We explore the capabilities of Autel’s newAT100 super chipby attempting to clone a2024 Toyota Hilux key (Type H)using theAutel IM508andXP400 Pro.

Step-by-Step Cloning Process

1. Reading the Original Key

• First, the original Hilux key was read usingVVDI, which identified it as an8A transponderwith the following details:
  • ID:5DB 3A 8A4 39
  • Type:Cloneable 8A chip

• Next, the same key was scanned with theAutel IM508 + XP400to verify consistency.
  • The Autel system detected asimilar 8A chipbut displayed the data in aslightly different format.

2. Cloning with Autel’s AT100 Chip

• Selected"Transponder Cloning”in the Autel IM508 menu.
• Manually chose the8A chip type(unlike VVDI, which does this automatically).
• Followed the prompts to:
  • Insert theoriginal keyinto the XP400’s slot.
  • Remove it and replace it with theblank AT100 chip.

3. Initial Failure & Retry

• The first cloning attemptfailed, possibly due to:
  • Improper chip positioning.
  • Communication lag between devices.
• Afterrepositioning the chip and retrying, the process succeeded.

4. Verifying the Cloned Key

• Both theoriginal and cloned keyswere scanned again.
• Confirmed that theclone had the same ID (5DB 3A 8A4 39)and functioned correctly.

Works Successfully – TheAT100 chipcan clone 8A transponders, including the 2024 Hilux key.

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