Programming Car Keys and Remotes - 2008 Mitsubishi Lancer
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- Опубликовано: 16 сен 2017
- Programming additional keys to start your car can be done by yourself, if you have at least two keys programmed to your car already. You can program additional remotes with only one key.
Programming keys and remotes, despite them being one unit, is two separate processes. You can only program a remote for a key that is programmed to the car.
Adding a new key:
• Video
Programming lock/unlock:
• Video
Troubleshooting:
• Video
Troubleshooting:
My car makes a chime sound when I try to add a remote
You've accedently released the unlock button first in step 3, this mode changes blinker operation and will chime up to 7 times (7 settings)
Immobilizer screen doesn't come on for me when adding a new key.
Adding a new key isn't supported on Canadian models
I can program the key to start the car, but not the remote.
You might have purchased a 620M (Galant) key, and not a 625M (Lancer) key. The Mitsubishi Lancer (non-Evo) is sold as the Galant in all countries except the U.S. 
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Thank you so much.! I searched for hours trying to get my fob programmed. Nothing worked.! Liking and saving this video for the future.!
- a more secure mother of 2. ❤
One key remote wasn't working for my 2014 Lancer, and no other instructions worked, besides the second one here.
Was a pretty scary moment when none of my keys worked. But after a moment, both of them were working again :) Thank you!
Fob remote programming section worked for me thanks mate. Only problem i had was testing didn't seem to work at first because it must have still been waiting for further remotes.. Cycled ignition key to get it out of programming mode and all works your the man. Took a while to find your vid but glad i did you've stopped me from getting ripped off by the dealer.
Had the same experience - got the car in 'programming mode' and it reacted correctly to the clicks of the second non-working remote - and then none worked - until I started the car and stopped it. Then both remotes worked (the one that was working before the procedure and the one that used not to work)... FINALLY a procedure that made sense and worked! I actually did it while the video was playing - and the locks on the car were locking and unlocking in stereo with the video...!
This works !! I just had to realize it was 2 blinks per second. This definitely worked tho thanks man !
What happens if you only have 1 working key
Thanks man! I was using my car without alarm because of the battery but today just changed it and had to look up for this video ! Thanks again and Merry Christmas
Michael Anderson glad it could help others!
Works perfectly for Mitsubishi ASX 2011
Thank you
Excelente. Me ha funcionado! Gracias por el aporte
Thanks for the Video.It worked perfect on my 2007 Outlander
I have a 2010 lancer de sedan and the key I have doesn’t have a lock or unlock button on it does my car support it or no? And how would I know
I just saved myself $150 bucks! Thank you!!!
Thanks man!!!! your video it was the only one the it work for my 2015 lancer
can you help me to programme my car key.Thank you
Cool, the remote really works :)
Thank you so much! I just added my second key! It was very helpful!
Will this work on my 2015 lancer SE AWC? I want to buy nicer key fobs I seen online.
Great Video!
Would the remote adding procedure work for a 2009 Outlander 👍
hay man. Do you have a programming for the Ecu or throttle body. I need help
I only have one current key and one new cut key, can I program my new cut key with only one current key? And if so, how would I do it?
About the immoblizer, can I do it with only one fob? Id46. The new key isnt cut yet.
Video to enable the horn to honk when unlocking and locking?
So what if you only have 1 working key.. and no fobs? I have a key cut for the door and I own a GTS so I’m sure it can be programmed
Does this work with Lancer Ralliart 2009?
I have 2010 lancer de i turn on the car abs and asc warning light came on while i was driving and they stay on it was driving fine then i got home park the car and half an hour later i put my key on to put the car in my garage but it was not starting and i put my key on ignition and it says removed key anybody have any idea what it could be?
Only video that worked for me 2014 lancer es
I have a 2010 lancer de sedan and the key I have doesn’t have a lock or unlock button on it does my car support it or no? And how would I know
What happens if you only have 1 working key? Can you still add a new key and program it? I lost the other working key.
Apparently not I had to pay someone to program my single key when it unmarried
No. This is a security measure of the immobilizer system.
It prevents someone (who may have gained possession of a lost or stolen key) from programming additional keys.
Usually, when you lose one of your valid keys, a locksmith (or Dealership) will reprogram the existing key + new key to your vehicle, thereby eliminating the lost key entirely from your immobilizer.
Does this work with the other type of key?
will this work on Galant 2008 ?
cant get the lock icon to appear, I have two valid keys but it wont do it
i lost the transponder out of my key the only key i had the remote still unlock and locks the doors but wont start the car because i lost the transponder chip that starts the car can i go some where and just get a key and bring in home and reprogram it some how ?????
Once you lose your only transponder chip, the only option is for a specialist locksmith (or Dealer) to program new keys to your vehicle's ECU.
At least the remote programming tutorial works for Lancer 2009 ES.
01:49 worked like a charm for new battery!
When you put the new battery in the old keys didnt work?
@@eastcoastsavior Yeah just putting the new battery in didn't work. But after doing the little reprogramming thing at 01:49 it fixed it
Is the same doe 2009 Mitsubishi eclipse
Hi guys
am having problems with my Lancer, i gave to a guy to check the fan but it looks like he blown my interior fuse box.
Now am planning to buy a fuse box but i was told that i would have to programme the car. How does that work?
Ivan rayton if you’re referring to adding your keys back into the car after replacing the fuse panel, that shouldn’t be necessary. The keys are linked to a module that’s located behind where you insert the key to start the car.
Thank you #Patrick O'Connor, yeah, i won't be changing the keys just the fuse box. Hope it works
And now can you tell me or make a video how to turn off or desactivate
Not working in my 2016 signapore lancer
Great video, I'd of preferred if you just verbally explained everything in the video rather then text windows.
But that's fine.
Annoyingly I'll have to go to the dealer to get my 2nd and 3rd key setup because my 2008 Lancer only came with one key sadly...
Will likely order one of the Chinese ones online and take a chance on them, I've used 3rd party chip keys before, but never tried cheap sold from China ones off of eBay....
Fingers cross they work proper since I'll have to fork over a tidy sum of money to the dealer to program the chips since I only got the one....
Dylan Mayhew thanks for the feedback. I used text rather than audio since the beeping sounds of the car might be important cues for people attempting this programming. My car only came with one key and I was able to get a chipped one (no remote buttons) made at a local hardware store for around $60. This key, along with the original was used to add the third key (with remote buttons) to the car.
All the hardware stores I've seen in my area don't have chip keys let alone the ability to program them.
I could maybe find a locksmith who could likely sell me a key like you got. But $60 is allot more then I paid for two Chinese ones off eBay.
I'm still waiting on them sadly... but should arrive soon!
These Chinese keys have the buttons and hopefully they work proper as well!
Dylan Mayhew the one in my area is called McLendon Hardware. I was honestly shocked when they said they did chip keys. I seem to remember Ace Hardware offering chip keys as well.
Hi Patrick... may I please ask for clarification:
1) You had only 1 working original chip key (already programmed to the car's ECU)
2) You had a hardware store "clone" a new blank chip key, copied from your original key?
3) You then programmed a 3rd chip key to your car's ECU (to start the car)... AND.... operate the central locking?
It this correct?
I tired this and it's not working..