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How to Replace a Mazda Key

Mazda is known for its innovative and intuitive technology. Some of these systems improve safety or performance, while others help make driving your Mazda around East Stroudsburg, Easton, and Brodheadsville easier.

The key fob, for example is a great example of this. This handy device allows you to lock, unlock and even start your Mazda by pressing the button. However its battery must be replaced every now and again.

Lost Keys

Keys that are lost or stolen are an extremely frustrating issue. Luckily, it is fairly easy to replace a Mazda key for older models that have regular metal keys, however modern cars require special programmable computer chips which can only be manufactured by the dealer or locksmith.

It is necessary to begin by finding the VIN number for your vehicle. You can find this information on the dashboard of the vehicle, on your insurance card, or on your vehicle documents. Write down this information to give to the locksmith or dealership.

You will also need an extra working key. Place the key in the slot and turn the ignition to ON. After about five seconds, you can remove the key and turn the ignition off. Repeat this procedure with the second working key. Once both keys are in, your car's computer chip is linked to the new key.

If you have lost your keys and do not have a backup, you'll need to get the vehicle towed to a dealer. Then, you'll need to show proof of ownership and pay for the replacement key. You may have to wait a few days until the dealer can order and match a replacement key with your car. If you're able to, have locksmiths make a replacement key in place of the dealer for a cheaper price and less hassle.

Ignition Cylinder Replacement

The ignition cylinder is part of your Mazda that allows you to start the car by using the use of a key. If you are having trouble getting it to turn or you are unable to insert the key into the switch, the ignition cylinder may need be replaced.

Ignition cylinders fail more often than keys, which last for longer. There isn't any requirement to adhere to an exact maintenance schedule however, keeping your key clean will make it last longer.

To replace the ignition coil, remove any trim or covers that are blocking the way. Depending on the model this could involve removal of the steering wheel cover or removing the wiper as well as accessory switches. Use an socket wrench or screwdriver to press the release tab on the cylinder. This will release the cylinder from its switch and allow it to slide out.

Install the new cylinder by connecting the wires to it, then tightening the two screws on the top and then replacing the switch. Reconnect the battery, and test the insertion/removal function of the new cylinder. Do this 3 to 5 times, and then reconnect the battery and attempt to start the vehicle to verify that all is working correctly.

Remote Control Replacement

If your Mazda key remote is not working, you will require the help of an expert. While this isn't as common as an issue with the ignition cylinder, it does happen, and it can leave you in some situations. A locksmith can replace the car remote and take care of all programming that it comes with.

You'll need to tell an locksmith the year and model of your Mazda car in order to have them perform this. This will allow locksmiths to gather the necessary supplies and know if any additional key programming is needed for your Mazda model.

If replacement mazda 2 key won't turn on, it might have a low battery. The best thing to do in this situation is to reset the receiver because this is often able to restore functionality. If that doesn't work you'll need to replace the battery. To do this you will have to take the key off and then use a flathead screwdriver wrapped in tape to push the case open on one side. After you've done that it's time to insert a brand new battery into the key fob. Close the case and make sure it's compatible. The RF unit inside your Mazda must be programmed to recognize the new key.

Transponder Chip Replacement


If you have a Mazda key fob or a smart key, chances are that your car has a transponder inside it. This tiny piece of technology, which is in essence an micro-motherboard, transmits a signal to the immobilizer in your car when placed in the ignition.

These keys are great for security since they block others from beginning your car. They do this by making sure that only you are able to start the car. You must be extremely careful not to lose or take your key.

Fortunately, transponder chips are able to be replaced by an experienced locksmith. In order to do this, you'll have to remove the cover from the key fob - usually it's a small piece of plastic that can be removed using an pliers or screwdriver. The next step is to take out the chip, which will appear like a small black square or a transparent tube. After that, just place the chip on a piece tape and then attach it to the ignition lock.

A professional locksmith should be able accomplish this in no time, and they'll be able to assist you get your vehicle back on the road as swiftly as they can. If you're having issues with your Mazda key, call an experienced mobile locksmith away.

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