🔑 Keyless Entry Remote Car Key Fob for Mitsubishi Outlander, Eclipse, Endeavor (OUCG8D-525M-A, G8D-525M-A) Review

Comes with a battery installed and a link to a website for programming instructions. It's not on most cars at all and I think the only thing you'll ever need is a paperclip.

Programmed in 5 minutes. Make sure your paper clip is small enough to reach the data port in your car. My daughter loves the convenience of opening the car remotely. You no longer have to insert the key and unlock it this way.

So I haven't had this part for my car for a few years and I thought it might be a good idea to replace it. A couple of reviews said the instructions were useless, but once you go to the website they're pretty clear on how to do it and it doesn't take much driving skill. All you really need is a paper clip and the ability to get under the steering column. Good price for a great tool.

I got this key fob for my 2004 Mitsubishi Endeavor after not having the original for many years. The programming sequence of using a paper clip and activating the alarm 6 times within 10 seconds is complicated but worth it in the end. I know I would spend a lot of money having a new remote programmed at the dealer. Especially considering how old my Mitsubishi Endeavor is. And unlike the original remote control; Good thing there is no panic button. Those who have had them know what I'm talking…

So I couldn't get mine to work on a 2006 Mitsubishi Outlander Sport. I followed the instructions and the car responded as it should but would not sync to the fob. I stuck a paper clip into ports 1 and 4 of the DLC connector and pressed the alarm 6 times. The locks worked which is a good sign. Then I pressed the lock button on the key fob 3 times and the locks worked again. I removed the paper click but the car didn't respond to the key fob. I'm not sure if I'm missing something or if it just…

It took me a while to figure out how to program the remote control for my car because I really don't know anything. But I did it! If you have trouble, do the following: 1. Put the keys in the ignition to the OFF position. 2. Lay on the floor on the driver's side and using a small paper clip, insert each end into port 1 and the other end into port 4 of the data link connector. These are little holes you put the ends in and I was wrong about that. And yes, my back hurt because there wasn't much…

Worked great on my 2004 Mitsubishi Outlander. Programming is very simple: 1. LOCATE the Data Link Connector (DLC) pictured above. It is located under the dashboard/steering column on the driver's side.2. IDENTIFY DLC ports 1 and 4 in the diagram above. Note the metal contacts in connectors 1 and 4.3. INSERT the key into the ignition switch and leave it in the OFF position.4. JUMP ports 1 and 4 with an appropriate jumper. Any metal wire (paper clip) will do. Ensure constant contact between the…