Immobilizer Override Code?
Sep 22, 2003, 09:06 PM
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my code was attached to the keychain of one of the sets of my keys.. its was stamped on a tiny rectangle of metal and attached to the loop of one of my key fobs.
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Sep 24, 2003, 05:06 PM
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Update:
I got the 4 digit code.
The 5 digit code that some of you are referring to is not the Immobilzer Overide Code. That 5 digit code is the key code. It's for getting a duplicate key.
The Overide Code is for emergency situations where you need to access and move the car with a key that doesn't have an active transmitter. Waiting to order a new key with transmitter from Mitsu can take a couple of days. Not feasible in an emergency. Even then you'd still have to program it with the other factory key you have available. So if you have nothing you're stuck. Well not if you have a blank key cut by a locksmith providing you give him the 5 digit Key Code.
The new blank cut for your car can now be used in conjunction with the 4 digit Overide Code.
I got the 4 digit code.
The 5 digit code that some of you are referring to is not the Immobilzer Overide Code. That 5 digit code is the key code. It's for getting a duplicate key.
The Overide Code is for emergency situations where you need to access and move the car with a key that doesn't have an active transmitter. Waiting to order a new key with transmitter from Mitsu can take a couple of days. Not feasible in an emergency. Even then you'd still have to program it with the other factory key you have available. So if you have nothing you're stuck. Well not if you have a blank key cut by a locksmith providing you give him the 5 digit Key Code.
The new blank cut for your car can now be used in conjunction with the 4 digit Overide Code.
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Mar 24, 2004, 08:06 AM
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Originally posted by webguy330i
Right but you don't need the keycode to get a new key CUT, you just need that so they can likely order you a new key with the chip in it. As long as it's not a laser-cut key (a la BMW, Merc, etc.) the dealership can cut the key for you on the spot.
Right but you don't need the keycode to get a new key CUT, you just need that so they can likely order you a new key with the chip in it. As long as it's not a laser-cut key (a la BMW, Merc, etc.) the dealership can cut the key for you on the spot.
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You probably have to wait for a new key to be ordered with the chip in it, then they will cut it for you. I bet they are $30 a piece or more. If you just need a key to get in the doors/trunk/etc. then they can cut you a non-ignition key without a problem.
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Originally posted by webguy330i
You probably have to wait for a new key to be ordered with the chip in it, then they will cut it for you. I bet they are $30 a piece or more. If you just need a key to get in the doors/trunk/etc. then they can cut you a non-ignition key without a problem.
You probably have to wait for a new key to be ordered with the chip in it, then they will cut it for you. I bet they are $30 a piece or more. If you just need a key to get in the doors/trunk/etc. then they can cut you a non-ignition key without a problem.
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