Can I cut a master key using a wallet key?
02-14-19, 10:06 AM
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Can I cut a master key using a wallet key?
I have a 2004 Lexus es330, and the old owner lost all the master keys. But he still have the valet key and a wallet key card. I wonder if I can cut a new master key using wallet key, or I have to use VIN. Is the cut on the wallet key have any different compare to the master key?
Just for you know, idk if it help. I'll be cutting a new master key and program it using techstream and a wallet key.
Thank you very much!
Just for you know, idk if it help. I'll be cutting a new master key and program it using techstream and a wallet key.
Thank you very much!
02-14-19, 10:42 AM
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The wallet key should have the key code written on it to cut a brand new master key without using the blade itself.
If I recall correctly, the wallet key is another master key, so yes, it will have the same pattern as well.
EDIT: the wallet keys have transponder chips on them for Lexus cars that have the transponder chip feature.
You should be able to program a new key with the wallet key.
If I recall correctly, the wallet key is another master key, so yes, it will have the same pattern as well.
EDIT: the wallet keys have transponder chips on them for Lexus cars that have the transponder chip feature.
You should be able to program a new key with the wallet key.
Last edited by CELSI0R; 02-14-19 at 01:29 PM.
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02-14-19, 10:54 AM
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You can cut it but you wont be able to program your new master key with a programmed valet key.
You need a programmed master key to program any key, valet or another master.
Unless there is a hack out there.
Valet and wallet key as i assume doesnt work the glove box lock either.
You need a programmed master key to program any key, valet or another master.
Unless there is a hack out there.
Valet and wallet key as i assume doesnt work the glove box lock either.
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