Such a valuable info. Thanks for chiming in. The resource I use did not mention that or I simply did not view it. Thanks again. Mazda tends to challenge me a lot, even when duplicating keys; my dolphin cannot seem to decode it automatically without mistakes so i always use the universal cutting mode or my Manual cutter.
Yes bud. I chose the title to draw attention in order to share or point out about the importance to clean or lube the lock when things get wierd like this. I edited the video but i picked it 3 times and everytime i could not find a match then i started being paranoid about other wafers whose cut were slightly in between numbers which led to me actually messing up the whole combination. If things get wierd, lets lube the lock and try again; furthermore, our friend from Australia provided an awesome info: mazda cuts alternate from odd to even. Big thanks to him for sharing
@@DFWAuto_Hack yea.. very good info... but you decoded 3 times, and that was definitely a 3depth... it was not about the lube... very strange... maybe other people with big experience could tell us, how that cut was not a 3 depth...?
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Here in Australia the Maz24r locks always alternate odd to evens or evens to odd. so you cant have 333, it would be 323 or 343
Such a valuable info. Thanks for chiming in. The resource I use did not mention that or I simply did not view it. Thanks again. Mazda tends to challenge me a lot, even when duplicating keys; my dolphin cannot seem to decode it automatically without mistakes so i always use the universal cutting mode or my
Manual cutter.
Hello buddy
I found out it does not apply in the US; it still is a great info
pretty strange... cut nr 9 was definitely a 3depth
Yes bud. I chose the title to draw attention in order to share or point out about the importance to clean or lube the lock when things get wierd like this. I edited the video but i picked it 3 times and everytime i could not find a match then i started being paranoid about other wafers whose cut were slightly in between numbers which led to me actually messing up the whole combination. If things get wierd, lets lube the lock and try again; furthermore, our friend from Australia provided an awesome info:
mazda cuts alternate from odd to even. Big thanks to him for sharing
@@DFWAuto_Hack yea.. very good info... but you decoded 3 times, and that was definitely a 3depth... it was not about the lube... very strange... maybe other people with big experience could tell us, how that cut was not a 3 depth...?