64 PINS MCU SOLDERING - Chrysler Crossfire/Mercedes SLK320 SKREEM Module

Desoldering and resoldering a 64 Microprocessor to read the security information and create a transponder chip key from. Various techniques shown and to learn from. The Chrysler Crossfire and Mercedes slk320 are known for the SKREEM modules to fail and extracting the information from the microprocessor helps in programming into a donour one as well.
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[@gersonrendon2188]

Excellent job. I was asked to make a spare for a crossfire and I was wondering how you decode the info to write a transponder because I cannot find the option to make the key from dump on my IM608. Do you use tango, fvdi, vvdi?

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Multiple tools available to generate transponder from the microcontroller data. Email [e-mail] for further assistance.

[@spot-onautomotivediagnosti7583]

Great video on the process. Would mind sharing what programmer you used to read that mcu? Or share what type the mcu is?
Thank you for sharing.

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1D69J or 0D69J MASK. Email [e-mail] if interested in programmers to buy

[@lopez4568]

Hi, what do you use to perform the job, I have a 2005 Crosfire that I need to do, thanks.

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Once file read, need to use a reliable transponder generation tool to produce a transponder chip.