(565) Single Sided Lexus or Toyota Emergency Key Being Cut on Dolphin 

Glad it helped!

american key supply actually sells the single test keys. haven't seen them anywhere else

Interesting? Did not know that. Thanks for heads up.

@@geraldskinner63 It's mostly Asian cars but some Ford trucks, Euro's and others but we mostly see it on Asian cars. I don't understand the point of an emergency mechanical blade if it won't unlock the door if the battery is dead. We make money off them so I hope they never fix it but still odd to me. I even try to get people going over the phone so they don't have to pay me and always ask if they tried the emergency key. Many used cars also don't have the blade cut, it won't even enter the door lock or it's cut but for whatever reason doesn't turn in the lock. Honda's have bad wafers in the doors and Ignitions too. There isn't much we haven't seen due to the volume of calls we run.

@@scotts4125 I hear ya. yes most used car lots don't bother with emergency keys as they don't care and just want car to start and they don't want to pay extra for us (Locksmiths) to decode or buy key code etc. I cut them anyway, just for the Lishi prax if anything. Also karma..If my kid had bought that used car, I would expect that in the prox key.

@@geraldskinner63 We price it both ways. Honestly 90% of the people with Push To Start don't want to pay extra they just want the FOB and buttons to work. We don't Lishi. I wish my guys would but they don't want to. We pay for codes through NASTF or a couple of the call in services. We tell the customers if they can get us a key code we will come back as a courtesy and cut the blade no charge. We only do auto's nothing else and run between 100-150 calls per week.

I have yet to see a Toyota or Lexus that wouldn’t unlock with a key or Lishi even with a dead battery. That’s interesting

Are the keys acurate with 2.5 ? I started using 1.5 because of acuracy. (and I think it looks better)

@@mrdman094081 Yes, in fact that's why I switched to the 2.5. This seems to be the case with the older Accords and Civics...at least for what I have ran into. I agree that 1.5 looks cleaner for sure.

@@geraldskinner63 Ok. I'll bet the 2.5 cut bit lasts longer too. It seems that for internal cuts like Audi and Lexus 2.5 would be too big and would "bump into" the opposite side. You use it for everything and dont have to switch for some keys ?

@@mrdman094081 I have two dolphins each set up with its own cutter. Makes life easy for sure.

I have two dolphins too. I like the m5 a lot

Very weird if you selected one sided it should work

Because if you cut by code it selects the double sided key but the single sided key is to thin. You have to select the toy40 single sided

This is the best comment ^^^ right here. Did this again today on a 2011 Toyota Sienna Smart Key. Pulled the code, put it in the Xhorse ap which took the code and gave me the cuts. Then I went to cut by bitting and specified the single sided key blade as I learned here. Put in the cuts, M5 clamp no shim, worked perfectly. Thanks again!!

@@1mikesmiley yep. You’d think xhorse would have the app ask if it’s single or double sided when you enter a code but it doesn’t

I’m not sure I understand your question. Do you mean using a double sided key on a single sided? Lock. That will not work.

Yes. I wasn't aware and the key is thicker that I used as well...I have the correct blade coming now...thanks

What machine?

@@BoredLockpicker x horse Condor mini

@@BoredLockpicker at first I had to use a piece of cardboard. I seen somebody using a video. Then I found out that there was a piece of shim but I don't remember getting one

In this video from my other channel I measured the shim. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-CGDyGI3W68Y.html