ECCPP Mazda Key Fob Replacement - Uncut Keyless Entry Remote for Mazda 2 5 6 CX-7 CX-9 RX-8 MX-5 Miata BGBX1T478SKE125-01 Review

What a rip off I bought them when Revane said they were compatible compared to what they looked like at first glance I went to where they cut were, and paid $60 for a key. The guy goes to programming neither chips nor courage, there is nothing empty. I sat and watched them go wrong how the heck finally after 10 minutes we open one with no chips with no guts what the heck to go to another they open with no chips with no guts. Now not only did I cut 124, now I have to return the keys to get a…

I bought these keys to replace lost car keys; The dealer offered me $300-$500 for a replacement key fob so it seemed like a great deal. Unfortunately, the internal chip cannot be programmed into my Mazda, so the car cannot be started. I asked a professional technician to try both keys and both chips were incompatible. I was able to program the remote control part myself to be able to lock/unlock my car. So if you just need to replace the remote part and not the actual key (which has a chip)…

Bought for a used 2012 Mazda 2 that we just bought. The previous owner lost the key fob. The dealer wanted about $200++ for a full remote and key set. No, that won't happen. These guys came in a brown cardboard box with two tiny pieces of plastic in a separate ziplock bag with no instructions or tag. After googling an online forum we found out that these are transponder chips that should be built into the ignition keys. Also, there's no Mazda logo on the key fobs, which isn't a big deal, but it