2022 Toyota Tundra add key using Autel IM508 with Obdstar 30 pin. Easy! 

It's the Obdstar 30 pin. Bestkeysupply.com should have it in stock soon. I'll let you know. Thanks for watching.

2021 is the older body style. Should be much easier. Just master key verification then add key.

Yup, not exactly the same though. Need APB112 and use immo data to generate back up key.

@markmccormickkeys I just used your video to work on my first 2022 toyota Tundra akl, and all was successfully done it was on armed alarm, but I deactive, and the rest was just almost same procedure generate analog key and start programming thanks bro !!

​@@joegranda83how did you deactivate the alarm? I have one that's all keys lost, but none of my programmers can communicate with BCM because the alarm won't deactivate. I've tried cycling the door locks like you normally would, but it doesn't seem to work on these Tundras.

The aftermarket keys are just starting to come out for these. The Xhorse XM38 does work but doesn't look the same as a factory key. On an older car, this is more acceptable. Our typical customers are not happy if the key looks different.

@@markmccormickkeys I understand

I wish. I tried everything on a 2022/2023 4-runner and couldn't get it going without 3rd party data.

Thanks so much for the info! Can you recommend me a good 3rd party?

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Thanks so much! I really appreciate the help.

The third party is it a company that just gives you to sign up

2020 is old system. Done over OBD.

U know where i can get the pin I. An pay for it thanks in advance

Not in my experience. The menus are not there.

I don't know. You should try it out. Let us know how it goes ASAP, thanks.

Whats the part number for the cable? Does it fit into the autel?

What adapter are you using?

Same here. 2022 Lexus NX250. Did you solve the issue?

Correct, if I only had a valet for that car, I would consider cloning it.

​@@markmccormickkeysI did it with the km 100