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How to Replace a Mazda Key

Mazda is a name that is renowned for its innovative and intuitive technology. Some of these systems improve the safety or performance of your vehicle, while others help make driving your Mazda around East Stroudsburg, Easton, and Brodheadsville simpler.

The key fob is a fantastic example of the latter. It allows you to lock, unlock and start your Mazda by pressing one button. Its battery needs to be replaced every so often.

Lost Keys

Lost or stolen keys are an extremely frustrating issue. Luckily, it's easy to replace the mazda 2 spare key key for older models that have regular metal keys, however newer models require specially programmed computer chips which can only be purchased from the locksmith or dealer.

You'll need to start by getting the VIN number for your vehicle. You can find this information on the dashboard of your car, on your insurance card or on the vehicle's documents. Note this information down to give to the locksmith or the dealership.

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

If you have lost your keys and don't have a backup, you'll need to get the car tow away to a dealer. Then, you'll need to prove ownership and pay for a replacement key. You might need to wait a few days until the dealer is able to order and then pair a replacement key to your vehicle. If you can, have an locksmith create a replacement key instead of the dealer for a lower cost and less hassle.

Repairing the ignition cylinder

The ignition cylinder is part of your Mazda that lets you start the car with a key. If you're experiencing difficulty getting it to turn or you're unable to insert the key into the switch, the ignition cylinder may need be replaced.

Ignition cylinders are more likely to fail than keys which last longer. There isn't a set maintenance routine for them, however you can help them last by keeping your key free of dust and avoiding excessive jiggling or shaking of the key.

To replace the ignition coil, take off any trim or covers that are in the way. Depending on the model it could mean removing the steering wheel cover or removing wiper and accessory switches. Use a socket wrench or screwdriver to press the release tab on the cylinder. The cylinder is released from the switch and allows it to move out of the housing.

Install the new cylinder by connecting the wires to it, then tightening the two screws at the top, and replacing the switch. Reconnect the battery, and verify that the new cylinder can insert or remove keys. Do this three to five times, and then reconnect the battery and attempt to start the vehicle to make sure everything is working properly.

Remote Control Replacement

If your Mazda key remote stops working, you'll need an expert to get it back to working. This is not as common as a problem with the ignition cylinder however, it could leave you in a bind. A locksmith can replace your car remote, and also handle all programming that comes with it.

You'll need to tell an locksmith the year and type of your Mazda car in order to get them to do this. This will allow them to gather the appropriate equipment and also know if additional key programming is needed for your Mazda model.

If your key fob isn't turning on, it could have a battery issue. In this situation the best option to try is to reset your receiver. This can usually bring back functionality. If this fails, you will need to replace the batteries. To accomplish this, remove the key made of metal, and then use a tape-wrapped flathead screwdriver to open the case on one side and then the other side. Once you've completed this then, you can insert a new battery into the key fob. Make sure that it's a suitable battery and then close the case. The Mazda's RF unit needs to be reprogrammed to recognize the key.

Transponder Chip Replacement

If you have a Mazda key fob or smart key, it is likely that your vehicle has a transponder chips in it. This small piece of technology is essentially a mini-board that, when it is inserted into the ignition, will send a signal to your vehicle's immobilizer to let it know that this key is the right one for your vehicle.

They are excellent to protect yourself because they prevent others from opening your car. They do this by making sure that only you are able to start it. Be very cautious not to lose or take your key.

Fortunately, transponder chips can be replaced by a professional locksmith. To do this, you'll need to remove the cover from your key fob. It is usually a thin plastic piece that can be removed using the screwdriver. Then, you will need to remove the chip. It should appear like a tiny black square or transparent tube. After you've done that you can place the chip onto an adhesive tape and attach it to the ignition lock.

A locksmith who is experienced will be able to do this in a flash, and will assist you in getting back on the road fast. Contact a locksmith on the move if you have any problems with your Mazda key.