Ok you have made my mind up for me I’m definitely going to try car key cutting coding etc, I’ve absolutely no experience and I’m getting on in life 60 now 😎 need to have a go at something new to work at, you made that look so easy. Thanks buddy from Edinburgh Scotland 🏴
I started automotive locksmith at 67 years and and are doing OK with it. There are some obstacles and its best if you have some background in cars. Drop me a reply if I can answer any questions. Randy, USA
Just wanted to say a big thank you! I watched a couple other videos on this to try and decode my F350 lock to no avail. None of the other videos talk about using a blank to reset the lock first...duh! Was out here for 45 minutes with no luck watched your video had it open on both sides and decided In under 5 minutes. Cheers!
@@CaptainLockPick I used the HU100 for a 2019 Silverado and it worked perfect in the door but would not work in the ignition. When I decoded the door I just autofilled the rest on AutoCode and it only came back with one option plus the customer said it was just one key. Is this some sort of electronic issue? I did wiggle the steering wheel and the shifter but nothing….
Nice video. I love how your camera films. Lishiwise, Sometimes i use this and neither does it spring nor is it firm. I don't know why it does that but it confuses me a lot. I end up wondering if it is the lock or me. All my locks are removed at the junkyard; most of them come keyless. I take them home to practice and make keys for them. I have hard a hard time with HU101 and this Fo38 used on an 05 Mustang. I am still not able to pick the lock.
Looking professional means more professional prices. Instead Of selling car open ups I sell door keys. The programmed ignition key and/or remote is the upsell.
I've got multiple Ford's over the years and it looks like it would be a handy tool to have around. Right now I have a 95 Bronco with no key to the back tailgate. I am betting with the tool like that I can figure out how to hand file a new key myself. Why??? Just because it's a challenge lol.
Is there a combo pack that contains all lishi for domestic vehicles. I currently use an air wedge but I am trying to learn automotive keys I only do residential work so what would you recommend as starter tools.
I'm liking the Lishi tools! Question for you. I have a 1967 Mustang GT Fastback that I've owned for 40+ years. I've hauled that car all over the country when I moved hoping to be able to build a hot rod. The time has finally come, but I can't find the keys. Does Lishi make a tool for a 67 Mustang trunk lock? I know the trunk is a mirror image key from the ignition key (which I also can't find). I just need to get into the trunk. Thanks for any info you have.
I also have a 1967 fastback s code that I have had since I was in highschool and I am also a locksmith. Lishi does have a tool for the older ford ignition and door but your best bet is to probably just get a new ignition and door locks from year one or mustangs plus ect...
I have yet to open a Ford with a f038 lishi . I can easily open the Chevy vehicles with the gm39 lishi. You make it look so easy. I wish I knew what I was doing wrong 😕 Any tips or tricks to suggest? Please and thank you 🌻
When u find a stiff wafer firmly push the pick while gently releasing tension. Once it is in its true gate there should be a slight springyness. Practice practice practice
Hey buddy I have a towing company and I want to venture into car locksmithin because I bump into a lot of customers with lost keys do you know a good course I can take online am Looking for mentorship and guidance on what equipment to buy, I want to set up with the right tools from the beginning so I don’t have to be on trial and error phase let me know if you can help thanks 🙏 cheers
Hi. I lost all my 1995 Volvo 850 keys, can't open the door nor start it. Tried to order spares from the local agent but have no reply. Can I use the lishi keys? Thanks
I apologize but come on bro. It's Obvious that depends on rather the car uses a transponder or not. If it does not use one yes this will turn it over. But it has to be a lishi that works on doors and ignition. Some don't work on ignition because there are different ignition types.
@@segounlocks5029 okay thank you I appreciate your time and you going out of your way to actually give a real and helpful answer. But now let me ask you how it supposed to be so obvious that the answer is "it depends" that's probably the least obvious answer for something that there possibly could be because obviously it will work this way in some instances if you think of it like that but obviously it will not work because of whatever in that situation but for future reference when somebody is just asking a legitimate question in an honest hope to just learn something they didn't know before coming off like a dick and helps nobody to say "it's obvious" or what do you think but we've gotten past that so thank you again
@@magenlin Because you will be hard-pressed to find a car in the last 20 years that doesn't take a chip. And if it does then it's obvious turning the ignition over won't work. So the only cars that would are cars before 2003 roughly. So I assume someone watching videos on lock picking would know that. Every time I get a customer with an old car they always mention no chip in hopes of saving money. And when you say the words key blank and transponder I think to myself. How could this man know these terms and not know rather a car has one or not? That's why I asked what do you think? Assuming you could answer your own question.
Great video I have that machine as well I love it the machine also has the option to find biting I’ve used it and it’s just as good as those code websites
I use that feature all the time too. Idk if I’d say it’s just as good as code websites. Sometimes I get more results on code websites. Plus you can’t do half cuts on it. Say your lishi tool reads a space as a possible 2 or 3 depth, you have to choose one or the other. Unlike other code softwares
@@CaptainLockPick Your definitely more experienced than me in auto. But when I have an in between depth. I’ll put both in my machine and see if either are a viable code. Usually one will be. And one won’t
That was an awesome video. You didn’t drone on for hours talking about stuff that is not necessary and it was short and sweet, You did well making it possible to see what you were doing and had a great explanation of how the tools work-you did a perfect job. You got some professional tools.🫡
I’m not sure if there’s something wrong with my lishi, but every time I use a F038 I’m successful in picking the door lock and I manage to decode the key for the ignition, but the key doesn’t match the door for some reason. Can anyone tell me what I’m doing wrong?
Does this happen on every Ford? I would try on a Ford that you already have the keys for. Pick the lock, decode it, and see if your cuts match with the existing key. Sometimes if you fail to decode the lock to 100%, it will only work in the door and not the ignition or vice versa.
My cutting machine will actually tell you what the last two cuts could be for free. I also use Lock Codes sometimes which is somewhere around $100 a year for a subscription.
Time is $ Slap in a wedge, and use the door tool to open the door. And the job is done and you're out of there money in hand. Or do that, and take their key and make them another one, if they want it, which is a lot faster than decoding, and then paying a third party for KEY cut code access . Which saves you money, and put more money in your pocket . Just saying
I’ve heard airbags warp the top of door enough for air to rush in loud going down the highway. Plus. You can scratch the door frame With a rod. Lishi is where it’s at
Nice video .. I will say it may be impressive to open a car with it .. but you will need a lot Of them . I have open thousands of cars with air bags and never hurt any .. just have to be careful and use 2 air bags on at the top and side air they up aT same time to open door just the size of a half of a penny size .. 2 air bags will open it more evenly.. it’s not natural to open it just in the side it add pressure to one spot only ! Just a little tip For what impressed me if someone came out and I own had a BMW or Mercedes very nice car would impress the owners for sure !
I think that is nonsense some cars a better picked than force entry. Been doing it for years also and recently switched to to non intrusive. That air Bag also cannot decode the lock.
Most door locks don't use that many wafers , but the ignition does. most all fords only use the 6 which are the same up and down, so only 3 cuts per side not 4 , for a total of 8 cuts,, simple math.
He don’t pay he can get probably two possibilities and try it on blank keys after that he do cut the right key with chip and program it , btw the air bags are the best to open cars you just need to be good at it
Ok you have made my mind up for me I’m definitely going to try car key cutting coding etc, I’ve absolutely no experience and I’m getting on in life 60 now 😎 need to have a go at something new to work at, you made that look so easy. Thanks buddy from Edinburgh Scotland 🏴
I started automotive locksmith at 67 years and and are doing OK with it. There are some obstacles and its best if you have some background in cars. Drop me a reply if I can answer any questions. Randy, USA
Just wanted to say a big thank you! I watched a couple other videos on this to try and decode my F350 lock to no avail. None of the other videos talk about using a blank to reset the lock first...duh! Was out here for 45 minutes with no luck watched your video had it open on both sides and decided In under 5 minutes. Cheers!
That’s a dope key cutting machine! I’ve never seen a small digital one like that…
That looked like the easiest lishi pick ever lol.
nice video man
Dude solid video. I just got my FO38 lishi along with a HON66 and HU100 since I cut and program alot of those.
The FO38 lishi can be difficult to decode with at times. HON66 is difficult to pick but easy to decode. HU100 is one my favorites.
@@CaptainLockPick I used the HU100 for a 2019 Silverado and it worked perfect in the door but would not work in the ignition. When I decoded the door I just autofilled the rest on AutoCode and it only came back with one option plus the customer said it was just one key. Is this some sort of electronic issue? I did wiggle the steering wheel and the shifter but nothing….
Thankyou for explaining how to use the Lishi to cut a key. I will need to buy them and practice on vehicles.
Awesome!P.S. I know that this may sound weird lol, but I love the noises the Xhorse Condor Mini makes.
Hahaha you do?! Oh gosh mine like echos in my van and it hurts my ears 😅
great camera work. Thank you for this video
Nice video. I love how your camera films.
Lishiwise, Sometimes i use this and neither does it spring nor is it firm. I don't know why it does that but it confuses me a lot. I end up wondering if it is the lock or me. All my locks are removed at the junkyard; most of them come keyless. I take them home to practice and make keys for them. I have hard a hard time with HU101 and this Fo38 used on an 05 Mustang. I am still not able to pick the lock.
Looking professional means more professional prices. Instead Of selling car open ups I sell door keys. The programmed ignition key and/or remote is the upsell.
I've got multiple Ford's over the years and it looks like it would be a handy tool to have around.
Right now I have a 95 Bronco with no key to the back tailgate.
I am betting with the tool like that I can figure out how to hand file a new key myself.
Why??? Just because it's a challenge lol.
Your Bronco's H67 key may look very similar to the H75, but it has 10 spaces instead of 8. It is a completely different system.
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thanks for telling me how to break into a car much appreciated its nice and quick
Very Nice!
Great video 😊 TY.
Oh yeah, way better than an airbag and reach tool 👍
Nice job
Thank you! Cheers!
Is there a combo pack that contains all lishi for domestic vehicles. I currently use an air wedge but I am trying to learn automotive keys I only do residential work so what would you recommend as starter tools.
I'm liking the Lishi tools! Question for you. I have a 1967 Mustang GT Fastback that I've owned for 40+ years. I've hauled that car all over the country when I moved hoping to be able to build a hot rod. The time has finally come, but I can't find the keys. Does Lishi make a tool for a 67 Mustang trunk lock? I know the trunk is a mirror image key from the ignition key (which I also can't find). I just need to get into the trunk. Thanks for any info you have.
I also have a 1967 fastback s code that I have had since I was in highschool and I am also a locksmith. Lishi does have a tool for the older ford ignition and door but your best bet is to probably just get a new ignition and door locks from year one or mustangs plus ect...
@@kcreyesmaquilan9741 Looks like that is probably my only option at this point. Thanks.
Great Vid! Thanks
I have yet to open a Ford with a f038 lishi . I can easily open the Chevy vehicles with the gm39 lishi. You make it look so easy. I wish I knew what I was doing wrong 😕 Any tips or tricks to suggest? Please and thank you 🌻
When u find a stiff wafer firmly push the pick while gently releasing tension. Once it is in its true gate there should be a slight springyness. Practice practice practice
i watched alot of videos on the Hu66 kwik decoder and Lishi FO38
what other vehicle do they open do the open like chevy ford and so on thanks
good job bro
Hey buddy I have a towing company and I want to venture into car locksmithin because I bump into a lot of customers with lost keys do you know a good course I can take online am
Looking for mentorship and guidance on what equipment to buy, I want to set up with the right tools from the beginning so I don’t have to be on trial and error phase let me know if you can help thanks 🙏 cheers
Thanks
Hi. I lost all my 1995 Volvo 850 keys, can't open the door nor start it. Tried to order spares from the local agent but have no reply. Can I use the lishi keys? Thanks
i watched alot of videos on the Hu66 kwik decoder and Lishi FO38 lishi what other vehicle do they open do the open like chevy ford and so on thanks
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How much do you charge around for this service if I can ask I’m sure distance has to do with it aswell .
How many lishi versions are there? Which is best for padlocks and house keys in UK?
Do you have to have the specific key blank with a transponder to get it started? Or can you pick the ignition and get it started with a Lishi tool?
What do you think?
@@segounlocks5029 what the fuck kind of answer is this. Aren't you just that funny witty smart ass I bet you're abhorrent to be around in real life
I apologize but come on bro. It's Obvious that depends on rather the car uses a transponder or not. If it does not use one yes this will turn it over. But it has to be a lishi that works on doors and ignition. Some don't work on ignition because there are different ignition types.
@@segounlocks5029 okay thank you I appreciate your time and you going out of your way to actually give a real and helpful answer. But now let me ask you how it supposed to be so obvious that the answer is "it depends" that's probably the least obvious answer for something that there possibly could be because obviously it will work this way in some instances if you think of it like that but obviously it will not work because of whatever in that situation but for future reference when somebody is just asking a legitimate question in an honest hope to just learn something they didn't know before coming off like a dick and helps nobody to say "it's obvious" or what do you think but we've gotten past that so thank you again
@@magenlin Because you will be hard-pressed to find a car in the last 20 years that doesn't take a chip. And if it does then it's obvious turning the ignition over won't work. So the only cars that would are cars before 2003 roughly. So I assume someone watching videos on lock picking would know that. Every time I get a customer with an old car they always mention no chip in hopes of saving money. And when you say the words key blank and transponder I think to myself. How could this man know these terms and not know rather a car has one or not? That's why I asked what do you think? Assuming you could answer your own question.
Looking for what Lishi model for older car, Volvo 240, 1990 ... or any 1980's thru 90's and end of the 240 series cars.
Nice
Thank you for the information #Billingslocksmith
Great video I have that machine as well I love it the machine also has the option to find biting I’ve used it and it’s just as good as those code websites
I use that feature all the time too. Idk if I’d say it’s just as good as code websites. Sometimes I get more results on code websites. Plus you can’t do half cuts on it. Say your lishi tool reads a space as a possible 2 or 3 depth, you have to choose one or the other. Unlike other code softwares
@@CaptainLockPick how much do u pay a month or a year
@@CaptainLockPick
Your definitely more experienced than me in auto. But when I have an in between depth. I’ll put both in my machine and see if either are a viable code. Usually one will be. And one won’t
@@CaptainLockPick can you give me please a link to the website you use for the codes?
Can you explain about the last two depth ?
Do a Icf03 lishi
That was an awesome video. You didn’t drone on for hours talking about stuff that is not necessary and it was short and sweet, You did well making it possible to see what you were doing and had a great explanation of how the tools work-you did a perfect job. You got some professional tools.🫡
Here in 2024!😂 any motorcycle experiences?
Hi which one I need to use for audi bmw? Thank you
This lishi usufull in fiesta ?
what if you end up not pickin it maybe after 15 min?
I’m not sure if there’s something wrong with my lishi, but every time I use a F038 I’m successful in picking the door lock and I manage to decode the key for the ignition, but the key doesn’t match the door for some reason. Can anyone tell me what I’m doing wrong?
Does this happen on every Ford? I would try on a Ford that you already have the keys for. Pick the lock, decode it, and see if your cuts match with the existing key. Sometimes if you fail to decode the lock to 100%, it will only work in the door and not the ignition or vice versa.
Great video , nicely explained. Thank you for sharing.
Bro describe the losg key programing
How much do you pay to get the last two cuts?
My cutting machine will actually tell you what the last two cuts could be for free. I also use Lock Codes sometimes which is somewhere around $100 a year for a subscription.
Time is $
Slap in a wedge, and use the door tool to open the door. And the job is done and you're out of there money in hand.
Or do that, and take their key and make them another one, if they want it, which is a lot faster than decoding, and then paying a third party for KEY cut code access .
Which saves you money, and put more money in your pocket .
Just saying
What’s the name of the machine?
whats the number for chevy and like nissan
I’ve heard airbags warp the top of door enough for air to rush in loud going down the highway. Plus. You can scratch the door frame With a rod. Lishi is where it’s at
By only using one time ??
Yup
Nice video .. I will say it may be impressive to open a car with it .. but you will need a lot
Of them . I have open thousands of cars with air bags and never hurt any .. just have to be careful and use 2 air bags on at the top and side air they up aT same time to open door just the size of a half of a penny size .. 2 air bags will open it more evenly.. it’s not natural to open it just in the side it add pressure to one spot only ! Just a little tip For what impressed me if someone came out and I own had a BMW or Mercedes very nice car would impress the owners for sure !
I agree if done carefully no damage will be done. Thank you for the feedback.
I think that is nonsense some cars a better picked than force entry. Been doing it for years also and recently switched to to non intrusive. That air Bag also cannot decode the lock.
What is name automatic key cutt machine
how do you know 7 and 8 code wasn't in the lock
Most door locks don't use that many wafers , but the ignition does. most all fords only use the 6 which are the same up and down, so only 3 cuts per side not 4 , for a total of 8 cuts,, simple math.
Does he not sound like the “personal space” guy from Rick n morty?
Door tools name
How much do do you pay to get the last two cut ??????? LOL the man did not say $$$$$$$$$$
If you are a locksmith, then you would know the answer to this. If you aren’t a locksmith, then you won’t need know to know the answer.
He don’t pay he can get probably two possibilities and try it on blank keys after that he do cut the right key with chip and program it , btw the air bags are the best to open cars you just need to be good at it
@@aliadada5638 - your absolutely wrong about everything you just said
Like magic
And only two blank max wasted on this car 😉
the "genuinelishi is the fake one... assembly quality is pretty bad compared to real original
I got mine stuck in the ignition, and now mechanic wants 700 to fix. Please send me your business insurance info.
wow really? Your Lishi got stuck?
Hello; send to me too; Address ; or the link; I want to buy this key too; topolino, decoder; please
Most people in North America don't use their keys lol
What is the model number of your key making machine?
Xhorse Dolphin is what I have and it will find last 2 digits with find bitting function, no need to buy Instacode software. Nice auto machine to have.
thanks