Key, flip key part #'s compiled

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mazpro

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2008 MS3 GT, 2016 6 Touring

• May 29, 2008

• #41

i wish someone would get one of these flip keys working on an MS3

 

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icspots

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2012 Mazda 5

• May 30, 2008

• #42

benben01 said:

(hand)Damn it! Wish I read this thread before I got my flip key..

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Why's that?

mazpro said:

i wish someone would get one of these flip keys working on an MS3

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That sure would be nice.

 

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Silver Ecstasy

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11 MS3 Sport

• Mar 18, 2009

• #43

I don't mean to revive an old ass thread,

but, I got a hold of a switchblade key for a CX-7. Is there absolutely 100% NO WAY to get this key cut and programmed for the speed3?

 

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Sport6

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2009 Subaru WRX Sedan

• Mar 19, 2009

• #44

well as far as getting cut, they sell key blanks on ebay for like 18 bucks... but you would have to try to see if you can program it with your other keys..

 

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Silver Ecstasy

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11 MS3 Sport

• Mar 19, 2009

• #45

So you're saying it's not impossible to do on the MS3 anymore?

 

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Rotus8

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07 MS3

• Mar 20, 2009

• #46

Getting the key cut and programmed is not a big deal. The problem is with the unlocking remote. The CX-7 uses a different wireless protocol which is not compatible with the MS-3 receiver. You can transplant the CX-7 style radio receiver, but it also does the TPMS and other stuff which can cause problems and runs into real money.

 

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Silver Ecstasy

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11 MS3 Sport

• Mar 20, 2009

• #47

Ah I see..

Damn I guess I just have an extra CX7 key laying around now..

 

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bani

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• Mar 23, 2009

• #48

how about a retrofit for the ms6 smartcard+keyless start into the ms3?

 

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jhsteel82

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• Apr 8, 2009

• #49

Is there a particular chip in the key itself that would need to be programmed or anything?? Like the audi and volkswagen keys?

 

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Rotus8

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07 MS3

• Apr 9, 2009

• #50

jhsteel82 said:

Is there a particular chip in the key itself that would need to be programmed or anything?? Like the audi and volkswagen keys?

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The chip in the key itself does not have to be programmed. The car "key recognition module" has to be programmed to accept the key.

 

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Sims

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JDM, Sport20 Familia 4wd.

• Jul 28, 2009

• #51

Hi there. I have a 2005 JDM Axela SP23, and just lost my flip key whilst out terrorizing country roads on my motorbike Local dealer wants to much for the replacement parts.

Any thoughts on getting a flip key blank, and Mz6 flip fob from the states? Its literally a quarter of the cost. Should work eh?