Showing posts with label 307. Show all posts
Showing posts with label 307. Show all posts
Tuesday, March 7, 2017
Program Peugeot 307 key Lexia3 PP2000 SBB V33 or Zed Bull
Program Peugeot 307 key Lexia3 PP2000 SBB V33 or Zed Bull
If you have lost the master key and badly need a new key programmed, you will be quoted euro 50-euro 200 from one place to another. It is a bit expensive. What device can you program a Peugeot new key?
Diyobd2.fr here gives some suggestions:
1) SBB V33 auto key programmer (French available)
The clone Silica SBB V33 key programmer will program my Peugeot 307 HDI spare key via immobilizer. But you need a pin code from BSI dump. There is a step-by-step document instruction:
http://diyobd2pro.blogspot.com/2015/03/how-to-program-peugeot-307-can-2009-key.html
http://www.slideshare.net/spobd2/program-peugeot-307-can-2009-key-with-french-sbb-v33-key-programmer
If you have other car models, check the vehicle list first,
http://www.diyobd2.fr/upload/pro/listado-de-sbb-vehicles-atendibles-2010.pdf
http://diyobd2pro.blogspot.com/2015/03/how-to-program-peugeot-307-can-2009-key.html
http://www.slideshare.net/spobd2/program-peugeot-307-can-2009-key-with-french-sbb-v33-key-programmer
If you have other car models, check the vehicle list first,
http://www.diyobd2.fr/upload/pro/listado-de-sbb-vehicles-atendibles-2010.pdf
2) Lexia-3 cable Peugeot Planet 2000/Diagbox
For Peugeot, it is better to use lexia 3 PP2000 to erase and add new key.
You need a programmer to read dump from BSI to find the pin code/confidential code in case you dont have it and use PP2000 or diagbox to program the key.
You need a programmer to read dump from BSI to find the pin code/confidential code in case you dont have it and use PP2000 or diagbox to program the key.
Here is a detail instruction:
http://blog.udn.com/diyobd2fr/20529250

http://blog.udn.com/diyobd2fr/20529250




3) Zed Bull transponder clone key programmer
Zed Bull and Silica SBB V33 complete each other. With zedbull you can find pin code from dump and programming transponder directly from immo dump so in many cases you dont need the car and SBB is connected to OBD port and you need pin to program transponder on the car.
In conclusion:
Both Lexia 3 interface and SBB key programmer requires a pin code to access. But Zed Bull key pro does not need. Lexia3 XS Evolution will not program all Peugeot key, so better choose SBB v33 because it cheap at twice the price than Zed Bull.
Both Lexia 3 interface and SBB key programmer requires a pin code to access. But Zed Bull key pro does not need. Lexia3 XS Evolution will not program all Peugeot key, so better choose SBB v33 because it cheap at twice the price than Zed Bull.
Prompt:
Peugeot 307 OBD diagnostic connector location

On the right of steering wheel is a big plastic scew, turn that (will not come out) pull on cubby hole, whole bit of trim comes of and its there.
Peugeot 307 OBD diagnostic connector location

On the right of steering wheel is a big plastic scew, turn that (will not come out) pull on cubby hole, whole bit of trim comes of and its there.
Original:Program Peugeot 307 key: Lexia3 PP2000, SBB V33 or Zed Bull
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Saturday, January 21, 2017
3 minutes UPA USB Programmer read Peugeot 307 BSI MC68HC912
3 minutes UPA USB Programmer read Peugeot 307 BSI MC68HC912
This blog is a guide for using UPA USB Serial Programmer to read Peugeot 307 BSI Motorola MC68HC912. It just costs 3 minutes and easy to do!

Step1. Open UPA USB programmer V1.3 software. It will show you the MC68HC912 wiring diagram.

Connect UPA USB programmer with laptop. Then you need to solder and connect cables according to the wiring diagram to connect the other end with Motorola MC68HC912 MCU.





Step2. Choose MC68HC912DG128 from left side drop down menu. And select EEPROM option at right side.

Click Read and it will start read MCU.

And then UPA USB programmer read MC68HC912 MCU successfully! Now you can see the Peugeot 307 bsi dump.

Original:3 minutes UPA USB Programmer read Peugeot 307 BSI MC68HC912
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