JLR Key Programming in the Netherlands — Sleutel Programmeren Range Rover & Jaguar

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JLR Key Programming in the Netherlands

JLR sleutel programmeren Nederland - Lock50 Range Rover Jaguar Amsterdam

Slotenmakers en garages in heel Nederland gebruiken Lock50-gereedschap om Jaguar- en Land Rover-sleutels te programmeren zonder dealer. Van Amsterdam tot Rotterdam, Den Haag tot Utrecht regelt Lock50 reservesleutels, alle sleutels kwijt en vergrendelde RFA op voertuigen van 2010–2024 via OBD.

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???? About this video

Published Mar 2, 2023 on the official Lock50 YouTube channel

This video demonstrates how to remove the RFA module from a 2019 Range Rover Sport. The process involves removing interior panels from the rear trunk area and the passenger-side rear door. Specific steps include popping out airbag covers, unscrewing bolts, detaching seatbelt feeds, and pulling out various covers to access the RFA module. The goal is to remove the module to create a Lock50 emulator, which disables the car's alarm. The video shows disassembly to locate the RFA module for EPROM reading.

What this video covers

  • Lock50
  • Range Rover Sport
  • RFA module removal
  • 2019 Range Rover Sport
  • car key programming
  • JLR key programming
  • Lock50 emulator
  • car alarm off
  • automotive locksmith
  • Jaguar Land Rover
  • EPROM reading
  • vehicle security module
▶ Read the full spoken transcript
Hello everyone. This is Sean with Lock50.co.uk. We are working on a 2019 Range Rover Sport. In this video, I'm going to show you how you're going to remove the RFA module on the vehicle to be able to make a Lock50 Emulator, able to get the car out of alarm mode. So everything is already apart. I'm just going to walk you through the steps real quick. So we're going to start taking the airbag covers. There's a cover here you pop with any any sharp tool. Just pop it out. There's a there's an eight millimetre bolt inside and this just comes off. It just been held after that with those clips. We're going to go on the on the passenger side rear door. We're going to lower the seat. There's a handle right there, just lower the seat. We're going to take. That's a feed for the belt. It just pops out. There's nothing to it. And then there will be two screws. One screw, I'm sorry, on top, right there. And then the same thing there's going to be a cover for the airbag cover. And then you're going to pop this out. There's a eight millimetre inside and it just it just comes basically out. Just hold on those on those pins and and clips. And then once you have that off, we're going to go on this side. This bottom cover pulls out. So you're just going to pull this out. And then whoever if you do have the the 110 outlet, that cover just pulls out. Once you have these out, we're going to pull this cover off. It's under the rubber and just hold on different pins. There's one cable for lowering and controlling the height of the vehicle. Trying to do the single hand. There we go. So this comes off. The RFA is under this plastic. Over here, you'll have a couple plastic tab, look like screws. You're going to take that. You're going to take this one out. And then this whole piece comes off. Take it from this side. Once you have this out, there are two eight millimetre bolts that are holding the RFA. This is the RFA. One over here and one is over here, right there. So I just reached in with a wrench from here, a socket from here. This whole thing slides out. There are three plugs in this case. It just comes all over to your side. So you're just going to unplug, unplug, unplug and then open it, read the EPROM and that in the next video, I'll show you how to make the Emulator. That's how you get the RFA out. Thanks for watching.

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