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How Does a Mitsubishi Transponder Key Work? The transponder chip hidden inside the plastic head of your car key is used to communicate with a receiver in the engine immobilizer system of your vehicle. If the correct value is detected the engine will start. Keys with transponder and circuit boards are made of molded plastic as key fobs, or electronic (two-piece keys). Some cloning devices were designed to clone a particular type of key. Lost or Damaged Keys Transponder keys have embedded microchips in a variety of newer automobiles. When these keys are placed into the ignition lock, send an individual coded message to the car's immobilizer to disable it and allowing you start the engine. This is one of the most popular types of security technology that is used today, and it is a powerful security measure to deter theft. Transponder chips may have issues, just like every other technology. A key that stops working for some reason can be a very stressful situation, especially when there's no physical damage to the key or its chip. Most often, the issue is that your chip is not communicating to your engine. The best way to determine for certain is to have a locksmith inspect the chip on the key and check its function. A working chip is not only important for your safety and convenience, but also to ensure your vehicle is always in good working order. If the key starts to stop communicating with your engine, it can interfere with the normal operation of your vehicle and lead to problems like the stalling of your vehicle or difficulty in starting. This can be dangerous and you could be trapped. Additionally, a malfunctioning transponder key could compromise the security of your vehicle due to not properly disarming the vehicle's immobilizer. This can make your car more vulnerable to theft and unauthorized access, and can cause wear and tear on other components of your vehicle, thereby increasing the likelihood of costly repairs in the future. While it is possible to buy an original or second-hand transponder chip on the internet, this isn't recommended. They're usually not programmed to work with your specific vehicle, and may not be compatible with your vehicle at all. This can cost you more in the long run as you'll probably need to have them reprogrammed with an expert professional. The engine of your Mitsubishi may be able to recognize that there's a problem communicating with your transponder chip and it can respond accordingly by displaying certain warning signs on your dashboard. These warnings may include specific error codes, or simply indicate that the key has not communicated with the engine. Keys Lost or Stolen A Mitsubishi transponder key has an embedded microchip that connects to the car's immobilizer system to provide additional security. When the key is inserted into the ignition and turned, an inductive pulse is sent from the transceiver antenna in your car to the chip that is in the key. The chip broadcasts its unique digital ID to the antenna, allowing it to be read by the system. If the code is recognized, the system permits the engine to begin and run. If the code isn't recognized the vehicle won't begin. The immobilizer might not be able deactivate your vehicle's alarm and could result in a false alert. A professional locksmith can change the transponder of your car to disable the anti-theft function and re-establish normal operation if you lose or take your key. There are many reasons for why your Mitsubishi transponder key won't start the vehicle, which could be due to issues with the chip or the key itself. It could be an unresponsive battery, which will prevent the key's radio frequency signal from being sent to the immobilizer system of the vehicle. It could also be a result of physical damage that affects the chip's transmission. A professional locksmith in the automotive industry can replace the battery or determine if your key is damaged and requires to be replaced. Some vehicles are built to be difficult to repair by trained technicians, such as early GM transponder systems. If you are using an untransponder to start a car with these systems the system will view it as a theft and send a code the computer that requires the use of dealer equipment. If your transponder isn't working Contact a certified Mitsubishi Locksmith immediately to prevent expensive damage to your vehicle. They are equipped with the most recent tools and techniques to programme and replace keys precisely, ensuring compatibility. They can also perform an expert diagnostic to pinpoint the root of the issue and determine the most effective course of action is for your specific situation. Ignition Keys The ignition keys have a transponder inside the head made of plastic. This can help prevent car theft. They must be both cut and programmed. Cutting is not enough to start your vehicle. We recommend calling an expert locksmith to work on your Mitsubishi. If you have an existing key that works for your Mitsubishi you will be required to bring it along with you to the locksmith. The locksmith will require the year, make and model of your vehicle. They will then be able determine if your car has transponders or not. A good Mitsubishi key replacement service will be able to find the right type of chip. They will also be able to program the chip to your new key. It's a bit more work than just replacing the regular metal key, but it offers many more security and features that it's worth the extra effort. To program your Mitsubishi key you will need to locate the data port on your car, usually on your knees under the dash. You'll need to locate slots 1 and 4 which are marked by red and blue lines. Press the hazard switch six times. This will put the vehicle into programming mode. After 30 seconds, the security light will flash twice. Remove mitsubishi car key replacement programmed. Then, insert the new key and turn the ignition ON (just just shy of starting your car without cranking it) within seven seconds. Remote Fobs Your Mitsubishi key fob will unlock your doors, start the engine, and then open or close your power liftgate. It also has a panic button, which can help you in a situation that is dangerous. It uses radio frequency to communicate with the receiver that unlocks your vehicle's door. This communication is encrypted and secure to protect against unauthorized access. The fobs are small and can be connected to the keychain. They can also be programmed to work with a variety of vehicles. The majority of vehicles have an immobiliser, which prevents the engine from starting when the right keys aren't present. The immobiliser system reads a specific code that is sent by the transponder chip when it's placed near the ignition. This code is stored until the car is activated to allow safe driving. If your car's key fob isn't working it could be a sign that the battery in it requires replacement. You can do it yourself and save money by not taking it to the dealer. The first step is to make sure the key fob is in program mode. Press and hold the lock and unlock buttons until they flash a total of three times. You can then let go of the buttons. Press the unlock button three times until it flashes. This should allow you to use the features of your Mitsubishi key fob again. Fort Myers Mitsubishi can help you if you are having any issues with your key fob. Our outstanding service department is committed to making sure our customers benefit from all the security and convenience features offered by their Mitsubishi vehicles. We can help you get back on the road in a hurry, whether you need a replacement remote or to reprogram one that's malfunctioning. We provide quick efficient service at prices that are much less than the prices you'd pay at an auto dealer. For more information, contact us or visit our dealership.