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All Keys Lost on a Jaguar or Land Rover — The Complete Procedure
Monday, June 14, 2021
All Keys Lost on a Jaguar or Land Rover
An all keys lost (AKL) job means there is no working key at all. Here is exactly how Lock50 handles it over OBD, and why it beats a dealer callout on both time and cost.
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Step 1 — identify the security
Connect over OBD; the tool reads the vehicle and identifies whether the RFA is standard or locked.
Step 2 — read the immobiliser data
The tool extracts the immobiliser data needed to authorise a new key. On locked modules it unlocks first.
Step 3 — generate and learn the key
A fresh key is generated and learned to the car. The vehicle starts — usually within minutes.
Which Lock50 Tool Do You Need?
- For AKL across 2010–2024 use the HW04-C Peace Edition.
- Newer locked/UWB vehicles need the HW04-C+ Tool Kit.
Frequently Asked Questions
How does all keys lost work on a Land Rover?
Lock50 reads the immobiliser data over OBD, unlocks the RFA if needed, then generates and learns a new key.
Is all keys lost possible without the dealer?
Yes. Lock50 HW04 tools complete AKL without dealer login.
Compare the full range and choose your tool: Lock50 HW04 OBD Tools.
???? About this video
Published Jan 29, 2026 on the official Lock50 YouTube channel
This video demonstrates how to perform an "All Keys Lost" key programming for a 2025 Range Rover Velar (L560) using the Lock50 HW04C package and JLR Key Tool 1.4.8.0. It shows accessing the RFA module located in the boot, connecting the HW-03C-RFA adapter, and programming new W13 smart keys without module replacement. The process disarms the vehicle, enables keyless entry, remote functions, and allows vehicle starting, simplifying the complex task for locksmiths.
What this video covers
- Range Rover Velar key programming
- JLR All Keys Lost
- Lock50 HW04C
- Range Rover Velar 2025 key
- RFA unlock tool
- JLR Key Tool 1.4.8.0
- Land Rover key duplication
- Automotive locksmith JLR
- W13 key programming
- Keyless entry programming
- Car alarm disarm tool
- Range Rover security
▶ Read the full spoken transcript
Hi, and welcome to a demo of the Lock50 HW04C package. Task is to make keys and turn of the alarm and program new keys. As well as obtaining access to the RFA after opening the boot. See also the next video coming soon to demo of unlocking the RFA for EVA2 vehicles that have the PV Pro systems. When we log in via OBD2 to vehicle, we can see all info and in control modules can try open RFA but as it's armed, cannot be read. Also, if you go to PEPS System page here, also will tell status of RFA and vehicles and keys inside. It's important to check the vehicle has UWB enabled. Can see the TCU info as C has the highest protection plus system and is armed, and has two keys stored in the system. Now the boot opening method is shown and this one can be done without opening the boot, but may require you take more time. RFA is located on the left side, as in picture and video. Now connect the HW-03C-RFA adapter to Lock50 HW-04C tool and begin to scan the vehicle. Follow screen prompts and add each key you wish to copy. For this job, one is enough to do. Key used is a W13 key. Save having to swap to a new BCM TCU and RFA. Simplify your programming task with the Lock50 HW04 JLR tools and save money and get jobs done faster. Now place the keys one by one on Lock50. We doing two keys for test purposes for the demo video, but you can do one which will be ready for starting the vehicle with keyless and remote working to disarm the vehicle. All done job completed. No, just remove Lock50 HW04C RFA adapter and connect RFA back as normal and test keys. So here we have a 2025 Velar, all keys lost. No module replacement, RFA in the back. New key, using this tool. Obviously, we programmed it while he wasn't looking, using this tool. Thanks for watching and don't forget to subscribe. See you next time with another demo coming soon, from Lock50.
