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It's not too bad once you get into the software. It's actually way more difficult to film and edit a video about it than the actual programming. The keys were working within 45 minutes but it took me 4 hours to edit the show. All the best! PS I bought an Open Air Outdoors coffee mug...just waiting for delivery...I see the tracking is moving along.

Thanks buddy🍻@@EverydayProjects

Hi Renaldo! This won’t work with your Toyota so you’ll need to go buy a ford or Mazda now.😊 it saved me $400 by not going to the Stealership with this.

@@EverydayProjects 😬🤭

Ford owned Mazda for a while and that's why the software covers both makes. It can do just about anything a dealer can including all sorts of tweaks of things like headlight settings, air bag status and reset, it can even tell the weight of a passenger in the front seat to calibrate whether the air bag will deploy or not. Amazing software! I am very happy to have it because I own two Mazdas and one Ford.

I hope it helped. Take Care

​@EverydayProjects hey what happens if I accidentally clicked on erase and programming keys? Ik u said not to but I did and then after I clicked on ignition key programming it says pats programming failed hmm? Any ideas

I now have spare keys! I was getting worried with only one key on hand. Thanks for watching, Jason. The software is limited to Ford and Mazda. I wish there were more avalable for other makes. Take care

Thank you!

Thanks, it makes so much sense to program my own keys. Much less expensive and kinda fun!😄

Thanks Peter! If you know anybody with Fords and Mazdas, send them to this video. It is so much cheaper to program my own keys! The dealer wanted over $500 for one programmed key!

Thank you very much!

Thanks for sharing!

Thanks, I appreciate kind comments like these. Have a very nice day and thanks again!

FORSCAN will prompt you through every step of key programming. I have not programmed a keyless fob but it should be able to do it.

I was down to ONE key. FORSCAN allowed me to add two new keys. It is the chip inside the key that gets programmed, so whether or not you have a style with a physical key or not, FORSCAN should be able to program other keys from it. If you follow the prompts exactly, you should be able to program new keyless fobs too. It is a risk that we all take but I, and many others, have successfully programmed new keys. Just make sure that the new keyless fobs you buy have the programmable chip inside. Buy from a reputable seller who specializes in aftermarket programmable keys. Ebay has some good sellers.

I didn't test the panic button. Good point! I don't think that FORSCAN is able to program the key lock buttons. I've had keys programmed professionally before and I saw them using the door-open-close-method to program the buttons, so it could be the only way. Best of luck and let me know if you discover another method.

Forscan will do all Mazdas in that year, both physical keys and keyless fobs, door lock / remote entry. Watch the linked video.

@@EverydayProjects thanks for the reply!. God bless!

I’m not an expert with FORSCAN but it is capable of of performing all dealer functions . Check out the FORSCAN forum and ask your questions there , maybe someone can help.

@@EverydayProjects From what I gathered from chatting with the carsandtrucksremote folks is that these remotes are not DIY capable and require dealer only software or a fully equipped knowledgeable locksmith. They were very helpful and if they have a remote that works, they will get my business. I need to find out some more info as the VIN makes a difference. It is a unique system as you still need to twist the ignition cylinder, and you can remove a small cover and use a physical emergency or valet key. On one remote, it will operate all the functions except the ignition cylinder.

I'm no expert, but I'd look on the FORSCAN Forums. Ask the question and somebody will have the answer. You can find the Forum on their website or look at the linked video I made about downloading FORSCAN and see if you can find it there. Let me know how you make out with this.

@EverydayProjects yea I read the forums I tried everything it's might be because the transponder key that I have is a 40bit. Maybe I can try a 80bit?

I hope that works.@@Mylotheblacknwhitecat

@@htseeka Good question. I haven’t tried that but FORSCAN is dealer quality programming software, so it should be able to add your originals to the system.

That's strange. Sometimes, newer cars have a push button start and call the anti-theft system Theft Deterrent System =TDS not PATS= Passive anti-theft-system. Either way, it should have an anti-theft system built in, ie: alarm/immobilizer. FORSCAN should be able to program new push-button fobs as well as keyed ones.

Start over and look at the options you will see when entering the PATS programming. I believe that you may reduce the number of stored keys to allow you to program more. Maybe 4 is the maximum you can have!? I'm not an expert, but that is what I would try. Good luck and let me know how it works.

@@EverydayProjects I think that. But I’m afraid to erase all of theme and try to add a two new ones. Maybe it doesn’t work and now I’ll not have nothing to start the car.

What if I don’t have an existing key fob? Will this still work? I only have a physical turn key

No. You must have one key at a minimum

Does it need to be a key with the transponder? I only have the physical turn key

@@user-nh2nl5zn6m It has to be a key with a programmable chip in the base. A key fob with door lock controls is not necessary. For example, I programmed new keys for my Ford F-150 (2003) and it does not have power locks. It does however, have a chip inside the rubber of the key that gets programmed. Those keys programmed perfectly to start the vehicle. Remember, FORSCAN is used for (most) Ford and Mazda vehicles only. This stems from a time when Ford owned Mazda (briefly). Note the Mazda B2000 and Ford Ranger were identical except for the badging. Also, the Escape and Tribute were the same. Good Luck!

Look for them on Amazon. They are made by many manufacturers and listed as OBD2 ELM 327 interface devices. Some are corded, others are Bluetooth. I like the corded ones and they are less expensive than the bluetooth ones. Look for one that has an HS CAN and MS CAN switch. The software will be able to access all channels with these models (HS=High speed Can Bus, MS= Medium speed Can Bus). You'll be prompted by FORSCAN to move the switch to perform certain functions. Also, eBay and many auto parts stores will carry the ELM 327 interfaces cables. Good luck. Please subscribe, it's FREE!

@EverydayProjects I've heard some horror stories I'm not sure if I want to try it or not

I've programmed keys on a 2003 F-150 and a 2006 Mazda 5 without a hitch. Dive in. The water's warm! You can do it!@@RobertDickens2002

@@EverydayProjects until I accidentally brick the computer and no key will start and my wife kills me lol what brand key did you use I have heard something about some will program and some won't that it's best to use oem

Youll have to check to see if FORSCAN will do them. Fill the links in my video to download the software. 🤞

Watch the video. It is called Forscan.