mini vci

 Some users reported that they got a problem connecting Toyota Proace 2017+ with Techstream. There is no Proace in the vehicle list. Try different techstream cables (mini vci, mangoose, vxdiag vcx nano toyota) and software versions, all the same.

Here is the clue.

Toyota Proace van is based on a PSA platform. Toyota Proace is a Peugeot Expert and Citroen Jumpy. PSA made Proace for Toyota.

For ProAce project TME has decided the adoption of PSA technical documentation and diagnostic tester.

So you cannot find Proace in Techstream. You will need Diagbox.

Techstream is for all Toyota and Lexus except Supra and ProAce. Supra needs Toyota ISTA* and Proace requires diagbox.

Where to download/get Diagbox for Proace?

Check and download ISTA & Diagbox license for Supra and Proace here.

*Toyota ISTA (which is based on the BMW ISTA) is a seperate software package from Techstream but it does need Techstream installed. It’s specifically for the new Toyota Supras since they’re made by BMW and have different ECUs.

 I got a Toyota Roomy van with one key, the second either remained in Japan.

I’ve been planning to fix this for a long time. And I ordered a key and a mini vci Toyota techstream cable.

The key must be new or blank. To register the key you need to prepare a laptop with Techstream installed, a mini VCI cable, an old key and a new key.
I registered with Techstream version 16.20.023.

Choosing Roomy

Select the Body module in the list of units

Select Utility on the left

Select Add key registration

 

The program offers to open one of the car doors and turn off the car.

Then the program will ask you to bring the old key to the start button – if the central lock clicks ok, then the new key. These operations take 30 seconds. – you need to have the keys in direct access. )

Everything, the new key is registered, it remains only to cut a new physical key on a blank.

If your Toyota or Lexus car is bellow 2016 year, Techstream V11 is enough.

Here we provide mini vci techstream v11 with keygen and set up on vmware. 

I stayed up all night thinking about how to make this easy on everyone so ended up coming with an idea of virtual machine.

What is a virtual machine?

A virtual machine is a computer file, typically called an image, that behaves like an actual computer. In other words, creating a computer within a computer. It runs in a window, much like any other program, giving the end user the same experience on a virtual machine as they would have on the host operating system itself.

So I found VMWARE as our software to create the virtual machine and later on that night I was able to find windows XP 32bit and tried installing xp in the vmware and turns out to work great, so with that being said I combined AGAIN all the files including vmware, winxp, techstream and its drivers as well

I installed winxp on vmware turned out very well to an extent that when I connected the mvci cable it auto installed the drivers I did not even have to manually install the drivers not sure how it happen it could have happened because at that time my winxp virtual machine had already access to the internet. And might have downloaded the drivers itself.

Below is the link of the file 1.24gb

as usual please dont forget to block vmware to access the internet using windows firewall block these two files both inbound and outbound rules
ProgramFiles(x86)\VMware\VMware Workstation\vmware.exe
ProgramFiles(x86)\VMware\VMware Workstation\vmUpdateLauncher.exe

also when winxp is installed on vmware, u can easily drag files from your host computer to winxp (all them techstream files)

https://mega.nz/#!4tkASS6L!LJWshecwOUNIB8CxQ3_M4O3E7f4BsrGSh-Boe3EIihM

file includes:

Techstream v11 (good for the cars/trucks manufactured upto 08/2016)

Techstream keygen

VMware

VMware keygen (I have extracted about 10 keys in notepad)

Windows xp sp3 iso

32bit and 64-bit drivers for MVCI cable

software for checking your cable version.

Please do check the instruction included in the download and installation will be a breeze I have also included screenshot of vmmachine to make it configured right so that usb devices are detected these pictures will make more sense of what I am trying to say

 I recently purchased a Mini-VCI J2534 cable from obdii365 for future car improvements.

Although the site was listed version 18. I do not need this program, just for information.

I encountered such a problem that in the disk "MVCI Driver for TOYOTA.msi" the driver was only for 32-bit Windows OS, and I have Windows 10, x64 bit installed on my laptop.

I searched for a driver on the Internet for a long time and came across one, where he left a link to the desired driver and thanks to him for that!

Download "Mini-VCI-Setup.exe" and run, the installation is standard. After installation, this cord appeared in the MMCodingWriter settings and connected to the car without any problems.

 If you are generating 902 mhz for ford you have to use the right fobs.

If you are trying to prevent the future purchase of OEM smart key fobs for newer Ford vehicles running 900+MHz FSK ID49, Autel is the solution.

Autel keys will save you $300-450 for a dual set of OEM fobs.

How to Generate Ford ID49 902MHz Remote with Autel KM100/IM508/IM608/IM608 II?

Go to Universal Key Generation function.

Choose correct model FCC and ID to generate Ford ID49.

Key is very important. Must generate Autel universal ikey smart key. 

Has to be the right one. “H” part number not “L”.  MAKE SURE TO ORDER “H”.

The other ikeys are 315/433mhz, you will get this message (hardware does not support the frequency) if trying to generate those remotes for Ford ID49 high frequency.

With the right key, the 902mhz would get addressed pretty quick.

Successfully generated 902 mhz with universal obtained.

use CR2450 battery

Check here for Autel/iKey coverage

https://www.obdii365.com/upload/pro/22081016601970593974.pdf

How to use Mini VCI Toyota Techstream V12 software to program a new key for Toyota Tundra 2016.

Procedures:

Connect MINI VCI cable to Toyota Tundra obd port,then run Techstream software

And click “Connect to Vehicle” button at right side menu

Confirm the vehicle information and press Next

After then click “Immobiliser”

Click “Utility”

Then select desired utility “Key Registration”option and press Next button.

 Which cable and techstream version for Lexus SC430? Check the user test report and review below.

My mini vci v1.4.1 cable off obdii365.com works with the following
2002 SC430
2007 SC430
2004 Tacoma
2010 Camry

There are several versions of the cable floating around, but there are two major distinctions:

V1.4: Most common. Cost: $20-50

V2.0: Difficult to find. Many devices that claim to be V2.0 are actually just scams. Cost: $50-$100

Let me start by saying cable v2.0.4 only read the VIN data of my 2007 SC430 but wouldn’t change any settings or command the seat ECU to recline the passenger seat back. I think the cable or chip has issues.

Cable v1.4.1 worked 100% as usual.

I have an old Gateway laptop running WinXP 32bit.
I am running Techstream v15.00.016 but I first loaded v12.10.019.  It seems to function the same for my cars.

Here is the link to the 5 min install
http://blog.obdii365.com/2019/11/04/download-techstream-v12-vmware-for-vxdiag-toyota/
if you want to download TechStream directly to your laptop, click link below
You will probably need WinXP or Win7 32 bit to do it this way.
you may need to download a free copy of winrar to unzip or unpack the v12 files.

http://blog.obdii365.com/2017/05/09/toyota-techstreamv12-10-019-free-download/

here are some pics of a couple of operations

A lot of customized functions

I selected the engine ECU button…then data list.  Those are the live engine data screens. I have noticed some Toyota and Lexus models separate transmission live and engine live data access, while others combine engine/transmission live data.

 

 

 

 

 

command the seat ECU to recline the passenger seat back

Allows to register TPMS

It also has a change VIN function.

That could be handy if you buy a used ECU and need to match it to your car.  not sure cause i didn’t get a chance to test it.

Personal experience: this mini vci 1.4.1 cable works perfectly. Good enough for reading/clearing codes and diagnostics.

Decided I didn't want to wait for the VXDiag tool from China and bought a cheap mini-VCI J2534 cable off obdii365.com. Received that Saturday night. 

https://www.obdii365.com/wholesale/2018-new-mini-vci-cable-for-toyota.html

Installed TechStream v14.20.019 onto the laptop and found some drivers for the mini-vci. Techstream works fine on Windows 10 64 bit since the OS is backwards compatible with most 32 bit programs. The problem was not having all the drivers and such for the mini-vci cable. Windows installed a driver but there was no communication with the trucks ECUs.

Fought this all morning Sunday and finally found the correct information to get everything working. Part of the problem was that i did not install software for the cable yet. They got me the download link I needed for the missing software. Once I had that, I followed the directions that are included, along with some other posts that I found on various forums via google searches. Finally got the cable working and TechStream was able to communicate with the 4runner 2003.

Made changes to the customization settings that are available, like turning off the DRL, setting the remotes to unlock all doors with a single click instead of the double it had been and a few other minor changes that I found I wanted since the options were there. Everything was great until I drove the truck. VSC TRAC and VSC OFF lights were now on solid. 

Spent another couple hours fighting this. Finally got it figured out with the help of my friends. Turns out that there is a chance that whenever you connect ANY OBDII type device, including the mini-vci while running TechStream, it will trip a C1336 code. That means that the VSC TRAC system calibration has been undone and needs to be reset. Unfortunately, you can't do the recalibration using TechStream. You either need the fancy Toyota tools to do it or you do it manually using a couple wires and following a few steps that are provided in the repair manual. I used the couple wires method and was able to perform the zero point calibration, turning off the dash lights. All was fixed again.

Toyota TechStream is pretty cool, lets you set various customizations like I pointed out above and also check and verify the health of all the ECUs in the truck. There are several and each one can have it's own issues. I didn't have any codes on any of them, excepting the C1336 which took forever to show up. I had to have the truck running, TechStream hooked up and monitoring things and then move the truck a couple feet forward and back to get the code to finally show up. It will also come in handy for if I ever need to replace the brake master or vacuum booster reservoir thing, I think it's called the accumulator or something. TechStream can bleed vacuum off and reset the zero point calibration for that as well. Basically, it's a must have tool for these ECU laden, newer Toyota vehicles.

 For Toyota Prius G3 (Generation 3) hybrid vehicles, you have a few ways to add a smart key to your car. None can be done by chicken dance, you need a programming tool.

1) Buy a virginized (sometimes called “reset”) smartkey on Ebay simply register (add) it with Techstream or other high-end automotive scan tools. No seed code is required.

2) Reset your used smar tkey then do step #1. Most auto locksmiths can reset Toyota G3 fobs with Xhorse Key Tool Max or similar.

3) Reset the smart key ECU on the car using seed/passcode approach and Techstream. Then re-register all your fobs, even if they are not virginized. Just make sure you REGISTER your fobs within 10 presses of the cars START button after car is reset. If not, there’s a chance you’ll brick the car.
BTW, PIN-online.net PINS can also also be used to generate Techstream activation codes so you can activate the latest Techstream version on your laptop without buying a license from Toyota.

4) Just pay an auto locksmith to do it. We charge $75 to cut and program a customer supplied fob. We often use our Autel IM608 immobilizer tool and Xhorse Condor key cutting machine. These tools cost thousands of dollars so if an auto locksmith will do it for $75 it’s a fair price to have it done in 20-30 minutes. If you have a working Techstream setup then option 3 is probably the best route to take, but getting Techstream installed and working properly takes a newbie a few hours of research and futzing around.

 TOYOTA Techstream V16.20.023 (08/2021) is newly tested working like a charm.

Techstream is the replacement for diagnostic tester. It combines the functionality of TIS and scantool in a single portable device. With TIS techstream, technicians can simultaneously view / analyze on-board vehicle data, review relevant TIS service documents, and reprogram vehicles from the driver’s seat via wireless connection to TIS.

Driver MVCI for x64 OS – Techstream 16.20.023 setup.exe Link:
https://yadi.sk/d/SkJ5W7dQLEhwSg

Password: NO PASS!!!

Size:  245MB

Version: Toyota Techstream V16.20.023 (08/2021)

Language: Chinese, Spanish, German, French, English, Italian, Japanese

Source: forum and need key by providing the ID and area.

Toyota Techstream V16.20.023 workable cable:

Mini VCI cable (both item no. SV46-D1 and item no. SV46-D at obdii365.com) for toyota-scion-lexus vehicles.

Toyota Techstream V16.20.023 Installation:

Part 1. install Techstream software

Open the folder of Toyota Techstream V16.20.023 [2021.08], then right

Click on “Toyota Techsteam V16.20.023” and select “Run as administrator.

Choose Setup Language.

Preparing setup.

Install Techstream Software on your computer.

Accept the terms of the license agreement.

Please enter your name and the name of the company for which you work.

Click on “Install”.

InstallShield Wizard has successfully installed Techstream software.

Part 2. Run TS_Loader

Right click on “Techstream” on the desktop and select “Open file location”.

Then right click on “TS_Loader” and select “Send to” Desktop (create shortcut)

Part 3. Open Toyota Techsteam V16.20.023 software

Select Area (Japan, North America, Europe, Other).

We select “North America” and then “English”, then enter the dealer name, dealer code and dealer phone in the Techstream Configuration.

Open the software of Toyota Techsteam V16.20.023 and ready to use.

You can configure the area and language.

That’s all.

Thanks

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