Making a key for a T-handle like this on a garage door? The first thing you need to do is look for a code stamped, and in this case, it is A18. You can search for it on software like...
Locksmith Tips - Missing Code Series When Originating On An Electronic Key Cutter? In reality, there were a couple of common problems a locksmith might encounter, mainly when you are originating automotive keys, by code or by decoding. You’re putting...
Key Programming 2018 Ford Focus Add & Erase Keys W SmartPRO! Enhance your skills as a locksmith by key programming a 2018 Ford Focus using the SmartPRO. We have an existing key right, remote headed key; however, there are multiple...
For a locksmith, key programming looks relatively simple, but some problems can arise when you're trying to do so. And suppose you're looking at getting into the automotive key cutting business or getting ready to invest in an electronic key...
The aftermarket key programming industry, today is enormous. It’s kind of blossomed up to the locksmithing industry, and it's widespread today to find automotive locksmiths who program keys for cars. Now, they're going to do this with a machine that...
Duplicating a key should be easy for a locksmith, just like when key programming a 2019 Chevy Blazer because this particular Blazer uses a 5 button prox key. I’ve duplicated the emergency key, and I'm using Ilco lookalike replacement prox...
To program a 2016 Ford Taurus SHO, it takes the Ford 5 Button Prox Remote Key, so I cut a new key with an emergency blade, and we're ready to program using the SmartPRO. To begin the programming, we have...
A fine day to add the new Ilco transponder key to a 2018 Subaru Forester. It's an actual Subaru G-chip key. It's a great little add-on if a customer doesn't want to spend the money for a remote headed key....
Key Programming today is a common practice for locksmiths! This 2019 Chevy Traverse happens to use one of the newer GM prox keys. Lucky for us, Ilco came out with this exact prox remote, so that's what we're going to...
