Hi, I was wondering if I can remove the uncut key and move all the parts into the new case including my old key ? thank you.
1588222
Yes Carlos you can. So if you open your key as it opens halfway up you'll see a little push pin that you can push out and take the key off and replace it with the key that you arty have. Then on the bottom separate the two pieces and you can put the guts that little computer chip in and replace that so it can work if you have anymore questions contact me
1588223
Hi,Yes, it's just a remote key shell only. NO interior. You need to take the internal electronics (include immobilizer/transponder chip) from original remote and place them to our key shell, then it is OK! There's no programming needed.Best regards, July .
1785741
Yes. It must be cut to shape as the other key already with you. And coded. .it works well.
2254742
I opened my old key and transferred the internal components to the shell then got the key cut at a lock smith. Key worked fine in my Mit Eclipse.
56471
hey there . you cannot reprogram this key without the right tools . but you can swap the inside chip only if you know how to do it .and without break the inside part
688049
Thank you for your questions. Based on the manufacturer information, the key board tray can not be removed without taking it a part.
2254743
That's what Iam doing, I am transferring it because my other key shell broke but the electronic buttons still work. You will need to look up online just type in Mitsubishi replacemnt electronic key and heres the link, i don't know if you will be able to access it though https://ikeyless.com/vehicles/mitsubishi/?gclid=CJzJ7fDamr0CFYFhMgodgU0Aqg They run kind of expensive depending on the year. around 120 plus shipping. Hope that answered your question? If not shoot me another questions
2021910
You need the original key to reprogram it. You need a key for the lock before you can change it to another key. Odds of someone having the same "KEY" is highly unlikely.
969726
Yes you can you need to keep same end with key, there is a chip embedded in the plastic under the button but the lock/ unlock end can be switched out just make sure the number of buttons is the same and pull the board out and swap em
1709923
I would contact the seller for this question. I had all new keys for all of the doors.
1084730
That seemed to be the case when I first received it...now that it has been in use for over a year, that has changed and I can now remove the key. Use has worn down whatever was restricting the key from being removed.
1085805
First you need to separate the old case in half. You need either a small screw driver or a small key will also work. Pry it open near the key ring hole. Do this to the old and new case. Then you can remove the electronics and place them in the new case. Finally, then you snap the new case together.
746975
Yes that should do it, but you will have to go to a local locksmith to copy the key on to the new blade.
938223
No you will have to take the blank somewhere that will cut the key usually about $30. Go to YouTube there's a video that show you exactly how to do it. There is a magnetic device that's inside the old case that you would have to put in the new case without that your car wouldn't start that's the program chip.
857770
No it is molded into the plastic. You can replace one half or get the key re-cut.
861263
Yes this blank key is not good for you unless you order to cut your code on it. Actually you can use the cover of this box to replace the old one.
2254744
Just transfer the electronics from the old set to the new and have the dealer cut the new key from the old.
411650
I suppose you could, but why not put the whole new keyboard on (it's simple) and save the old one for spares?