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Why Mazda Key Replacement Will Be Your Next Big Obsession?
How to Fix Common Mazda 3 Key Problems

The Mazda 3 is a stylish compact car that is agile in its handling and luxurious interiors. It's also a great bargain compared to other compacts on the market.

It's a major pain to lose keys. It's not just that you'll have to pay the dealer to tow your vehicle and reprogramme the key as well, but it could also cost you money to replace the spare keys.

Keys not locking or unlocking doors

It's risky to lock the doors without locking them especially when the vehicle is moving. If the door is locked while the vehicle is moving, passengers may fall out or suffer injuries. Keep keys out of reach of children to avoid this problem. Children might find them interesting and want to play with them. This could cause the power window or other controls to work and even cause the vehicle to move.

If you notice that the key fob doesn't unlock or lock the doors, the battery may be dead. The button cell battery in the keyfob has a limited time of life, which is why it is essential to replace it regularly. A good battery will last between two and four years. When replacing the battery, it is essential to choose a replacement battery with the same size and voltage as the one that was originally.

A key pairing issue may also be the reason behind your key fob not working. It's possible that the keyfob was not properly connected to the vehicle at the time it was purchased. In this situation, it will need to be reset by the dealer. Fortunately this can be accomplished in just a few minutes. The dealership can also reset the onboard computer to erase any remaining electricity. However, this does not alter the key fob's capability to lock or unlock the doors.

Dead coin battery

It's possible that the battery is dead if your key fob isn't turning on or unlock your car. This is a common problem however, it is easily fixed. You can replace the battery yourself, avoiding going to the dealer. The procedure is easy and requires only two tools.

Press the auxiliary key button located on the back of the Mazda flip key. This will open the metal auxiliary key and allow you to take it off. After the auxiliary key made of metal is removed, you'll see a slot on either side of the fob case. Use a tape-wrapped flathead screwdriver break open the case starting with one side and then the other. Gently pry the two halves of the case and put them aside.

You can now replace the battery in the key fob. Be careful not to damage the ring of rubber that the battery sits on. Once the battery has been replaced, you can reassemble the case and enjoy your new key fob!

Most stores that sell batteries have a replacement battery. Look up a CR2025 battery. These batteries are usually used in calculators and watches but can also be found in auto parts stores and online. Switching the battery in your Mazda 3 is easy and quick, and will save you money when you travel to the dealership.


Key pairing issue

If your Mazda 3 has been working for a while and then suddenly stops and then it's possible that it's the remote keyless receiver module. This can happen if the internal chip of the key fob has been damaged. It could be caused by a number of reasons, like a dropped key or exposure to water.

The key fob's electronics are protected by rubber seals, so a splash of rain will not cause damage to them. However, submerging it into ocean or pool water is the most serious risk due to the highly electrically conductivity of salt can cause damage to the electronics.

If your key fob does not function, you might require a new battery. A quick search on internet will reveal that there are numerous third-party replacement batteries. It's essential to remember that they may not work with your Mazda 3. It's best to purchase one from a dealership and ensure it is 100% guaranteed to work with your vehicle.

After you've replaced your battery your key fob should function again. If mazda 2 battery key does not respond when you press on the lock button, it is likely that the key has been stuck in power saving mode. Press the lock button 5 times and hold it until the red light appears.

Reprogramming the key

The keyless entry system that comes with a Mazda allows you to open and start the car without the standard key. It's an excellent convenience, however the process of reprogramming the remote or key can be confusing for some people. This also requires a computer that is available only to the locksmith in the car or dealer. This machine is connected with the computer in the vehicle, and it begins the programing process for a new key or remote.

The first step is to have at least two functioning keys for the Mazda. You can then proceed with changing the program of a spare one. The functions of the new FOB will be temporarily disabled to protect the vehicle from theft. Once you've reprogrammed your new key, these functions can be activated again.

After that, you can use the new key to open the doors and start the engine. You should first test it to ensure that it works. If you're worried about losing your keys, it is recommended to keep a spare key around.

The process of adding a spare key to your Mazda is a relatively simple process. Follow these steps and you can save a considerable amount of money, as you don't have to pay a dealership to do it for you. This can also save you from a costly tow bill and save money on a new spare key.