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Finding BMW E-series E6x, E9x etc key programmer - Siller - 21-01-2019
Hello,
Could someone recommend a good BMW CAS3+ key programming tool to make keys. I already have a R270 but this can only read and write the MCU. Looking for the low budget tool.
Is FVDI 2018 more working functions than older FVDI-s etc?
RE: Finding BMW E-series E6x, E9x etc key programmer - Strellson - 21-01-2019
Only VVDI for keys
RE: Finding BMW E-series E6x, E9x etc key programmer - RocketSurgeon - 21-01-2019
I'm playing with CG Pro at the moment. For under $300, it seems promising. I've read out CAS dumps and ISNs with it. I'll post an update when my key blanks arrive this week and I test that capability on a CAS3+.
RE: Finding BMW E-series E6x, E9x etc key programmer - dfitz21 - 21-01-2019
CGDI pro is better and faster than vvdi2, at least for E chassis keys.
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RE: Finding BMW E-series E6x, E9x etc key programmer - PlayerP - 21-01-2019
depends on your budget, but VVDI 2 i great or CGDI pro.
RE: Finding BMW E-series E6x, E9x etc key programmer - RocketSurgeon - 26-01-2019
My key blanks arrived today, and I successfully programmed 2 keys on a CAS3+ system using CG Pro. I've ordered CGDI too now for the extra capabilities. It certainly isn't Autohex, but it works well for my budget.