Discovery 2 Key PCB to BCM Programming Question

Hoping some wise ones can answer this ..................

I have 3 key PCB's and will hopefully get a nice man with a Nanocom to have a bash / let me have a bash at programming 'em to the Discovery BCM soon ...........

Stuck onto the PCB's Chips is a Date 14/12/01 plus a six character alpha numeric Code 2BD9E8 also (with only one of the PCB's) I have another label with a 15 digit number 255033352825015

My Questions ...................

Which of these three is it that Nanocom requires to carry out the procedure (or is it some / all of them) ???

if it is the 15 digit one, I take it I will have to send the other 2 PCB's to an Auto Locksmith to extract the 15 digit Code ???

I am hoping to end up with at least 2 working PCB's out of this little stash.

TIA

Cheers Dave

Dave2302 said:

Hoping some wise ones can answer this ..................

I have 3 key PCB's and will hopefully get a nice man with a Nanocom to have a bash / let me have a bash at programming 'em to the Discovery BCM soon ...........

Stuck onto the PCB's Chips is a Date 14/12/01 plus a six character alpha numeric Code 2BD9E8 also (with only one of the PCB's) I have another label with a 15 digit number 255033352825015

My Questions ...................

Which of these three is it that Nanocom requires to carry out the procedure (or is it some / all of them) ???

if it is the 15 digit one, I take it I will have to send the other 2 PCB's to an Auto Locksmith to extract the 15 digit Code ???

I am hoping to end up with at least 2 working PCB's out of this little stash.

TIA

Cheers Dave

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It will be the code below the date. I have a Nanocom, but I’m in Lanarkshire so a bit far away.

Thank you that's great news Two of my 3 PCB's have that number, one does not

I think that long 15 digit number is the "Bar Code" that some guys refer to, needed on Test Book (and perhaps Lynx "Phone Screen Glued App") IIRC
There is a seller on Fleabay says he can decode and supply the Bar Code for £5.99 from that number below the Date, but from what you say I don't need to pay him for that service if Nanocom decodes that for us

nanocom will not decode the bar code but the short code it needs can be extracted just by looking at it , see the pic below, the short code are the six characters starting from second one on the long code

sierrafery said:

nanocom will not decode the bar code but the short code it needs can be extracted just by looking at it , see the pic below, the short code are the six characters starting from second one on the long code

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Thank You for the reply.

Yup, I got that now, I have 2 PCB's that have the sticker on their Chips, so hopefully those 2 will do.

The original Key I got with the car doesn't have the sticker, yet to check the Book Pack, but it is possible this Car has had the BCM Changed anyways

That is exactly what I needed to know, so when I go visit the man with Nanocom I now know which numbers to have at the ready

Of course I don't know if the receiver in the Car is any good, I did inspect it when I had the Headlining out and it was all clean and dry, but I'm guessing without Nanocom I have no way of knowing if it's OK or not ................... I'll have a quick look on Snap On before I go in I know it can access BCM, I got the EKA out of it just in case lol. I know it doesn't do Keys / Version Codings though

Thanks again, Cheers Dave