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Question: I can’t get the pin code Peugeot 206 2002 with xhorse vvdi mini obd tool. it does this to me.
You can use Zedbull, UPA USB to read. Immo Killer decodes pin code as well.
Zed-bull read Peugeot 206 pin code from original key
Upa usb read pin no problem
http://www.key-programmer.org/2021/12/09/which-tool-to-read-psa-bsi-206-207-c3-pin-code/
Vehicle model:
Sprinter T1N 2005 140′ low roof passenger van
Purpose to clone a key:
The van came with only one key, and it is of the Remote Keyless Entry (RKE) version, though the RKE does not work. I tried to repair the fob to car, but no joy.
As much as I want another key fob (and both of them to work, the quickest thing was to get a standard transponder key made. I would rather not go to a dealership or locksmith to get a clone key.
I started to research key cloning. The advantage is instead of a finite number of keys, I could have as many keys as I wanted (the car just thinks I’m always using the same key), and I could make new ones whenever I wanted. So, I was looking online for key cloners that would handle the T5 Silca chip (chip that is in the key blanks). Found a number of cloners in the $150 and up category. Not very cost-effective. Then I ordered a Chinese clone Mini Zed-Bull.
For $39.99 off obdii365.com,
https://www.obdii365.com/wholesale/mini-type-smart-zed-bull-key-programmer-black-color.html
Then for another $12.95, I ordered two Sprinter key blanks off of eBay
Fortunately, because I have to copy keys for some rental properties, I have access to a Belsaw key cutter
About 5 minutes later I had a key cut.
Once the key was cut I tried it in the van and got the immobilizer starter error, which was expected.
The Zed-Bull can be used to identify a key for a transponder and which type. Here is what it read for my original and for the ‘virgin’ blank
Top image: original key, bottom image: ‘virgin’ blank:
Not surprising the transponder on the blank key was all zeros.
I then ran the key through the copying process.
Simply insert the original into the machine, press Copy. It will prompt you to press R to read
Once done, the machine prompts you for the correct chip type, and to press W to write the key.
20 seconds later, voila, chip is copied.
I went back out to car and the car started!
So.. what’s the take aways?
— The immobilizer on the T1N is an early generation one that does not use rolling codes
— If you have access to a key machine the blank is readily cut (as it is not a side cut key)
— For $39 you can own the mini zed-bull cloning machine
— For $6 a blank, you can make a copy that works.
Xhorse VVDI Key Tool Plus VS Zed-full, which one is better becuase I have money for only one. I plan to use on BMW Toyota Benz and French cars. I have also VVDI Prog and obdstar X300 DP PLUS.
Reviews:
So VVDI Key Tool Plus and Zed-full have their own advantages and disadvantages. VVDI Key Tool Plus is much more cost-effective.
http://www.key-programmer.org/2021/07/06/xhorse-vvdi-key-tool-plus-and-zed-full-which-for-beginners/
