Locks

• They can either be built onto the PCB (On-Board) or housed separately in the key (Off-Board).
• Transponder chips are the part of the key that connect with the immobiliser and are often either carbon or glass.
• Programming: Diagnostically
• Reference: ID67 - 4D
• Transponder Type: Carbon
• Transponder chips work by forming a ‘handshake’ between the vehicle key and the vehicle itself via an aerial near the ignition barrel.

• They can either be built onto the PCB (On-Board) or housed separately in the key (Off-Board).
• Transponder chips are the part of the key that connect with the immobiliser and are often either carbon or glass.
• Programming: Diagnostically
• Reference: ID67 - 4D
• Transponder Type: Carbon
• Transponder chips work by forming a ‘handshake’ between the vehicle key and the vehicle itself via an aerial near the ignition barrel.

• They can either be built onto the PCB (On-Board) or housed separately in the key (Off-Board).
• Transponder chips are the part of the key that connect with the immobiliser and are often either carbon or glass.
• Programming: Diagnostically
• Reference: ID67 - 4D
• Transponder Type: Carbon
• Transponder chips work by forming a ‘handshake’ between the vehicle key and the vehicle itself via an aerial near the ignition barrel.

• They can either be built onto the PCB (On-Board) or housed separately in the key (Off-Board).
• Transponder chips are the part of the key that connect with the immobiliser and are often either carbon or glass.
• Programming: Diagnostically
• Reference: ID67 - 4D
• Transponder Type: Carbon
• Transponder chips work by forming a ‘handshake’ between the vehicle key and the vehicle itself via an aerial near the ignition barrel.

• They can either be built onto the PCB (On-Board) or housed separately in the key (Off-Board).
• Transponder chips are the part of the key that connect with the immobiliser and are often either carbon or glass.
• Programming: Diagnostically
• Reference: ID67 - 4D
• Transponder Type: Carbon
• Transponder chips work by forming a ‘handshake’ between the vehicle key and the vehicle itself via an aerial near the ignition barrel.

• They can either be built onto the PCB (On-Board) or housed separately in the key (Off-Board).
• Transponder chips are the part of the key that connect with the immobiliser and are often either carbon or glass.
• Programming: Diagnostically
• Reference: ID68 - 4D
• Transponder Type: Carbon
• Transponder chips work by forming a ‘handshake’ between the vehicle key and the vehicle itself via an aerial near the ignition barrel.

• They can either be built onto the PCB (On-Board) or housed separately in the key (Off-Board).
• Transponder chips are the part of the key that connect with the immobiliser and are often either carbon or glass.
• Programming: Diagnostically
• Reference: ID68 - 4D
• Transponder Type: Carbon
• Transponder chips work by forming a ‘handshake’ between the vehicle key and the vehicle itself via an aerial near the ignition barrel.

• They can either be built onto the PCB (On-Board) or housed separately in the key (Off-Board).
• Transponder chips are the part of the key that connect with the immobiliser and are often either carbon or glass.
• Programming: Diagnostically
• Reference: ID68 - 4D
• Transponder Type: Carbon
• Transponder chips work by forming a ‘handshake’ between the vehicle key and the vehicle itself via an aerial near the ignition barrel.

• They can either be built onto the PCB (On-Board) or housed separately in the key (Off-Board).
• Transponder chips are the part of the key that connect with the immobiliser and are often either carbon or glass.
• Programming: Diagnostically
• Reference: ID68 - 4D
• Transponder Type: Carbon
• Transponder chips work by forming a ‘handshake’ between the vehicle key and the vehicle itself via an aerial near the ignition barrel.

• They can either be built onto the PCB (On-Board) or housed separately in the key (Off-Board).
• Transponder chips are the part of the key that connect with the immobiliser and are often either carbon or glass.
• Programming: Diagnostically
• Reference: ID68 - 4D
• Transponder Type: Carbon
• Transponder chips work by forming a ‘handshake’ between the vehicle key and the vehicle itself via an aerial near the ignition barrel.

• They can either be built onto the PCB (On-Board) or housed separately in the key (Off-Board).
• Transponder chips are the part of the key that connect with the immobiliser and are often either carbon or glass.
• Programming: Diagnostically
• Reference: ID68 - 4D
• Transponder Type: Carbon
• Transponder chips work by forming a ‘handshake’ between the vehicle key and the vehicle itself via an aerial near the ignition barrel.

• They can either be built onto the PCB (On-Board) or housed separately in the key (Off-Board).
• Transponder chips are the part of the key that connect with the immobiliser and are often either carbon or glass.
• Programming: Diagnostically
• Reference: ID69 - 4D
• Transponder Type: Carbon
• Transponder chips work by forming a ‘handshake’ between the vehicle key and the vehicle itself via an aerial near the ignition barrel.

• They can either be built onto the PCB (On-Board) or housed separately in the key (Off-Board).
• Transponder chips are the part of the key that connect with the immobiliser and are often either carbon or glass.
• Programming: Diagnostically
• Reference: ID70 - 4D
• Transponder Type: Carbon
• Transponder chips work by forming a ‘handshake’ between the vehicle key and the vehicle itself via an aerial near the ignition barrel.

• They can either be built onto the PCB (On-Board) or housed separately in the key (Off-Board).
• Transponder chips are the part of the key that connect with the immobiliser and are often either carbon or glass.
• Programming: Diagnostically
• Reference: ID70 - 4D
• Transponder Type: Carbon
• Transponder chips work by forming a ‘handshake’ between the vehicle key and the vehicle itself via an aerial near the ignition barrel.

• They can either be built onto the PCB (On-Board) or housed separately in the key (Off-Board).
• Transponder chips are the part of the key that connect with the immobiliser and are often either carbon or glass.
• Programming: Diagnostically
• Reference: ID70 - 4D
• Transponder Type: Carbon
• Transponder chips work by forming a ‘handshake’ between the vehicle key and the vehicle itself via an aerial near the ignition barrel.

• They can either be built onto the PCB (On-Board) or housed separately in the key (Off-Board).
• Transponder chips are the part of the key that connect with the immobiliser and are often either carbon or glass.
• Programming: Diagnostically
• Reference: ID62 - 4D
• Transponder Type: Carbon
• Transponder chips work by forming a ‘handshake’ between the vehicle key and the vehicle itself via an aerial near the ignition barrel.

• They can either be built onto the PCB (On-Board) or housed separately in the key (Off-Board).
• These chips can only be generated/used with Xhorse VVDI tools such as Key Tools or VVDI2
• Transponder chips are the part of the key that connect with the immobiliser and are often either carbon or glass.
• Programming: Cloning/Diagnostically
• Reference: ID46 / ID48 / ID4D / ID4E / ID70 / ID83 / Toyota H (8A) / Daihatsu G / ID11 / ID12 / ID13 / ID4C / ID33 / ID42 / Ford-Mazda-Proton 8C
• Transponder Type: Carbon
• Transponder chips work by forming a ‘handshake’ between the vehicle key and the vehicle itself via an aerial near the ignition barrel.

General Information

These products are designed to be used as originally intended and not modified for purpose. Please ensure the products are installed by a competent individual. N.B. products are usually supplied without fitting instructions.