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JLR Key Programming in Australia — Range Rover & Jaguar
Wednesday, June 11, 2025
JLR Key Programming in Australia
Locksmiths across Australia — Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane and Perth — use Lock50 to program Jaguar and Land Rover keys without dealer login. Lock50 handles spare keys, all keys lost and locked-RFA jobs on 2010–2024 vehicles over OBD.
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Coverage for Australian-market JLR
Lock50 supports all Australian-market Jaguar and Land Rover vehicles, including the latest UWB Range Rover, Sport and Defender.
Why Australian locksmiths choose Lock50
No dealer login, OBD only, latest UWB support, and lifetime options with no subscriptions.
Which Lock50 Tool Do You Need?
- For the newest UWB models, use the HW04-C+ Tool Kit.
- For broad 2010–2024 coverage choose the HW04-C Peace Edition.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I program a Range Rover key in Australia without the dealer?
Yes. Lock50 HW04 tools program Range Rover and Jaguar keys over OBD without dealer login anywhere in Australia.
Does Lock50 support Australian-market UWB Range Rovers?
Yes, the HW04-C+ supports UWB models including locked RFA.
Compare the full range and choose your tool: Lock50 HW04 OBD Tools.
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Published Aug 16, 2024 on the official Lock50 YouTube channel
A technician demonstrates programming new keys for a 2024 Land Rover Defender using Lock50 tools. Initially, a spare key (Lock50 HW13) is added via RFA with HW03C. Subsequently, an OEM HW25 key is programmed via OBD, despite the RFA lock status being locked, successfully adding a third working key. The video showcases the simplicity of the process, concluding with a test of all three active key fobs for the latest model Defender.
What this video covers
- Land Rover Defender key programming
- 2024 Defender key
- Lock50 HW04-C
- JLR key tool
- RFA key programming
- OBD key addition
- Locked RFA key programming
- Land Rover spare key
- OEM key programming
- Car Keys Sydney
- Immobilizer programming
- Smart key add
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Good afternoon. Here we have a 2024 Defender, the latest model. We've just programmed in a spare key. It's the original key. Spare key has been loaded in, and we have a new key we want to add in. Okay, okay, so let's get to it. Now that we have our two keys, we can go to the PEPS system. As you can see, RFA is Locked. Go to key learning, go to key learning, and I will add additional key. Add The key on the reader. Key fob has been detected. The key fob on the passenger seat. Move Key over there. Three keys there. We now have three keys. You don't want to add another key. Place all keys programmed on the passenger seat to complete operation, which we're going to do now. Okay, there we go. Let's test it on the vehicle. Okay. Look at that. One key working. Two keys working. Three keys working. As simple as that. Can't get much easier. Alright, thanks guys.
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Published Aug 7, 2024 on the official Lock50 YouTube channel
This video demonstrates preparing a 2018 Land Rover Range Rover Sport for key programming by disarming its alarm system using a Lock50 unit connected to a laptop. The presenter shows the wiring connections to the vehicle's CAN bus, specifically identifying the yellow-purple and orange-yellow wires. After connecting the Lock50 unit and running the software, the alarm is successfully disarmed, indicated by the car's mirrors unlocking and dashboard alarm light turning off, allowing for subsequent key programming.
What this video covers
- Land Rover key programming
- Range Rover Sport key
- Lock50 key tool
- JLR key programming
- 2018 Land Rover key
- Car alarm disable
- Vehicle key programming
- Automotive locksmith tool
- CAN bus wiring
- Key programming tutorial
- Land Rover security
- Car immobilizer bypass
▶ Read the full spoken transcript
Okay. So I am here at a 2018 Land Rover Range Rover Sport at the auction, obviously. You can see my alarm is set because it has the red flashing light, even if the alarm's not going off, you know that the alarm is set. So, on this model, we just got our new Lock50. And so what I did was, we've got a plug in here, right? And then it goes down to our Lock50 unit. I actually had to remove this unit because it, when it came in there, this was connected here. And then what we're gonna do is I just put my uh, unit lines here. So we've got our RTS, which is our yellow, which actually goes to the CAN bus. And so, the yellow is gonna go to the yellow-purple or yellow-lavender. And then your green line, right? Which is going to be your, sorry, here, DPR. Your green line is gonna go to your orange and yellow underneath the seat on this model. So, there you go. So that's how you set it up. And you can see that now I am talking to the vehicle. And we'll, uh, we're gonna try to get it out of alarm mode and be able to program a key. We're hoping. So, we're going to go alarm off. And we're gonna say okay to start. And I'm doing this all in real time, of course. There you go. So it says successful. My mirrors just moved out from being locked and look at that, we're of course low battery, and our light's out. So, awesome. Now we're gonna program a key.
