Description
March 4th - Wednesday | Full Day Session (8:00 AM - 5:00 PM)
Course Overview:
This hands-on course is designed for intermediate to experienced automotive locksmiths who want to confidently work with BMW immobilizer systems across CAS 1–4, FEM/BDC, and BDC2/BDC3 platforms for both E and F body vehicles. Led by Justin Gjuicy Smith, the course covers the latest tools, techniques, and best practices for safely generating keys, retrofitting modules, and troubleshooting in-field issues. Students will gain practical knowledge on ACDP, Abrites, VVDI2, Autohex, BMW Explorer, and KeyTool Plus, as well as EEPROM basics, soldering, and proper module handling protocols.
You Will Learn:
- Overview of BMW immobilizer systems, car/key versions, and system functions
- CAS 1–4, FEM/BDC, BDC2/BDC3 platform functions and applications
- Data handling: required information, storage locations, OBD recovery, and avoiding pitfalls
- Programming & troubleshooting: stable software use, battery considerations, crashed vehicle recovery, supersessions, used module programming, VIN/mileage changes, and file matching
- Hands-on module and key lab exercises to reinforce safe and effective techniques
Key Takeaway:
Stop turning away revenue due to fear or lack of understanding. After this course, you’ll be equipped to safely make keys, program modules, and troubleshoot BMW immobilizer systems, confidently using the latest tools and cost-effective methods.
Who Should Attend:
Intermediate to experienced automotive locksmiths seeking mastery of BMW immobilizer systems and key programming. This course is not intended for beginners.
Sheraton Music City Hotel
**This class is designed specifically for locksmith professionals. We will review all registration requests to confirm eligibility. If we need additional information, we may reach out to you. Should we find that you're not eligible for the class, we will promptly cancel your registration and issue a full refund.**
