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    Default 2002 LEXUS IS300 - Transponder

    EEPROM 93C56 - UPA did not read incircuit- read off board.
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    I haven't used AVDI in a while and all it has now in TAGKEYTOOL, is TOYOTA ALL MODEL, LEXUS ALL MODELS.
    When i load either dump, x8 or x16 bit organization, tagkeytool detects it as 4d from visteon immobilizer then gives error "incorrect dump"

    Anyway anyone can extract 4c info from either dump ?
    On another post another user said that for he used RX300 in Tango to write transponder and it worked.
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    20Mhz Intel? 80386 CPU - VGA Graphics - 2 MB RAM (16 MB Capacity) - 60MB HDD - SCO? XENIX?

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    Hi,dump opens in tango 16bit. What do you need?

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    Ok, since AVDI won't program a transponder because it can't recogize the dump but 4C is a fixed one is there a possibility to Insert this is300 4c.jpg
    into the dump as KEY 0 / Master Key. then i can write dump back to 93c56
    20Mhz Intel? 80386 CPU - VGA Graphics - 2 MB RAM (16 MB Capacity) - 60MB HDD - SCO? XENIX?

 

 

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