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Carry a Spare Key For Your Mazda It's a risk to leave children in cars. They can cause power windows or other controls to function and even make the car move. If you've lost your Mazda key, you should get in touch with a professional locksmith right away. They can create spare keys for any Mazda model. They can also cut and program a replacement key if your key is damaged or not working properly. Keyless Remote Control Fob Many newer cars have key fobs that permit the remote opening and lock the car's doors and also start the engine. But, as with any technology, these may fail from time to time. Fortunately, most problems with key fobs are not serious or complicated and are usually quickly resolved. One of the best ways to keep these issues from catching you unaware is to always have a spare key. Key fobs require batteries, which need to be replaced regularly. Some fobs have removable covers, making it easy to replace the battery. Others might require a specific tool or assistance from a dealer. Whatever key fob you own, a new battery should last for around a year. A spare battery can save you from being stranded on the way to work in Manhattan, White Plains or elsewhere. The “flip key” fobs have the flip-out key that pops out when you press a button. The fob also comes with buttons to unlock the door, open the trunk and more. When not in use, the key can be turned into a remote. Flip-keys as well as fobs can be damaged by a variety of things, such as water and sharp force. Scratches to the circuit board and excessive heat are also a possibility. Transponder Chip Keys You may need transponder keys to start your car if it's from the past two decades. This technology can prevent car theft by using the code that can only be deciphered by the computer in the car. The key is fitted with a tiny microchip inside of it which is similar to the chips used in military planes. The chip communicates with the vehicle's onboard system through a ringed antenna around the ignition cylinder. The key also has copper wiring that's connected to the microchip. The wire sends a message to the onboard computer of the car when you turn the key into the ignition. The computer onboard responds by allowing you to start the engine. If the code is valid, it stays on and the car won't stop or lock itself. Certain Mazda keys need programming (transponder and remote/fob key). These are only programmed by an auto dealer or locksmith. Other keys aren't required to be programmed. Other keys don't require the use of code. Keys for Keyless Entry Systems Mazda's Keyless Entry system allows you to unlock your door and start your car with one keyfob. The key fob contains an electronic security chip that transmits a signal to the car electronics that activate doors and ignition. Some models have the option of a push button which can be used to start the car without a key. Every time the keyfob gets activated, a 40 bit code is generated to keep the transmitter and the receiver in sync. The receiver and transmitter utilize an algorithm known as a pseudo-random numbers generator to generate the codes to ensure they don't repeat. If you're experiencing issues with your Mazda Advanced Keyless Entry, it could be due to the battery of the fob is low or the transmitter in the car is malfunctioning. If mazda car key replacement isn't resolved it is best to bring the key fob to Holiday Mazda in Fond du Lac, WI, to have technicians take a look. Bring a spare electronic remote to use while waiting for your Mazda dealer. Also, take the plate off that is attached to the key set, and store it in a safe place (not in your vehicle). This will give you the code needed should you need to purchase a replacement keyfob. Keys with Remote Control This remote can be used with your Mazda when it is equipped with the standard keyless entry system. It can unlock the doors and start the engine. It will also work with the factory KEY LOCK. You'll need to have the remote professionally programmed after it has been received by an auto locksmith in your area (click here for Locksmith Search). It is an aftermarket remote and therefore does not come with the Mazda logo on the back of it. The keys control the door locks, the liftgate lids, and fuel-filler locks (if equipped) and also activating the engine of your car and activating the theft-deterrent systems in the event that your vehicle is equipped. If the system is malfunctioning or fails to function properly, the hazard alert lights or a warning sound will indicate the problem. For more information, contact your Mazda Authorized Dealer. It is important to not leave children alone when you are using the key. They might be able operate the controls or move the vehicle. The battery in the key is recommended to be replaced at least every year. The KEY warning indicator will be displayed in the instrument cluster or the KEY Battery Replace Warning Beep.