Lonsdor K518 Pro Program 2024 Nissan Rogue All Keys Lost

 We’ll show you how to program smart keys on a 2024 Nissan Rogue when ALL KEYS are lost.

Using Lonsdor and the BCM 40 cables, we go step-by-step through the full programming process.

 

Tools Used:

Lonsdor K518 Pro Programmer
Lonsdor Nissan BCM 40 Cable

Nissan Rogue 2024

Network connection.

Procedure:

Connect 40 pin bypass cable.

Here will show how to connect the Nissan 40 pin bypass cable.

Program 2024 Nissan Rogue Smart Key with Lonsdor K518 Pro and 40-Pin Adapter

Menu path:

IMMO & Remote- Nissan- Select from vehicle- North America- Rogue- 2021 to 2023- Smart Key (Push button)- All smart key lost.

All keys of vehicle must be reprogrammed.
Turn ignition off.
Turn on hazard warning lights.
Stay at P or neutral gear.
Steering column is in unlocked state.

Reading data.

Start to read key ID.
Put a smart key to be programmed (with logo upwards) flat on the ignition switch.
Read key number.

Read 28-digit password successfully.

Start to program key.
Put a smart key to be programmed (with logo upwards) flat on the ignition switch.
Program successfully.

Test the new key.

How to Connect Lonsdor Nissan 40 Pin Cable for Clio Megane 2021

 Here we share a customer solution on how to connect Lonsdor Renault/Nissan 40 pin cable for Renault Clio/Meganne 2021.

 

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1. Remove dash end trim
2. Undo T20 Torx
3. Remove trim left of glove box

4. Pull glovebox out.
5. Disconnect glovebox lamp

6. Here is the UHC module.

Disconnect this wire.

7. Connect Nissan adapter cable OBD.

8. Connect Lonsdor Nissan 40 pin adapter here.

Program 2024 Nissan Rogue Smart Key with Lonsdor K518 Pro

Programming a smart key for a modern vehicle like the 2024 Nissan Rogue might seem daunting, but with the right tools and a bit of guidance, it can be a straightforward process. In this article, we’ll walk you through the steps to program a smart key using the Lonsdor K518 Pro and a 40-pin BCM adapter.

 

Tools and Equipment Needed:

• Lonsdor K518 Pro (or a similar programmer with internet connectivity)
• Nissan 40-pin BCM adapter cable
• T15 Torx screwdriver
• 10 mm socket wrench
• New smart key(s) to be programmed
• All existing keys for the vehicle

 

Step-by-Step Guide:

1. Accessing the BCM (Body Control Module)

The first step in the process is to access the BCM, which is located behind the side panel in the driver’s footwell. Here’s how to do it:

• Remove the side panel: The panel can be snapped off by hand. There’s a small torque screw inside the footwell that requires a T15 Torx screwdriver to remove. Once the screw is out, the rest of the panel can be easily snapped off.
• Locate the fuse box: The fuse box covers the BCM. There’s a small plastic tab on the fuse box that can be pushed in with your finger, allowing the fuse box to slide out.
• Access the BCM: The BCM is a black box mounted on a bracket with two 10 mm screws. Remove these screws and slide the BCM forward to expose the connectors.

2. Connecting the 40-Pin Adapter Cable

• Unplug the gray 40-pin cable: This cable is connected to the BCM. Unplug it and connect it to the 40-pin adapter harness.
• Reconnect the adapter: Plug the other end of the adapter harness back into the BCM.
• Connect the DLC connector: The adapter harness will have a DLC (Diagnostic Link Connector) that you’ll plug into your Lonsdor K518 Pro. The other end of the DLC connector should be plugged into the vehicle’s DLC port.

3. Programming the Smart Key

Once everything is connected, you’re ready to program the smart key. Here’s how the process works:

• Turn off the ignition: Ensure the vehicle’s ignition is turned off.
• Turn on the hazard lights: This is part of the programming sequence.
• Follow the prompts on the Lonsdor K518 Pro: The device will guide you through the process. It will ask you to hold the original key up to the start button to verify the chip. The device will then connect to the internet to perform the necessary calculations.
• Program all keys: The system will erase all existing keys, so it’s important to have all keys (both existing and new) present during the programming process. The Lonsdor K518 Pro will prompt you to hold each key up to the start button to program it.

4. Completing the Process

• Verify the new key: Once the programming is complete, the new smart key should be fully functional. You can test it by locking and unlocking the vehicle or starting the engine.
• Copy the key blade: If your new smart key came with a blank blade, you’ll need to cut it to match the original key. This can be done using a key-cutting machine.

Tips and Considerations:

• Internet Connection: Ensure you have a stable Wi-Fi connection during the programming process, as the Lonsdor K518 Pro needs to connect to the internet for certain calculations.
• All Keys Present: Remember that the system will erase all existing keys, so you must have all keys (old and new) with you during programming.
• Compatibility: While this guide uses the Lonsdor K518 Pro, other programmers like the Autel IM508, OBDSTAR or Advanced Diagnostics tools should also work, as long as they support the Nissan 40-pin BCM cable.

Conclusion:

Programming a smart key for a 2024 Nissan Rogue is a relatively simple process when you have the right tools and follow the correct steps. The Lonsdor K518 Pro, combined with the Nissan 40-pin BCM adapter, makes the job quick and efficient, taking only a few minutes to complete. Whether you’re a professional locksmith or a DIY enthusiast, this guide should help you successfully program a new smart key for your Nissan Rogue.

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Lonsdor K518 Pro Program Nissan Ariya 2022 All Keys Lost

 Tutorial: how to program Nissan Ariya 2022 all smart keys lost with Lonsdor K518 Pro and Nissan BCM 40 PIN Cable.

 

 

This function requires unplugging BCM connector then use Nissan BCM 40 PIN Cable to connect BCM.
All keys of this vehicle must be re-programmed.

*The Nissan BCM 40 cable is compatible with following models:

Nissan Rogue T33 2021-
Nissan Pathfinder 2021-
Nissan Sylphy B18 2021-
Nissan Ariya 2022-
Mitsubishi Outlander 2021-

 

 

The BCM module is in front of the assistant driver seat
Connect the BCM cable to the BCM.

We need to remove this port and connect to the female port.
Connect the male port to the female port.

Then connect BCM 40 cable with K518 pro via main test cable.

In K518 Pro, select Immo & Remote-> Nissan-> Select from vehicle->Asia-> Ariya-> 2022 onwards-> All smart key lost

Turn ignition off
Turn on emergency indicators
Start at P or Neutral gear.
The steering column in in unlocked state.

Reading immo data in process.

Then we start to read the key ID

Put the original key (with logo upwards) to the start button
Don’t remove the key from the ignition
Don’t press any button on the key.
Read key information.

Choose CANCEL to go to the next step.

K518 will pull 28-digit PIN of the vehicle through immo data.
The pin code can be used when all keys lost.

Put the key to the start button again
Program key successfully.

If you want to program another key just press OK to continue.

Unplug the connector, re-install the vehicle’s gateway modules.
Connect the device to OBD port, turn the ignition on.

Then test the new key.

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