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How to Fix Common Mazda 3 Key ProblemsThe Mazda 3 is an elegant compact car with a premium interior and a nimble handling. It's also a huge deal less expensive than other compacts available.It can be a huge trouble to lose keys. It can be costly to replace spare keys as well as taking your vehicle to the dealer for reprogramming your key.The key will not lock or unlock the doorLeaving the doors unlocked could be dangerous, especially when the vehicle is moving. If the door is locked while the vehicle is in motion, passengers may be thrown out or injure themselves. To avoid this risk be sure to keep the keys away from children. Children might find them interesting and play with them, which can cause the power windows or other controls to be activated or even cause the car to move.If you notice that the key fob won't lock or unlock the doors, the battery could be dead. The button cell battery that is in the key fob is limited in its lifespan, so it is important to replace it regularly. A high-quality battery will last between two and four years. When replacing the battery, it's important to select a battery that has the same size and voltage as the one that was originally.A problem with key pairing could also be the cause of your key fob not working. It's possible that the keyfob was not properly linked to the vehicle when it was purchased. In this scenario the dealer will have to reprogram the key fob. This can be accomplished in under an hour. The dealer can also reset the onboard computer to erase any remaining electric current. This will not solve your key fob's failure to lock or unlock doors.Dead coin batteryIf your key fob isn't activating or unlocking your car, it may be because the battery is dead. This is a common issue however, it is easily fixed. You can change your battery yourself and avoid the hassle of going to a dealer. The process is easy and requires just a few simple tools.First, press the auxiliary key button on the back of your Mazda flip key. This will let you take off the auxiliary keys made of metal. Once the metal auxiliary key is removed, you'll find there is a slot on both sides of the fob case. Begin with one side of the case and move around using a tape-wrapped screwdriver. Gently pry the two halves of the case and put them aside.Now you'll have a clear picture of the battery on the key fob which means you can replace it. Be careful not to scratch the ring of rubber that the battery sits on. When the battery is replaced, you can put it back into the case and take pleasure in your new key fob!The majority of stores that sell batteries will have a spare battery. Look for a CR2025 battery. These batteries are commonly used in calculators and watches however they can also be found at auto parts stores and online. Making the change to the battery in your Mazda 3 is easy and fast, and will save you money when you go to the dealership.Key Pairing ProblemIf you've been driving your Mazda 3 for a long time and suddenly it stopped working, there may be a problem with the remote keyless system receiver module. This is especially true in the event that the key fob's inner chip is damaged. It could be caused by a number of causes, such as dropping the key or exposure to water.Fortunately the key fob's electronics chips are protected by rubber seals and should be fine even with splashes of water. Submerging the key fob into pool or ocean water could be a major issue because salty water is highly conductive and could cause damage to the electronic components.If your key fob will not work, you may need new batteries. There are G28CarKeys of third-party batteries on the internet. It's important to keep in mind that these batteries might not be compatible for your Mazda 3. It's recommended to buy one from the dealership and make sure that it's certain to work with your vehicle.After replacing the battery the key fob should function again. If the remote doesn't respond when press the lock button, it is likely stuck in power-saving mode. Press the lock button 5 times, and hold it until the red light appears.Reprogramming a keyThe keyless entry system that comes with the Mazda allows you to open and start the car without the traditional key. It's a wonderful convenience, but the process of reprogramming the remote or the key can be confusing for some people. It also requires a device that is available only to the locksmith for your car or dealer. This machine is connected to the computer in the vehicle and it begins the programing process for the creation of a new key or remote.The first step is to have at minimum two keys that are compatible for the Mazda. The next step is the reprogramming of a spare key. The functions of the new FOB will be temporarily disabled to safeguard the vehicle from theft. After you've reprogrammed the new key, these functions will be activated once more.You can now make use of the new key for the ignition and to open the doors. Check it out first to make sure it is working. Keep a spare set of keys in case you are concerned about losing your keys.It is easy to add the spare Mazda key. You can save money by following these simple steps. This will also help you avoid the expense of a tow and also save money on a new spare key.