive already seen a few of em layed tf out on the pavement, so they aint gonna be taking much of anything anymore. Anyone with a KIA that doesnt know how easy they are to steal at this point must be living in a well. Anyone who's actually conscious ought to have sense enough to take a few precautions....

[@fixer1972]

you are not actually bypassing, you are still using the transponder, just permanently mounting it in the car. What I want to know is how does one DISABLE this "security feature" on a vehicle that no one wants to steal?

[@martinfuller1387]

Yes, i want to know which wires to jump so it thinks key is THERE all the time, there is 4 wires, if i grab wrong ones it may lock out ignition (anti theft mode)

[@MrGoogelaar]

@@martinfuller1387 If a vehicle is equipped with a transponder immobiliser system connecting/jumping the wires of the pick up coil around the barrel will not start the vehicle, neither will the vehicle start if the wires on the back of the ignition switch are connected to each other.

[@jimwheatley4314]

​@@MrGoogelaar did you get the right wires

[@MrGoogelaar]

@@jimwheatley4314 There is no "right wires" to connect at the back of the ignition switch or on the coil of the transponder. The coil picks up the signal from the chip in the key and sends the info to the ECU, if the info is correct the ECU will allow the car to start, if the info is incorrect or missing the ECU will not allow the car to start. by simply connecting the wires on the back of the ignition switch will not start the engine because the correct signal of the chip in the key is missing. On old vehicles is was possible to start the engine by simply connecting the positive wire on the back of the ignition switch to the ignition wire and then touch the starter wire to the positive but a modern vehicle with a chip in the key cannot be started like that. From the video it is clear that the chip is still used (glued to the key cylinder 2:45) and that is why this video is not a bypass. What was actually bypassed? Nothing, the title is misleading and the video is of no value. Remove the glued in chip and you can connect wires till kingdom come and the engine will not start. Do not believe all nonsense videos like this. What do you think is the purpose of the coded key is if it as simple as connecting the wires?

[@brianandrews7099]

Revisting my previous comment. After taping the the chip onto the antenna ring, I got some really wonky behavior out of my e36. Sometimes it would start, sometimes not. I sometimes couldn't lock the doors ( I guess the system saw the chip and assumed the keys were still in the ignition?). At any rate, I found a schematic using two antenna rings and a relay. The relay is wired to switch on the signal of the second antenna (with the chip taped to it) only when the ignition acc is switched on. The second antenna then "feeds" a signal into the system and allows the car to start but cuts the signal out of the loop when the acc is switched off, so the system thinks the chipped key has been removed from the ignition switch. So far, so good. No more wonky behavior. I built my system with junkyard savaged parts (second ring and a BMW Siemens relay) for about $8.00.

[@dominicvega9267]

I prefer the wallet key

[@Greydogtech]

Done this on my 07 focus, you have find the right place to glue it so it works every time you turn the key.

[@jesses1589]

n older GM passkey 1 and 2 system used 12 different resistors embedded in the base of the key. It wasn't even a special transponder. The resistance of the key was measured when the key was inserted, if it matched the preset resistance then it was allowed to crank and start. The system had problems as it aged and if the resistance was incorrectly measured the security would disable the car from starting for about 5 minutes. No subsequent attempts could be made during the 5 minutes or it would reset the timer. I had to deal with this, best thing besides a bypass that got me through was turning the key to the on position and waiting for at least 5 seconds before starting. Bypassing a GM system is fairly simple, google it.

[@Chance-vo1ng]

Somebody needs to get this guy the definition of bypass

[@qazjoker]

You bypassed nothing....

[@Natalonie]

This only works if you have a transponder

[@jerryg50]

I would not have the transponder left in a car with a push button start. Some vehicles will not allow the vehicle to be locked if the transponder is in range of the ignition switch or push button switch.

[@Joeshomegarage]

I know this is an old video but the key you pulled out of the newer BMW fob is for the door and trunk. The whole fob goes into a slot on the dash and then you push a start button. If you put the transponder around the slot will any BMW fob start the car?

[@TurboWorld]

Odd that I went to Baltimore aquarium as a kid. Great video.

[@JDoe-hb7pc]

This is great. Can you do another and show us how to tape or glue. Sorry not car savy I don't know what a key lock cylinder looks like or the appropriate spot. Thanks @2:30

[@juanlanda2441]

Its the key programming that we need to bypass by physically applying a resistor to the sensor. Not just getting a known good chip or key taped inside of your column

[@shazabafzal9063]

You could have used a better video title than TRANSPONDER BYPASS ANY MODEL... Title should have been How to replace Key Shell for Any Model.... you are not bypassing anything here, as you still depend on the transponder to start the car.

[@maghgm]

exactly and on top of it at the end he says you can make as many ... yea!!! if we have that many spare transponder we wont be looking for a F**king video to bypass MF. Well now a days what people care about is views .... BS

[@derrickk22]

Shazab Afzal No he's saying use the one transponder and place it on the ignition and now you can use any amount of cut keys you'd like... pay attention

[@winstonledford7153]

go to site that has any car tipe it in on bar.

[@tomvleeuwen]

Yes except that only one of the keys he showed actually has a transponder. On all other keys (even the one he opened) the transponder is integrated on the remote PCB so you would have to hot-glue the entire remote to the coil and thus not have the remote available to unlock the doors. Not an ideal situation...

[@ItsJustGma]

So....if I take out my transponder and glue it to the ignition, won't my car always think the key is inside? And will I NOT be able to lock the car with the remote and set the anti theft system anymore?

[@leonspringsboystv2025]

I miss plain old keys without transponders,batteries,and dildos attached to them... made 4 keys for my 1990 Buick at Lowe's 3.25$ each.

[@GeorgeAusters]

And it only costs $3.25 to steal

[@chadriddle3517]

@@GeorgeAusters that’s so damn true too

[@scottdb]

"In my next video, we will go to a gas station, and I'll show you how to BYPASS the air in your gas tank, that will stop your car from running!..."

[@MrNobody-gi3gj]

Lmmfao

[@1thinkhealthy]

Thanks but where on the ignition do you tape the key? Wish that was in the video.

[@deaddeer8197]

Don't be judgemental, this video just saved me eight hundred bucks.

[@jerbsherb4391]

It's amazing how many people are mad about transponders in their keys and yet getting mad at hyundai's for not having them and getting them stolen.

[@CharlesGwinn-ep9pb]

In the rare case youe Hyundai gets stolen... the extra insurance that covers theft will prolly cost less that the bs and hoops and $ spent to replace a lost chip key.

[@PaulSmith-oy8xp]

...unless you have a BMW E46 which has a soldered-8-pin chip / IC transponder. Those style "diamond" keys do not have the separable 'legless' immobilizer, unfortunately.

[@sunlite9759]

The better way to do it is to buy the key then find out how to program the key while in the ignition. Lots on u-tube instruction available.

[@beammeupjesus9019]

How can you match brain in car to a replaced ingnition with different key, after losing original key?

[@MekoWilliamsTV]

I'm dealing with that issue right now. What i'm did was replace my ignition cylinder housing. Took my old key and open it up to take out the chip and mother board to put in my new key remote.

[@ttampatrick]

Great way to make it easy for whoever wants to steal your car...

[@robertmckelvey3091]

So as long as I get one of those transponders from a vehicle any kind I can use it on my Volkswagen Jetta

[@freedomace7455]

Dude you f@$!#n ROCK!! Was trying to bypass the relays but my toyota has four relays to try and bypass and I knew there was a way for the transponder yo interact just needed that extra pics of advice as to where that little bad boy was thanks so friggin much your a champ!!👍💥🔥♠💀🇺🇸

[@mycomment474]

Tape the chipped key hidden inside the steering bezel near the transponder. Then go to local hardware store and have a bajillion steel keys copied.

[@mickeylynn6398]

No one will do that where Iam at make a cut key for a chipped key

[@mycomment474]

@@mickeylynn6398 Take the chip out of the fob, tape the chip next to transponder. Have the blank key blade cut.

[@zacharychristian9762]

Please make a video of this working on an e- 90

[@metalslug97]

So I've got 2 different Keys with 2 different transponders. 1 belongs to a jammed cylinder that I can no longer turn. The other belongs to a new respective cylinder that I've installed. I'm guessing that I'll have to rip out the transponder from both the new and old key in order to save myself from reprogramming?

[@MekoWilliamsTV]

Sounds about right.

[@pedroariza7892]

FYI people, ripping out will break the chips/transponders

[@warrentrout]

Defeats the whole purpose of the security

[@bennyblack6079]

there are better cheaper ways to secure a car better . transponder chips just enrich the transponder chip industry...

[@kingcat3477]

I think I get it but it also means you bypass the whole idea of transponder keys which is to stop thieves hot wiring the car. Am I correct that if you do this the car is easier for non owners to start also ?

[@brackcycle9056]

exactly .... And even simpler ,.. just glue the key into the ignition .. , never loose it , don't even need to make a spare key.

[@bennyblack6079]

@@brackcycle9056 yep and then buy a heavy duty chain and padlock to wrap around the steering wheel and the under seat steel carriage....used this method for years . the chain and padlock is such a visual and physical deterrent your car never gets stolen...and you can leave your temperamental chipkey in your ignition all the time............

[@craigt9203]

So do the money issues I bought an aftermarket key with no chip in it. Opens up for my 2011 Sentra. The door does not start the car. I found that rather than cutting the chip out. Of my other key if he put it on the same key ring close to the ignition. It starts the car. Due to wear and tear. It’s nice having a back up key watch what they say. On aftermarket key websites. Some say they have a chip that you can program yourself. Luckily I’m able to use what I made.

[@genxmurse7019]

I'm no luddite, but I'm not a fan of transponder keys. For one thing, I will never get over the cost for replacements.

[@shauncicci2348]

Yes I have a 2001 Mustang and recently bought I only have a key that does not have the chip how do I go around starting my vehicle without the transponder key

[@davehamlyn3097]

We repair PCMs and ECUs for some of the South African assembled vehicles. You cannot bypass the Immoblizer for the Ford Bantam Fiesta or Ikon vehicles. There have been people who have tried to jippo the EEPROM, and they eventually all come back to us.

[@currypac]

Or just tape key head under steering wheel close to ignition. Use basic non chip key to lock / drive. Also valet key cost less than multipurpose keys

[@mickeylynn6398]

So can I get a valet key cut for my car if I have the original chip??

[@brianandrews7099]

Here is where I landed on this issue. I just bought a '95 325i 4 door that only came with one junk key. I removed the transponder from the key and taped it onto the antenna ring that surround the ignition cylinder. I discover that the transponder must be taped to the antenna ring at about the 10 - 11 o'clock position ( if your sitting in the passenger seat and looking at the ignition). I was hoping to tape the transponder to the inside of the steering column plastic cover but that puts the chip out of range of the antenna and causes a no start; likewise with any other position inside the ring other than 10-11 o'clock. I was unhappy with the visual of having the chip taped or glued to the ring and I worried that it might fall off and get lost. I landed on the idea of gently prying the antenna ring off the cylinder and firmly taping the chip down at the 10-11 position with electrical tape, followed up with two zip ties for when the electric tape fails. Instead of remounting the ring on the cylinder, I tucked in down the steering column and zip tied it to some wires. I got a second junkyard antenna ring and mounted it on the cylinder (unconnected) to restore the original look. Back in business and looks stock.

[@brianmclairekahatjipara8298]

Brian Andrews stupid

[@markhiett5985]

Brian Andrews 4th

[@markhiett5985]

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[@markputnam4902]

Bro is Nathan's MRE your channel too? Your voice sounds extremely familiar if so I watch your MRE videos almost daily lol, and here I am looking up different shit on my BMW and run into you again

[@NathansBMWWorkshop]

Mark Putnam yea Man this is my main channel , thanks for watching both channels

[@markputnam4902]

Nathan's BMW Workshop that's cool how I just stumbled across you, you have a very distinctive voice that was what I recognized, I have a 525i so I'm all the time watching these BMW hack videos lol

[@tomf4547]

Well I think this video is very useful, didn't occur to me to tape my chip from the good key to the ignition barrel, don't have to worry about losing my spare now.

[@MrGoogelaar]

Don't worry about losing your key...tape the chip to the ignition barrel and make it easy for a thief to make you lose your car, very smart idea!

[@tomf4547]

@@MrGoogelaar have you seen it😅

[@BraveHelios]

HI. So where do you place the chip in order to allow the car to start with a non chipped key?

[@naomifuentes3517]

Hi everyone, I had same problem and *Cyber_kor* on Instagram helped rectify mine. He is a great champ!. He is also on WhatsApp + 1 347 830 3644

[@kingsleyperera9379]

Thank you... Does it work on any car please ?

[@DigbyJoe]

Hi Nathan - I have a 2011 Chev Aveo5 LT. My dealership couldn't access the code from GM to make another key. I have one working one but I'm afraid if I lose it, I'm toast. Would this method work with my vehicle? Thanks!

[@katiesmith8810]

Please please help me!!! What do I do if I lost the fob but have the key blade. 2001 Lexus gs300. It was the only key given to me when I bought the car. I can't afford 1000$ for a new ecu. I had a lock Smith come out and they Lazer cut me a new key but my car only cranks and doesn't start still. So I have that little chip you were talking about in the new key they made but I'm guess your video wouldn't work for me since the chip isn't programmed for the car to start. Which Is why I need a new ecu. Is there any other way around this? Anyone? Please!

[@bendy1808]

Thanks again Nathan I taped the key chip to the key insert ring on out side of key ring to get it taped tight and not come of key ring now I can use both keys the spare had no chip so I can now use both keys now TA TA I give you ten out of ten on that one

[@andrews4728]

Can the chips be detected by a magnet? Mine lose. May be it was drop into water channel in front of home.😢

[@donval5004]

That wasn't bypass it using the chip with a different key

[@kwright1838]

Been having this problem out of 2 BMW X5 can I use the same key I take the chip from or do I need 2 keys

[@googleguest4837]

I tryed on 2005 caravan useing my door key with the chip key on the ignition cylinder. It only started and ran for 3 seconds.

[@vinnywithplenty]

just a note getting a transponder chip and gluing it to the ignition is not bypassing it the same way a e-z pass is not bypassing paying a toll, having a key and a way to use it without a chip is bypassing the system,

[@dhillondawinder8864]

Hello, I have 2016 ford fusion. I did this and since I removed the chip transponder, I key stopped working. I put the chip back in the key fob and key still doesn't start my car. Please help. Thanks.

[@pedroariza7892]

two transponders in the lock will activate anti-theft features in some cars

[@mod95red]

Does the transponder go bad question

[@metainvestments9532]

Waisting our time , and were on our honey moon, sorry babe we just lost three whole freaking minutes of our amazing lives thanks Buddy 😭

[@thessschofield1521]

Hi Nathan. Quick question put a m54 motor e46 into a e90 body with the computer box and wiring harness can it work coding do i key coding done?

[@maximilijan77]

Kod BMW ovo vrijedi samo za paljenje vozila, ali kada ga zelis zakljucati nemoze zato jer kompjuter ocitava taj transponder cip u vozilu i neda da se vozilo zakljuca. To je funkcija da nebi slucajno zakljucali kljuc u vozilu.

[@tweedjohnny8740]

Thank you the video.

[@MrNobody-gi3gj]

This is super cool You basically just eliminated the security of your vehicle. Lmao

[@jacobolson9484]

Ya sure or take it one step further and recode your new lock cylinder keys with this method instead of paying $150-180 for recoding.

[@bennyblack6079]

nothing a heavy duty chain and padlock will not restore......

[@u.s.a.198]

Thank you!

[@ricoricomn3172]

I have a 2002 BMW 325 xi with one key only I can start the car with it but I can NOT lock unlock the car. If I reprogram the key does the reprogram affect the starting the car???

[@shanquiepegues8503]

Can you jump start a car if a key not reading the chip

[@joescheller6680]

all very good but.....the main reason most get a key replaced is because the original has been lost or misplaced so in that case you have no chip so whats the point

[@robertstorrie5221]

Wouldn't this drain the cars battery if not used daily?

[@devanhixson7399]

Love this Channel it helps me with my E36, E38, E39, E46, E60, and E90

[@kwright1838]

X5?

[@d.m.soucie552]

hey i have a 2000 nissan maxima and i had to change lock cylinder and tumbler setup. i installed it and it came with a key. i switched the transpondetr chip like u said. it was quite easy if i may say. so car dont start still. turns over but nothing..it ran real good before this. any ideas

[@kevinduprey9326]

Are the chips themselves programmed to just that car? If you bought a used key(chip included)off another car , from eBay and replaced just the blade (cut it for your car) would that chip be operable in your car? Same make and model of course ... Would you need the ignition box along with the key for this ? Car is Porsche cayenne... Thanks ...Kevin

[@lawrencekanserski5119]

yes, they are individually coded to each car. otherwise you could walk into any parking lot a pick the car you want.

[@kevinduprey9326]

@@lawrencekanserski5119 .. ??? You need the key for that individual car ( metal part ). Chip is nothing w/o key .. My question is are all chips different or are they programmed to fit ...

[@lawrencekanserski5119]

@@kevinduprey9326 yes, you need a key. My point is that all someone has to do to steal the car is get a copy of the key. The chip is already there. Otherwise, the chip key must be programmed. $5 vs $75.

[@The91Bravo]

GENIUS! THANKS

[@johnnyjoseph1993]

So can I use that chip with any key that needs a transponder

[@nothingfree3524]

soo what was bypassed?

[@Sroor2023]

Hi Nathan I've tried bypass module which you put key in a box have coil by time you'll loose sync between ews and dme so if you install push start button and try to crank one day it doesn't until I removed the key and try to crank by key and nothing tow the car to make a key or sync it with dme he resync it and it's fine Other thing that when you put the chip or stick it on antenna on e39 later model it'll not lock it'll force the car to unlock tried it before and it'll drain your battery even if you lock it manually it'll unlock may be after 10-20 time it'll lock but it'll drain your battery hope you do bypass for that transponder not transfer of it ;) Iam talking about e39 model 2002

[@chris10241ch]

Please use periods next time. I could barely read this. But regardless, I was about to do this to my e46 and realized exactly what you mean. Car won't lock and current stays on. Thank you for bringing that to our attention

[@troymiller5235]

So if you don't have the transponder this won't work? My key broke and I only had one and don't you know I lost the chip when the key broke

[@25lipsey]

Wow......the things we don't know.

[@heroknaderi]

Very helpful

[@ssureshot]

Be aware that some cars (an 04 Mazda in my case) will detect that the key transponder is not being removed every time the car is shut off. Then after a few trips it will disable the engine for a time-out period.

[@mickeylynn6398]

GREAT INFORMATION THANK YOU!!! My key broke and I can’t afford to have one made. Sooo I took the transponder out and took the original cut key and attached it to a vice grip and I hold the transponder near the ignition and start the car. But I’ve never put the transponder back to turn off the car…. Now it won’t recognize the chip at all!!! Idk what to do? Need to get to work And all these videos saying bypass are a total waste of time because nothing is bypassed here?? Try websters before u use words inaccurately PLEASE For some these videos are survival A bit dramatic … nevertheless Any help please What do I do??

[@pedroariza7892]

@@mickeylynn6398 You probably broke the transponder. Next time don't attach it to something as heavy as a pair of vice grips, those things are delicate

[@eduardit05]

if i buy just the transponder it will work or i have activate it to my car ... and i wan to put viper alarm remote start but the ask me 2 keys and i have only one this will work for it

[@josehuertas2441]

Hows is that bypassing..if u still have a chip.what if u lose the chip

[@michaeltapper4249]

If your concerned about theft then buy a new key from a dealer, if you have a 20 year old truck just lock your doors. This is obviously not a way to enhance your comprehensive insurance coverage, it's a cheap way to use 3 buck keys.

[@bennyblack6079]

we leave our keys in the ignition and our car door unlocked and have done for decades..the joys of living in rural australia...

[@tazzman2362]

Exactly Not bypassing anything. Also in most cases if you have 1 working key you can program the other key or keys yourself. In fact a more simple procedure than cutting anything in half and taking out the transponder chip.

[@mickeylynn6398]

SAME!!!! Damn I wanna say “look up the word BYPASS”!!!

[@mickeylynn6398]

Razz man please show me where I find out how to program myself for Honda Accord 2005!! Please please!! 🥴

[@robertkuhnke6156]

I have a 04 Isuzu Axiom and can't have a key made because of this. Where do I buy this chip? Thanks

[@malachi3josh]

My problem is only have one key and that transponder(sensor) is faulty. I drove a Corolla 16 Gle 2003.I need help, please

[@joelangrehr3249]

All these people on KZbin saying how to bypass the chip in the dont know what bypass means obviously.

[@charlestate4458]

Omg this makes so much sense thanks Nathan

[@marioperez-kb2wl]

I have an issue with my 2002 E39 530i I hope someone has a solution. I had a dead battery took it out closed the trunk and now it won't open. Key fob doesn't work obviously but the interior button doesn't either. Is there any other way to get into the trunk?

[@elainebartlett39]

Why didn't you show the ignition with the transponder attached

[@steeleflyn]

Do your vehicles still work today since 2016? I am interested in the long-term possibilities.

[@MrNobody-gi3gj]

Prolly not. Pos got stolen. Lol

[@damiansnpvp]

Hello that work for most cars but when I try the glue chip method on my Mini Cooper the computer thinks the key is in the ignition & will not allow me to lock the doors. Do you have a workaround for this? Any input from anyone would be appreciated. Also plan (b) is there other ways to disable the key chip entirely?

[@bennyblack6079]

buy a toyota

[@papaidolatrine2499]

My car used to start with no transponder on the chip but i think one antenna coil got messed up on the board and now the car won’t start

[@marktirabassi7873]

C ant transponders for the correct car be ordered?

[@robviolin1]

Good report. Thanks 👍

[@AlaskanInsights]

does a lot of good if you lost your key.. which is the main reason why you would need a new key... no old key no transponder to glue anywhere LOL...

[@grapewater123]

If you do this you are risking your car being easily HotWired, and definitely invalidating your insurance against theft. The transponder stays in the KEY for a very good reason.

[@firstandlast5324]

Hot wired? You think this is the 1960's? Stupid shit.

[@BryanTheMachine]

My broke and I had a copy without transponder so I took it out of the original and it doesn't detect the removed transponder :( what can I do?

[@kkaround]

how many different types of transponders out there?

[@gzuss666]

One question... If I just a blank off of eBay and have it cut to fit my car because I was trying to get another key but I already had one that was good and working why would I want to sacrifice the good working one just to make the blank I had cut work when the original idea was to have another key for my car even though I already have one that was good working?

[@bennyblack6079]

if you only 1 key with chip inside , car and want another key or 2 then remove the chip from the key and attach it permanently to your ignition so an ordinary cheap key will work..seems pretty straight forward

[@gzuss666]

@@bennyblack6079 nah it's not chipped it's just laser cut

[@cattysuzy]

Does it Apply for MAN's truck?

[@blazinghawk666]

Just FYI people's. Here in australia. This WILL void car insurance. Don't recommend doing a transponder bypass.

[@jocyped500]

Work good only on copy key.

[@toddshaw843]

What ifu dont have the transponder

[@HHh-ej4rl]

You Can't bypass the transponder chip. That's what makes it such a great idea. Way better than the push button start.

[@ykmalachi]

I'd avoid this on a push button start...... or any car that does not let you lock the doors if key is in ignition, car off and door open. it will not let you lock the car ever.

[@NathansBMWWorkshop]

Lol yea push button start might get your car stolen, but most cars still need the key in the ignition to not lock the door, depending on the model

[@guidofulchini2943]

ykmalachi Mini

[@aqueeluddin443]

hai

[@nelioanderson5315]

Great tip