Okay the RL66 did not have much data on it. Had about a screen full and the rest was ff ff ff ff all the way down. The L56R came from a BSM I had laying around. The L56R accepted the data from the RL66 just because there wasn’t much of data. Well I guess that statement was flipped. The RL66 would handle more data. But at any rate the shit went in. I even transferred it to the tango wrote a key, checked the key, checked the previous key, and all was good. Pulled the pin. Using Arlabs by the way. I got all the tools, vvdi, xprog, smok, orange 5. But arlabs seems to be the most consistent in doing the job.
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LeMaster got a reaction from Pop-a-Lock in RL66 chip on 2007 Nissan Frontier