2026/05/26

EoneBoss TLK1 Failed to Unlock Toyota 8A A9 Smart Key?

Problem:

Failed to unlock a 2018 Toyota 8A smart key with EoneBoss TLK1 remote unlock device. However, it did a 2022 8A model. Any idea?

EoneBoss TLK1 Failed to Unlock Toyota 8A A9 Smart Key 1

EoneBoss TLK1 Failed to Unlock Toyota 8A A9 Smart Key 2

Solution:

The P4 page of this 8A smart key is A9.

EoneBoss TLK1 will unlock original Toyota/Lexus 8A 8A-AA BA B9 B8 smart keys.  It cannot unlock original 8A A9 smart key.

Use other device instead.

ID46 vs. PCF7936 vs. Hitag2 Chip

ID46 vs. PCF7936 vs. Hitag2, these are three names that MANY people use as if they were one and the same.
And they are NOT.
In fact, confusing them can ruin a job.

Because:

  • some are referring to the transponder ID
  • others to the physical chip
  • others to the internal technology

And that is where it starts:

  • incorrect purchases
  • ailed clones
  • stalled programming

 

ID46 vs PCF7936 vs Hitag2

FeatureID46PCF7936HITAG2
ManufacturerPhillipsPhillipsNXP (formerly Philips)
Frequency125 kHz125 kHz125 kHz
TypePassive RFID transponderPassive RFID transponderPassive RFID transponder
ChipPCF7936PCF7936 / PCF7936AA / PCF7936ASHitag 2
MemoryRead-onlyRead-onlyRead-only
SecurityMediumMediumMedium-High
Main useImmobilizersImmobilizersImmobilizers
Cloning/CopyingYes (with compatible equipment)Yes (with compatible equipment)Yes (with compatible equipment)
RewritableNoNoNo

ID46 vs PCF7936 vs Hitag2

Brand & Models

ID46 (PCF7936)PCF7936HITAG2
Toyota (some models)
Lexus (some models)
Subaru (some models)
Honda (some models)Used mainly in Japanese and Asian models
VW, Audi, BMW, Peugeot, Citroen, Fiat, Renault,
Opel, Benz (some models)Very common in European brands.
Benz (Some models)
Ford (Some models)
Volvo (Some models)
Land rover (some models)
Used in European and some American brands

 

When are they interchangeable and when not?

Interchangeable in some cases

  • ID46 and PCF7936 can be compatible in vehicles that use the same immobilizer system.
  • Depends on the system, year and immobilizer configuration.

NON-Interchangeable

  • Hitag2 is not compatible with ID46 or PCF7936. It has a different protocol.
  • Using the wrong transponder = the vehicle does not recognize the key,

 

Quick Reference Table

ModelFrequencyChipMemoryManufacturerCross CompatibilityMost Common Vehicles
ID46125 kHzPCF7936Read-onlyPhillipsCompatible with PCF7936 in some casesToyota, Lexus, Subaru, Honda (some)
PCF7936125 kHzPCF7936 / PCF7936AA / PCF7936ASRead-onlyPhillipsCompatible with ID46 in some casesVW, Audi, BMW, Peugeot, Citroën, Fiat, Renault, Opel, Mercedes (some)
HITAG2125 kHzHitag 2Read-onlyNXPNOT compatible with ID46 or PCF7936Mercedes-Benz, Ford, Volvo, Land Rover (some)

 

NOTE: Always verify the correct transponder before programming. Using the wrong transponder = vehicle does not recognize the key.

 

Related item:

ID46 transponder chip (supports PCF7936)

VVDI super chip XT57B

Keydiy KD D26 super chip (supports PCF7936)

 

FYI: Some other transponder chip information/knowledge.

ID46 vs ID48

The question that most confuses beginners is this: How do the ID46 and ID48 differ if both are 48-bit chips?
The difference does not lie in the encryption level. It lies in the manufacturer and the protocol used.
The ID46 is Philips — Hitag 2. It was adopted by Renault, Fiat, Opel, BMW (in their CAS2 and CAS3 systems), and many others.
The ID48 is Megamos. It was developed specifically for the VAG Group — Volkswagen, Audi, Seat, and Skoda — and subsequently spread to Porsche, Volvo, and a few others.
These are parallel technologies from the same era. The base chip is different, the algorithm is different, and the equipment must recognize each one separately.
If your equipment states that it supports ID46 but makes no mention of ID48, it will not work on a Jetta. It’s as simple as that.

 

 

A Practical Reference: The Most Common Chips by Brand.

European vehicles:

Volkswagen and Audi: ID48 in models up to approximately 2013. ID49 AES on the MQB platform starting from 2014.
BMW: ID33 in EWS2 (1990s), ID44 in EWS3 and EWS4 (2000–2006), ID46 in CAS2 and CAS3 (2005–2012), ID47 in FEM and BDC (2012 onwards).
Renault: ID46 across practically the entire lineup since 2000—including the Clio, Megane, Logan, and Koleos.
Peugeot and Citroën: ID45 in generations produced between 2000 and 2010. Do not confuse this with the ID46, even if the hardware appears similar.
Fiat: ID13 in older models; ID48 in newer models; and ID46 in intermediate generations, depending on the specific model.
Opel: ID40 in older models; ID46 in models produced after 2005.

This roadmap tells you exactly which equipment you will need before the vehicle even arrives.

 

 

The ID48 Trap: Before and After CAN
The ID48 chip has a peculiarity that creates problems for beginners:
Not all ID48 chips are programmed in the same way.
Prior to 2005, in VW vehicles, the ID48 operated without a CAN bus. With compatible equipment, the chip could be cloned directly, provided the original key was present. It was a relatively straightforward process.
After 2005, VW migrated its IMMO system to the CAN bus architecture. It uses the same ID48 chip, but programming is now performed via the OBD port and requires the equipment to communicate directly with the control module. It is no longer a simple matter of cloning.
Furthermore, in models featuring the IMMO4 system within the VAG Group, even OBD programming is insufficient in some cases—you require direct access to the control module or platform credits from providers such as Autel, VVDI, or Lonsdor.
The name of the chip remains the same, but the work involved is completely different.

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Japanese Cars Main Types of Chip Transponders

Here, obdii365.com will show the main types of chip transponders used by Japanese car brands.

 

01 TOYOTA / LEXUS I

D4D (68)
125 kHz
68 – ID4D
Manufacturer: NXP
Brands applied: Toyota, Lexus
Models applied: Camry, Corolla, RAV4, Land Cruiser, Hilux, Prado, Avalon, LS, RX, GS
Years: 1998–2005

02 TOYOTA / LEXUS II

D4D (72)
125 kHz
72 – ID4D
Manufacturer: NXP
Brands applied: Toyota, Lexus
Models applied: Camry, Corolla, Yaris, Highlander, Prado, GS, IS, ES, SC
Years: 2005–2010

03 TOYOTA / LEXUS III

D4D (80)
125 kHz
80 – ID4D
Manufacturer: NXP
Brands applied: Toyota, Lexus
Models applied: Corolla, Camry, Prius, Venza, Fortuner, Tacoma, Lexus RX, NX, LX, GX
Years: 2010 onwards

04 NISSAN / INFINITI

ID46
125 kHz
ID46
Manufacturer: NXP
Brands applied: Nissan, Infiniti
Models applied: Sentra, Altima, X-Trail, Patrol, Pathfinder, Maxima, Frontier, Qx56
Years: 1995 and above

05 HONDA / ACURA

ID47
125 kHz
ID47
Manufacturer: NXP
Brands applied: Honda, Acura
Models applied: Civic, Accord, CR-V, HR-V, Pilot, Odyssey, MDX, TL
Years: 1998 onwards

06 SUZUKI

ID4C
125 kHz
ID4C
Manufacturer: NXP
Brands applied: Suzuki
Models applied: Swift, Vitara, Grand Vitara, SX4, Jimny, Baleno, Liana, Ertiga
Years: 2000 onwards

07 MAZDA

ID49
125 kHz
ID49
Manufacturer: NXP
Brands applied: Mazda
Models applied: Mazda3, Mazda6, CX-5, CX-7, BT-50, Demio, Tribute, MPV
Years: 1999 onwards

08 SUBARU

ID4D (SUB)
125 kHz
ID4A
Manufacturer: NXP
Brands applied: Subaru
Models applied: Impreza, Forester, Legacy, Outback, WRX, XV, Tribeca, BRZ
Years: 1998 and later

09 MITSUBISHI

ID4A
125 kHz
ID4A
Manufacturer: NXP
Brands applied: Mitsubishi
Models applied: Lancer, Outlander, Pajero, Montero, ASX, Eclipse, Galant, Canter
Years: 1996 onwards

Japanese Cars Main Types of Chip Transponders

Related item:

EoneBoss TLK1 & TLK2 to unlock Toyota 8A 4A smart key

Eoneboss NK001/CGDI K2 to copy NXP NCF29Ax smart key

2026/05/25

Xhorse Multi Prog Clone Ford BCM R5F64524

Question: It’s a Ford S Max and it has R5F64524 BCM. Need to clone this BCM, but found Ford Mondeo protocol with the same board. Is it possible read and write it with Xhorse Multi Prog?

xhorse multi prog Ford BCM R5F64524 pinout

Answer: Yes.  Multi prog will clone Ford S Max BCM R5F64524 under Mondeo protocol.

 

To clone a Ford Delphi BCM with the Delphi R5F64524 MCU, you must transfer the Data Flash (D-Flash), Program Flash (P-Flash), and EEPROM from the original module to a replacement with the same part number. This process copies the VIN, immobilizer data, and mileage, making the new unit “plug and play” without needing additional programming like FORScan or As-Built resets.

 

User review:

Cloned Ford s max BCM by multiprog.

Read Dflash, data flash, eeprom ok.

Reading ok, writing verification was ok.

Customer are happy car runs good all accesories are working.

xhorse multi prog clone Ford BCM R5F64524 1

xhorse multi prog clone Ford BCM R5F64524 2

xhorse multi prog clone Ford BCM R5F64524 3

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xhorse multi prog clone Ford BCM R5F64524 6

2026/05/21

Yanhua ACDP2 Supports Adding Xhorse and KYDZ 5C 5D Keys

In the past, Yanhua Mini ACDP Module 44 only supported adding new or used original factory MQB49 5C/5D keys, which limited key selection compared to other devices.

Good news: ACDP Module 44 has released a free software update on May 20th, 2026.
It now supports adding XHORSE VVDI and KYDZ 5C/5D keys.

 

New Functions:

  • Write VVDI or KYDZ universal key (make dealer key by ICP mode)
  • Modify VVDI or KYDZ 5C/5D key ID.

Yanhua ACDP2 Supports Adding Xhorse and KYDZ 5C 5D Keys 1

Yanhua ACDP2 Supports Adding Xhorse and KYDZ 5C 5D Keys 2

Which Xhorse VVDI key can be used for MQB49 5C/5D system?

For MQB49 5C system:

Xhorse VVDI smart key (NXP, XM38, XM38 Toyota, XSMQB all ok).

Xhorse MQB 5C key

For MQB49 5D system:

Xhorse 5D key (not available yet) or VVDI BMW F/G chassis smart keys.

 

Note: Keydiy KD keys have been program-encrypted by the manufacturer and cannot be used with ACDP devices.