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Jim
Grant has been working in the automotive industry for over twenty
years. In addition, Jim is an ASE Master Technician with advanced
L/1 certification. He works as manager and technician in his
family's automotive business in New Hampshire. He writes weekly
automotive consumer columns and is editor of an automotive newsletter
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Jim Grant's Tech Tips
'94 Mazda 929, Keyless Transmitter Programming
Q:
I have a '94 Mazda
929. I changed the batteries in the keyless remote it still does not work.
I called Mazda they said it needs to be programmed, but they want $82
to program the thing. How can I program it myself?
A:
You will love this.
To program the remote is just short of doing the hokey-pokey. Note if
you have more than 1 remote you must program the other remote at the same
time. Are you ready? 1. Remove the key from the ignition switch. 2. Open
the driver's door, does the warning system turn off? If yes, go to the
next step. 3. With the key in the switch turn the ignition on then off
and remove the key from the switch. Do this 3 times. 4. Close and open
the driver's side door 3 times. If you've done things right you'll hear
the computer buzz one time. At this point press any button on the remote
2 times. If you hear the computer buzz again you're still on the right
dance step. At this time if you have another remote press any button on
it 2 times and then you'll hear the computer buzz 1 time. repeat for a
third remote. Once done wait 15 seconds and you'll hear the computer buzz
4 times. Your remote and Mazda are now dance partners. If you didn't hear
the buzz you missed a dance step or there is a system problem. Note; this
dance step is not compatible with over vehicles.
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