II have a Mazda 6 2009 with 2 programmable keys, but the 2nd key's remote is broken. Can I take key out from my broken remote &amp; put in this &amp; program?
1034791
Yes u can ,i purchased one of these had the key cut,partially programed (locks/unlocks doors ,but i have to take to dealer to finish programing it)
1574099
I took mine to a key shop and they couldn't make it work either...it opens the door and that's about it. I had to bite the bullet and purchase their replacement key for about $65 dollars including programing. Still much cheaper than the dealer. Rick p.s. I did purchase a remote fob from Amazon that I was able to program myself, after about six or eight tries.
1880334
If your Mazda come with the key and fob separate then yes it will work. But if your car comes with the key built in to(you know like a switch blade key and fob) the fob it wont work.
1774952
Just switch it from your old key if you have it. I did and it worked perfect. Take the buttons as well. If not you would probably have to get a new one through the dealer if its lost.
220980
Sorry, I don't know. I don't even remember how I figured out what keys would work in my car. Good Luck.
1074948
Well lets see if I can remember. It's been awhile since I've done this. 1.) Place key in ignition.2.) turn Ignition switch on and off 10 times. (Don't start) Just to accessory position.3.)You will hear the door locks lock and unlock.4.) Then within 5 seconds press any button on the remote.5.) That's it..... should work. 6.) If you have 2 remotes you will need to press a button on both of them at the same time frame I think.I hope this works. Like I said it's been awhile. Good luck!
1236458
If you have the 2 original key fobs then you can program it yourself. But the key part needs to be done at a key maker.
746795
Yes you can but BEWARE THERE IS A CHIP FOR THE CAR TO START I Broke mine and had to pay almost $300 for a new key all cause I wanted to change the black part of the key fob
1420843
if you have two current working keys you can program the key yourself. if you only have one key right now a dealer or locksmith will have to perform the programming. thanks!!
799733
You probably need to take it to a dealer. It takes a "Tech II Computer" (which plugs in to a recepticle under the dash) to program the car and remote to each other. A good local repair shop (Tuffy-type place) may have one; it would be worth a call because they'll charge you less than the dealer.
1911751
This is for 2007 mazda3, not sure if it is gonna work with 2008 model (the FCC ID NO# might be different). anyway, you can program it yourself. just google it. the programming instruction is very simple.
922521
from what i understand you need two keys to program a third your self, if you have one key the second has to be programed by the dealer. I got three blanks and had one programed and did the other two myself. they all worked for my 2005 Mazda3
723763
That is correct. I now have an extra working fob. The key inside that one is blank. So I have an extra valet kept. Your existing key more than likely will not fit in new fob...but a tech II can program the fob to work. Hope this helps.
1254471
I took mine to Walmart and had it cut, it will open the door but will not start the vehicle because it has a chip in it. This is the dumbest thing on my 2000 F150 you need two original keys in order to program this key, I'm thinking if you have 2 keys why would you need to program another. I only have one key and can't program this one. There is a local hardware store that says they can program it but they want $50.00 to do it, I haven't had a chance to have it done.
2227625
You will not be able to program the key itself without a 2nd working/programmed key. Use a locksmith a locksmith instead of the Stealership. Their charge was $70 for they key/key cutting/programming, or 60 for same if I brought one in off the internet. Seemed like a no brainer, the entire process took 10/15 minutes. Stealership wanted 160, so it was less than half price.
1762741
If you only have one electronic key for your vehicle, then the electronic key would have to be programmed by a dealership. However if you have two electronic keys then use can program a third by yourself. The actual door key which slides out should be interchangeable between electronic keys. Hope this helps.
1042560
No, only the dealer can program a new key. I'd suggest checking several dealers for a cost to program and buying a key online rather than from the dealer.