Xtool D7: Toyota Corolla car KEY PROGRAMMING / Toyota Corolla Key Replacement / All Keys Lost Toyota

[@DIYAutoworksNG]

Thanks for watching! Just a reminder that if you are considering getting the XTOOL D7, you can take advantage of the additional 10% discount (exclusive to this channel, in addition to Amazon discounts. See link and details in the video description.

[@sagiriliyasuadamu3341]

Another informative video, Doctor, thanks. Another way to protect your car from such dishonest car dealers without going through the all keys lost route is just to select the option of deleting keys that are not present with you, therefore denying any other key that someone may be holding up from starting the car. This is even especially important with Toyota in case the tool someone has isn't capable of programming Toyota "G" and "H" transponder chip keys on 2010 and up Toyota models.

[@DIYAutoworksNG]

Yes!!! That's another route to it. Solid comment.

[@oppanheimer]

Because you provide very good information and actually reply to comments, you have a subscriber buddy.

[@DIYAutoworksNG]

Thanks so much! Welcome onboard.

[@electrotechzone2404]

Hello I have just bought the xtool x100 pad 3 Max, which is the most recent and updated one in their line of Device production. And am learning a lot from you keep the good work 👍🏻

[@DIYAutoworksNG]

Thanks for mate. Nice tool you have there! Congrats.

[@Abonimablesnowman]

Great video as usual. I remember when I had same job to deliver. The all keys lost required that I had 2 keys before I perform the function.

[@DIYAutoworksNG]

Yea. Not sure why Toyota used that protocol. Thanks a million for the compliment!

[@bp7206]

This works 100%. Made new keys for my Toyota Sienna.

[@DIYAutoworksNG]

Thanks for sharing feedback!

[@trras0101]

Wonderful, much-needed, it was a great video, straight to the point. Thanks

[@DIYAutoworksNG]

Thanks!

[@josetrevino6054]

Thanks, Sr you are very kind

[@josetrevino6054]

What of program do you use, thans

[@DIYAutoworksNG]

Most welcome

[@DIYAutoworksNG]

I don't exactly understand the question

[@jimbutler6391]

Were could I buy replacement keys? I have a 2000 Toyota 4 Runner. I have one working key, I would like to buy and program a spare. I ordered a D8 a couple days ago to program it. Thanks and good video.

[@DIYAutoworksNG]

Thanks for the compliment, you could do a site like toyotapartsdeal.com or Amazon

[@xtoolonline]

Thank you for sharing such an excellent video!

[@DIYAutoworksNG]

You have a nice affordable product. Cheers!

[@xtoolonline]

@@DIYAutoworksNG Thank you!!!

[@only1hollywoodjacko]

Can not do AKL on 2012 camry, I only received 1 master key from used car dealership. But I was able to use delete all keys except for the one I have in the ignition at the time of deleting, then I order a key from keyless2go from Amazon and added it on and program the remote fob then had a locksmith cut the key.

[@DIYAutoworksNG]

Good to know. What market is you Camry made for?

[@only1hollywoodjacko]

@@DIYAutoworksNG USA

[@DIYAutoworksNG]

Thanks. Good work with the delete add key approach.

[@zeth8300]

Nice video I got a question can this tool program smart keys to

[@DIYAutoworksNG]

Yes, but depends on the car. I have done Honda smart keys with just the D7.

[@bassamabdelnabi3117]

Great job Thanks so much

[@DIYAutoworksNG]

My pleasure!

[@josetrevino6054]

Excuse, I can to program a BCM with Xtool D7, thanks

[@DIYAutoworksNG]

Yes, but depends on the car.

[@josetrevino6054]

Nissan altima 2008 smart key, thank for all

[@josetrevino6054]

Thanks you are a good person

[@josetrevino6054]

Nissan Altima 2008 smart Key

[@josetrevino6054]

thanks Sr.

[@OgunjobiDavid]

You videos are always helpful but I wonder if scan tools with Bluetooth connection can also do these programming for Toyota seeing the ignition is not connected for 50 seconds plus

[@DIYAutoworksNG]

Thanks. They definitely would. The Autel MP808TS took longer to program but got it done. I've noticed that XTOOL's key programming seems quicker generally. Any progress on the 500?

[@OgunjobiDavid]

@@DIYAutoworksNG Thanks for the answer and for checking. Not still starting and getting really frustrating. Killed 2 batteries already trying to crank. cleaned the intake port again but it is already late now to be cranking and will test again when day breaks. I dropped a message on the other comment

[@arnoldmoreno305]

Will the buttons work for the lock and unlock button on the remote?

[@DIYAutoworksNG]

No. That's a different procedure. I also have a video on that. You don't need a scanner to program the fob for these early years.

[@ACOSTASORIANO]

Hola quiero comprar el d7 o el d7s cual me recomiendas gracias

[@DIYAutoworksNG]

D7S is more recent and is faster since it has better hardware. If budget is not an issue, I'd get the D7S.

[@12wingwfetech]

Where can I buy new blanks for a 2017 Tacoma. Thanks

[@DIYAutoworksNG]

If you want to go OEM, enter your VIN into one of the dealer websites e.g toyotapartsdeal.com. With the correct part number, you may also find OEM on Amazon, Ebay etc. Aftermarkets abound. You can also get locally from a locksmith. Which was what I did in my case.

[@JesusReyes-kg5cm]

How would you program the lock/unlock buttons?

[@DIYAutoworksNG]

A scan tool isn't needed for that. Just search KZbin for how to program Toyota key fob.

[@joejim2963]

Will the D7S work on newer Honda/Acura vehicle for fob programming? I have the D7S but before i buy a replacement fob was wondering if it will program for a 2024 acjra rdx. Have contacted xtool but no response yet

[@DIYAutoworksNG]

I'm not sure to be honest. Best to hear what xtool comes back with

[@peterchobausch]

I tried this this the d7 with my gx470. key works great now but the lock and unlock does not work. should this procedure not program the function of the fob button? thanks

[@DIYAutoworksNG]

Toyota operates differently. Fob is a separate procedure.

[@Trefatal]

will the d7 work for 2017-2020 dodge charger

[@DIYAutoworksNG]

Support is limited from what I've seen

[@TheAyrman]

So do I need an original key that’s already programmed to the car? Or just a key that’s cut to it to turn the ignition on?

[@DIYAutoworksNG]

Just a cut key to turn the ignition on. Doesn't have to be programmed. It does have to be a master key though, not a valet key.

[@laquintentthomas706]

Ok so if I got buy a new key I just have to make sure it's a master key because I lost my original key that's the only key I had

[@khanis677]

Very good vedio

[@DIYAutoworksNG]

Thanks

[@macgyver1408]

Can i check a/c clutchless compressor with xtool d7?

[@DIYAutoworksNG]

Not sure, but you'd first have to be specific with the vehicle.

[@INTERNA9]

Wow!

[@feyrrari]

Do you know if the D7 works with the SK1 ?

[@DIYAutoworksNG]

Haven't heard of the SK1

[@8power0]

THIS IS NOT ALL KEYS LOST ,,, BECAUSE YOU DO NOT HAVE THE CAPABILITY TO REST THE IMMO WITH THE XTOOL D7 . I HAVE THE XTOOL D8 AND EVEN THAT DOES NOT HAVE THE FUNCTION TO REST THE TOYOTAS IMMO !!!

[@BmoreDipsetTL]

Is this only for Toyota or will it vary by make? Would "all keys lost" work on hondas with d7? And no master key?

[@DIYAutoworksNG]

It will work on Honda with no master key present. For blade keys you do need a cut key that can turn the ignition though... Coverage of Lexus/Toyota depends on region of manufacture. For the US, you generally don't need anything else. But for Japan made, if I recall, AKL won't be possible without higher tools like IK618 etc. Even with it, you'll need additional accessories for some programming procedures.

[@BmoreDipsetTL]

@@DIYAutoworksNG Thanks for the quick response. I have a key blade that will turn the ignition however the key fob it's on was from a used car. To my understanding the immobilizer is in the key fob? So the next question would be can that used immobilizer chip be re- programmed to the car using the key blade that will turn the ignition? The vehicle is a Honda.

[@DIYAutoworksNG]

Yes. On both counts but just to be sure, what year of Honda?

[@BmoreDipsetTL]

@@DIYAutoworksNG it's a 2013 honda ridgeline. thanks again for all great info.

[@aleksandrogienko3371]

Super

[@DIYAutoworksNG]

Thanks!

[@etyrnal]

why would an all keys lost scenario require an original Master key? this assumes all keys are not lost. can you just buy a third party aftermarket key and program it as the only key?

[@DIYAutoworksNG]

For this Toyota you must have 2 keys for an all keys lost procedure. An all keys lost procedure is more about deleting the record of every single key that ever existed from the immobilizer, typically needed after you loose a key. Edit: got this mixed up with the Autel procedure on the same car. See updated answer below!

[@etyrnal]

@@DIYAutoworksNG why two? So, if i were to purchase TWO aftermarket keys for this, i can program BOTH? Or is the dealer absolutely required?

[@DIYAutoworksNG]

So I got my answer mixed up with the Autel requirements! Actually, you don't need 2 keys for XTOOL D7. It's Autel that requires 2 keys for all keys lost. And just one aftermarket master key will suffice on this car. Note that it must be a master key. A valet key won't work. Also the reason you need a key is that you need something to turn the ignition with. It doesn't have to be programmed to the car already for XTOOL.

[@etyrnal]

@@DIYAutoworksNG thanks so much for the additional info! I appreciate it a lot!

[@DIYAutoworksNG]

You're welcome

[@wellnesspathforme6236]

Can this program a key when a vehicle has no key, or does one have to go to the dealership to get legally robbed? The vehicle is a 2000 Lexus RX300.

[@DIYAutoworksNG]

On some cars, yes. What market was your Lexus made for? That also plays a role. You can email XTOOL with your VIN for a definitive answer.

[@wellnesspathforme6236]

@@DIYAutoworksNG It was made for the US market.

[@DIYAutoworksNG]

XTOOL omitted a pdf coverage summary for the Lexus on the D7. Judging from the listings for Toyota built in the US, the D7 should be able to an all keys lost. You do have to have a master key cut though. To be doubly sure, you can reach out to XTOOL support.

[@wellnesspathforme6236]

@@DIYAutoworksNG I will. Thanks for the guidance -- very helpful.

[@wellnesspathforme6236]

@@DIYAutoworksNG I've reached out to XTool and await their reply (for the D7 and D8). Will I need a chip programmer? Or is the chip already programmed into the key when I buy a master blank key for the vehicle (in my case, a 2000 RX300 in the USA). I assume the country is where driven, not where built.

[@Luoyd_yaeger]

How can i contact you bruv

[@alexlora6009]

this device work on cars from 2023? or its limited?

[@DIYAutoworksNG]

2023 updates are added on a rolling basis, though it depends on the brand and the function.

[@alexlora6009]

@@DIYAutoworksNG I'm planningg to get one of these device but this is my preoccupation...

[@DIYAutoworksNG]

Just use the function coverage tool to be sure it does the main things you need in the brands you work on. Search xtooltech.com

[@NjibamumFrankline-xb7bz]

How can I get my own

[@DIYAutoworksNG]

Links in description.

[@anselmoshinto3062]

helpful

[@DIYAutoworksNG]

Thanks

[@DiagnosticVoiture]

Heloo it’s nead adaptateur?

[@DIYAutoworksNG]

Nope

[@KalutexProD-um4yj]

For how much money

[@DIYAutoworksNG]

Price varies, but I have links in the description which would give a current estimate.

[@gtdodgeviper]

Isn’t the ALL KEYS LOST supposed to erased all stored keys.

[@DIYAutoworksNG]

Yes. It does.

[@Abonimablesnowman]

First to like

[@DIYAutoworksNG]

Thanks!

[@jumanjimedia6324]

Its not a all keys lost if you have to have the master key lol

[@DIYAutoworksNG]

Depends on how you look at it. The real value of an all keys lost procedure is to delete all key from the immobilizer, save the one(s) being programmed.

[@DIYAutoworksNG]

Also having a master key available (doesn't have to be programmed to the car) is a must for some Toyota like this one

[@nickcelmic6790]

How is this an "all keys lost", if u are using a key that is programmed to this car?

[@DIYAutoworksNG]

Totally get your point, but generally about its intended function i.e. erasesing all the other keys coded to the immobilizer when you loose keys.