Launch X-Prog3 Car Key Programmer and Immobilizer Tool
Launch X-Prog3 Car Key Programmer and Immobilizer Tool
The Launch X-Prog3 is a versatile vehicle immobilizer and key programmer designed for professional locksmiths and automotive mechanics. This device enables advanced chip reading, writing, and matching, supporting tasks like adding keys, handling all keys lost, and performing ECU or EEPROM/MCU operations.
Key features
- Wide Compatibility – Works seamlessly with various Launch X-431 products including PAD 7 and Pro5.
- Advanced Immobilizer Functions – Supports Mercedes-Benz infrared key reading, BMW engine ISN code reading, and VW MQB module replacement.
- Multiple Connection Methods – Includes support for OBD16 direct connection, chip burning socket interaction, and ECU pin connection via cable.
- Comprehensive Data Support – Capable of reading and writing data for over 1,000 ECU, EEPROM, and MCU types.
Specifications
| Brand | Launch |
|---|---|
| Model | X-Prog3 |
| Dimensions | 420 × 260 × 130 mm |
| Input Voltage | DC 12 V |
| Input Current | 500 mA |
| Working Temperature | 0–50 ℃ |
| Interface | DB26, DB15 |
| Warranty | 2 Years |
What's in the box
- Main unit and power adaptor
- Main diagnostic cable
- Fourth-generation data acquisition cables (two types)
- Bench mode cable
- MCU converters V1 and V2
- MCU cable with multiple leads
- EEPROM chip adaptor
- Benz infrared analog acquisition key
Ideal for
This tool is suited for automotive electronics specialists, locksmiths, and vehicle maintenance shops requiring professional-grade equipment for anti-theft system diagnostics and key programming.
FAQ
Which diagnostic devices is this programmer compatible with?
The X-Prog3 is designed to work with various Launch X-431 products, including the PAD 7 and Pro5.
Can this device handle all keys lost situations?
Yes, it supports key programming for various vehicles including all keys lost scenarios for specific Volkswagen and Audi models.
What types of components can this device read and write?
It supports over 1,000 types of ECUs, EEPROMs, and MCUs, including BMW CAS4+ and FEM chips, as well as various engine and gearbox data modules.