SW22 Lock50 HW04-B C and C+ OBD Tool JLR Pathfinder Vehicles 2017 to 2021 Module Vin Programming New or Used Parts

SW22 Lock50 HW04-B & C OBD Tool JLR Pathfinder Vehicles 2017 to 2021 Module & Vin Programming New or Used Parts

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SW22 Lock50 HW04 -B & C Module & Vin Programming Pathfinder
Lock50 SW22 — Module & VIN programming over OBD — Pathfinder vehicles 2017–2021
Fit new OR used breaker parts and adapt them to the car — reprogram the VIN and module software over OBD so the module matches the vehicle it is reused in • JLR Pathfinder 2017–2021
🔧 Module & VIN programmingNew or used / breaker partsPathfinder vehicles 2017–2021VIN write: all HW04 packages

What SW22 does

  • On Pathfinder-era JLR (2017–2021) it programs modules and writes the VIN over OBD so the module adapts to and matches the settings of the car it is fitted to.
  • Source used parts from breakers and reuse them in the car by reprogramming the VIN and the software in the module — instead of buying new.
  • Supported modules can be flash-updated, and on most modules the VIN can be written again over OBD.
VIN-change exceptions. On some modules the VIN cannot be changed over OBD once it is already written — ABS, TCU, TCM and KVM (when locked) and a few other parts. Those modules can still be adapted into the car and will work; the VIN just cannot be re-written if one is already stored.

Cables you use

Hardware, cars and years

  • Runs on HW04 — VIN writing on every package (A, B, C).
  • Cars: Jaguar and Land Rover Pathfinder vehicles 2017 to 2021.

Related Lock50 functions

Function What it does & when you need it
SW21 SDD vehicles 2010–2017 — VIN programming (VIN write only), new or used parts.
SW23 Topix cloud vehicles 2021–2024+ — module & VIN programming.
SW37 DoIP programming & diagnostics via ENET, 2017–2024+.
SW20 Read & clear diagnostic trouble codes (DTC) over OBD.
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