We bought the T-Ninja Pro about a week ago, and had problems programming a key (2014 Toyota Corolla), under a all lost keys situation. It would be awesome to see this scenario in one of your videos. Programming a key with a master key present is usually a no brainer on almost all machines, but all lost keys different deal. All lost keys is the biggest demand in locksmithing, we need for this machine to demonstrate it can do a key when no keys are present. So far I'm not impressed. Hope to see more real life all lost keys videos. Thanks!
Hi， Were you able to successfully program the key for your 2014 Toyota Corolla? If you require any further assistance, please feel free to contact us at support@topdon.com - we're here to help! Additionally, we have taken note of your suggestion regarding key programming videos. Rest assured, we plan to gather more operational videos and share them with our users soon.
Could you provide your vehicle's VIN ？ You can send it to me via Facebook Messenger at facebook.com/TopdonOfficial/. I'll be happy to assist you further.
Hello, T-ninja Pro is compatible with Suzuki models key programming, but currently we haven't collected relevant operation videos. And the 2 model you mentioned are newer, will you plz send us the year, VIN and the function you need so we can confirm the compatibility for you.
I'm an automotive locksmith. We run 100-150 calls per week. First let me say kudos to you for making a blade key. Everyone else only shows FOBS pretending how easy it is. I always say try that with a blade without NASTF especially on newer Toyota's. The way I explain it is NASTF is sort of like a browser for the manufacturer's sites to mostly get key codes. Some makes and models also require pin codes, in/out codes etc etc. Every year this business gets more complicated and customers complaining about price. I tell them if they don't like my price call the dealer. :) My question is since we are mobile only do you have a cordless maintainer? I am working on avoiding NASTF for Toyota with Techstream. I have everything but haven't actually used it yet. It would save a 2 day sub fee to Toyota for certain models. For the guy asking about key machines. Xhorse probably has something that will work for you. They are good key machines. One of my guys has a Korean SEC machine that's OK but I like Xhorse better. We have about 10 different programmers. Topdon is fairly new to key programming so we don't have one yet but based on what I see with your auto diag scanners I am very impressed. I hope to try one out in the near future.
Hello Scott, we appreciate your recognition and support to our device. Regarding your question on the cordless maintainer, we wanna confirm whether you're referring to wireless LAN when you're outside without internet? If yes, this device doesn't support wireless LAN, it's recommended to connect to your mobile phone hotspot if needed.
@@TopdonOfficial Sorry for not being clear. I mean a automotive battery maintainer that runs on batteries vs 120v. I make lost keys everywhere and anywhere where 120v isn't readily available (yes we have inverters) but I was wondering if a rechargeable battery maintainer like your model 9000 ( I think that's the correct model number) is available. Seems like a that would be a great option for a mobile locksmith who didn't want to use an inverter.
Hello sir I was wondering , in your opinion what is the best option to program keys and fobs I am fixing to open up my own automotive shop in October. Thank you for any help 🙏
@@j-timeg1613 You need a programmer and key cutting machine. What is your budget? A big expense is actually having the fobs on hand. Some of these damn cars can take 3 different fobs depending on the trim level. Some are interchangeable some not. Tell me your budget and I can give you some advice.
Hey there thank you for responding, well I think to start off 800 to 1000 dollars which is one reason I was looking at topdon programer , didn't know if there was one specific one that you have had good luck with.
Hello, I apologize we do not have a key cutting machine available. I recommend that you reach out to a local company that offers key cutting services for further information.
I purchased one of these tools recently, i'm having a little trouble coding a key to a 2003 VW Golf, I know its probably user error, they where very popular car, a few tutorials on VAG group cars would be helpful.
Hello, 2003 VW Golf key programming is supported bt T-ninja Pro, can you tell what error message you got when doing this function? Plz tap the feedback icon directly on the right topo of the screen to upload log, and then send SN to support@topdon.com, out engineer will analyze the log and advise at the fastest time!
@@TopdonOfficial thank you for your reply, I'll will do that next time I attempt to code the key, the problem is user error, not with the tool. At the time I was working I was unsure as to with options to check when it came to the key and immobilizer. I will be attempting the job again this week.
Hello, do you mean the tool failed to auto-read the vehicle VIN? if yes, you can enter GM/Chevrolet software, manually select the vehicle model to enter, this path works as the same as the autovin.
@@hugoparedes85 It's suggested that you email support@topdon.com to feedback the problem and send your device SN, the engineer will assist and provide a solution accordingly.
We bought the T-Ninja Pro about a week ago, and had problems programming a key (2014 Toyota Corolla), under a all lost keys situation. It would be awesome to see this scenario in one of your videos. Programming a key with a master key present is usually a no brainer on almost all machines, but all lost keys different deal. All lost keys is the biggest demand in locksmithing, we need for this machine to demonstrate it can do a key when no keys are present. So far I'm not impressed. Hope to see more real life all lost keys videos. Thanks!
Hi， Were you able to successfully program the key for your 2014 Toyota Corolla? If you require any further assistance, please feel free to contact us at support@topdon.com - we're here to help! Additionally, we have taken note of your suggestion regarding key programming videos. Rest assured, we plan to gather more operational videos and share them with our users soon.
🎉about time!!!🎉
I’ve been eagerly waiting for this video!!!
Great video
Quick question
Does it program the door control receiver when it is broken
Thank you have a blessed day and be blessed
Could you provide your vehicle's VIN ？ You can send it to me via Facebook Messenger at facebook.com/TopdonOfficial/. I'll be happy to assist you further.
I will do my best to come in the united state, just to become topdon expert in Haiti.
Can you please tell me if immo is supported for a 2022 Mazda cx30???
Hello , T-ninja Pro doesn't support 2022 Mazda CX-3 key programming at present.
Have you programmed Suzuki too?Also make videos of the Suzuki barn 2022 and Suzuki S-press
Hello, T-ninja Pro is compatible with Suzuki models key programming, but currently we haven't collected relevant operation videos. And the 2 model you mentioned are newer, will you plz send us the year, VIN and the function you need so we can confirm the compatibility for you.
I'm an automotive locksmith. We run 100-150 calls per week. First let me say kudos to you for making a blade key. Everyone else only shows FOBS pretending how easy it is. I always say try that with a blade without NASTF especially on newer Toyota's. The way I explain it is NASTF is sort of like a browser for the manufacturer's sites to mostly get key codes. Some makes and models also require pin codes, in/out codes etc etc. Every year this business gets more complicated and customers complaining about price. I tell them if they don't like my price call the dealer. :) My question is since we are mobile only do you have a cordless maintainer? I am working on avoiding NASTF for Toyota with Techstream. I have everything but haven't actually used it yet. It would save a 2 day sub fee to Toyota for certain models.
For the guy asking about key machines. Xhorse probably has something that will work for you. They are good key machines. One of my guys has a Korean SEC machine that's OK but I like Xhorse better. We have about 10 different programmers. Topdon is fairly new to key programming so we don't have one yet but based on what I see with your auto diag scanners I am very impressed. I hope to try one out in the near future.
Hello Scott, we appreciate your recognition and support to our device. Regarding your question on the cordless maintainer, we wanna confirm whether you're referring to wireless LAN when you're outside without internet? If yes, this device doesn't support wireless LAN, it's recommended to connect to your mobile phone hotspot if needed.
@@TopdonOfficial Sorry for not being clear. I mean a automotive battery maintainer that runs on batteries vs 120v. I make lost keys everywhere and anywhere where 120v isn't readily available (yes we have inverters) but I was wondering if a rechargeable battery maintainer like your model 9000 ( I think that's the correct model number) is available. Seems like a that would be a great option for a mobile locksmith who didn't want to use an inverter.
Hello sir I was wondering , in your opinion what is the best option to program keys and fobs I am fixing to open up my own automotive shop in October. Thank you for any help 🙏
@@j-timeg1613 You need a programmer and key cutting machine. What is your budget? A big expense is actually having the fobs on hand. Some of these damn cars can take 3 different fobs depending on the trim level. Some are interchangeable some not. Tell me your budget and I can give you some advice.
Hey there thank you for responding, well I think to start off 800 to 1000 dollars which is one reason I was looking at topdon programer , didn't know if there was one specific one that you have had good luck with.
What if there are no OEM keys? Then how would I program a new key?
Do you guys recommend any key cutting machines?
Hello, I apologize we do not have a key cutting machine available. I recommend that you reach out to a local company that offers key cutting services for further information.
I purchased one of these tools recently, i'm having a little trouble coding a key to a 2003 VW Golf, I know its probably user error, they where very popular car, a few tutorials on VAG group cars would be helpful.
Hello, 2003 VW Golf key programming is supported bt T-ninja Pro, can you tell what error message you got when doing this function? Plz tap the feedback icon directly on the right topo of the screen to upload log, and then send SN to support@topdon.com, out engineer will analyze the log and advise at the fastest time!
@@TopdonOfficial thank you for your reply, I'll will do that next time I attempt to code the key, the problem is user error, not with the tool. At the time I was working I was unsure as to with options to check when it came to the key and immobilizer. I will be attempting the job again this week.
@@spc6991 Okay, plz test again and collect some videos showing the user error, email support@topdon.com, our engineer will reply at the fastest time!
@@TopdonOfficial many thanks
I just bought these t ninja pro and it dosent show me an option for the vin i was trying to program a key on a 2017 silverado 2500hd united states
Hello, do you mean the tool failed to auto-read the vehicle VIN? if yes, you can enter GM/Chevrolet software, manually select the vehicle model to enter, this path works as the same as the autovin.
@@TopdonOfficial will check try multiple times different ways and dosent do none
@@hugoparedes85 It's suggested that you email support@topdon.com to feedback the problem and send your device SN, the engineer will assist and provide a solution accordingly.
Absolutely junk
Junk
Buy this ninja pro and get ripped off
Is there any issue with your T-Ninja Pro? Please send me the specific problem so I can help you resolve it