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There are times when a Mazda 3 owner might need to change the battery in their key fob. You can easily perform this task yourself.

Find the small button located at the back of your key fob. Press the button, then remove the cover.

Lost Keys

Prior to the 1990s losing your car keys was a minor inconvenience. You could replace keys at any hardware store, locksmith shop, or dealer, and it was fairly affordable to do this. Today, your vehicle's high-tech key fob is capable of doing more than lock and start your vehicle and that convenience comes at a price higher cost for replacements.

The key fob has an embedded security chip in it that transmits a unique code that is sent to the car's computers to enable you to open and start the engine. The key fob is capable of controlling various other functions, like opening the windows when you're in a hot parking area and summoning your car to make it easier to reverse into an awkward spot (a feature found on some Genesis GV60 and Hyundai Sonata sedans).

Fortunately, Mazda's remote fobs aren't as expensive as those from other automakers. You can even replace the battery of your key fob yourself, with a bit of know-how. You'll need a flathead screwdriver and a brand new CR2025 for this. Make sure to use the directional buttons and red button to lock and unlock the doors prior to changing the battery.

If you're looking to cut costs you can find a Mazda 3 keyfob online that is OEM. It doesn't need programming by a locksmith or dealer. eBay has a variety of options however, they may not be the exact color of your existing key fob.

Lockouts

One of the worst things that can happen to a driver is becoming locked out of their car. Luckily, there are few tricks that drivers can use to gain access back into their car. First, they should consider calling their local locksmith or mazda key replacement dealership. This is a good option for a variety of reasons, and it's likely to be less expensive and more efficient than calling a tow-truck. A locksmith or dealer must buy a keycode from the database in order to make you a new fob. It's about $100. This is why it's vital to keep this code in a secure place.

Another thing that people can do when stuck outside of their car is to look on the underneath of the key fob to find an additional button. The button is usually a small round one that can be press. This will open the doors of the vehicle and allow the owner to open them manually.

Another method to gain entry into the vehicle locked is by using the emergency override feature. This will allow you to use your key fob to bypass any functions that have been disabled by the theft deterrent system. This usually triggers the hazards warning lights and make a to confirm that the doors, fuel-filler lid or liftgate are locked.

Transponder Chips

If your key fob is equipped with a transponder chip built into the head of the metal key with the L shape, you'll have to visit a locksmith or dealer in order to get it replaced. These chips come with an identification code that can be used to start your vehicle.

The antenna ring emits a blast of radio frequency energy when you insert your key made of metal and switch it on. This energy reaches the chip's transponder located in the key. The chip responds by sending an encoded message to the antenna ring. This tells the car that the key is legitimate.

Most Mazdas come with a transponder chip with a changing code that changes every time you turn it. This means that the key you're using will never work on your vehicle until you've got a copy with the same exact code inside the ignition cylinder.

It's not hard to make your own replacement key. If you find a key that works, insert it into your Mazda. Turn the ignition on. If the key starts your car, you can then copy the information from it to the other key. If necessary, you can also use the eraser of your key fob in order to erase the code. It is important to note that this method is not guarantee that it will work, as some transponder chips recycled from the past may not respond correctly.

Programming

The loss of your car keys can be an expensive and time-consuming ordeal. Mazda has made programming and adding the third car key simple. It's done in a couple of steps, and you won't need to pay an agent for this service. If you have an extra car key, this is the best method to avoid having to pay for towing and dealer charges.

First, you'll need to get a replacement battery for the fob. You can purchase one at an hardware store or a big box retailers for around $10. You'll also need a flathead screwdriver to open the fob. The screwdriver head should fit into small slots on the back of the fob. Once you've removed the case you'll need replace the old battery with the new one.

Now it's time to program the new key fob to your vehicle. To do this, simply insert the first working key into the ignition and then turn it ON. It should take about five seconds before turning the ignition off. Repeat the process with an additional key that works with the new (or extra) key. Once you've completed the procedure then your Mazda should now be able to be launched using the newly programmed keys. If it's not, it could be a problem with the key fob.