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Mazda 6 2002: Central Locking Remote Control Coding for Functional Battery & Door Access

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  • #1 6506590
    koksik20
    Level 2  
    Hello
    I am a new user and recently bought Mazda 6 2002. The central locking and the battery in the remote control are functional, but I cannot open and close the door with the remote control. I would ask for help how to code the central locking remote control
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  • #2 6506697
    fortronik
    Admin of Medical Equipment
    Please try this manual (translated from Mazda 6 original service manual:

    Step 1: Open the Driver's Door and leave it open
    Step 2: Press the door opener button (close open with button)
    Step 3: Put the key into the ignition switch
    Step 4: Turn the key to ON (i.e. until the lights come on) do it 3 times and leave the key in the ignition
    Step 5: Open and close the driver's door 3 times (literally open and close the entire door and leave it open)
    Step 6: Ecu should react (it will open and close the door)
    Step 7: Press the button on the remote control 2 times (the car should already respond to the remote control)
    Step 8: Remove the key from the ignition and the car should close again - opening the door.
    This is for age groups from 2000 to 2005 and models 3,5,6

    Confirm if it works for you
  • #3 6511230
    koksik20
    Level 2  
    hey sorry that only answer
    Thanks a lot For me it worked and now I am closing and opening the door with the remote control :D :D
  • #4 6807270
    k.kawa
    Level 2  
    Hi

    I also have a problem with the central locking remote control.
    For me, however, it only opens with the remote control. However, it does not want to close.
    When executing programming in accordance with the instructions provided, when entering the service mode, the control panel reacts to the closing button in the remote control. After exiting programming, it still does not close.

    Great request for help.

    Greetings,
    Coffee
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  • #5 6807408
    fortronik
    Admin of Medical Equipment
    Your problem is not related to bad programming. One more question, does it lock with the key?
    You may have a lack of contact of the close button in the remote control (check if it works). If it is OK, the control unit will remain to be checked.
  • #6 6825741
    k.kawa
    Level 2  
    It closes with the key. The button on the remote control is functional. In the programming mode, I react to the closing button. After exiting the service mode, no more.
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  • #7 7006939
    k.kawa
    Level 2  
    And the problem is still not solved. Today I hooked up the second control unit and no changes. In the service mode, the control panel reacts to the closing button. No changes after exiting programming. I can only open the car with the remote control :(
  • #8 7203713
    k.kawa
    Level 2  
    Hi
    I don't have the strength for this pilot anymore. He still does not lock the car with the remote control. I'm calling tomorrow and arranging a service.
  • #9 8138419
    eldritch
    Level 11  
    I had the same. Remote control to be replaced :( after changing and coding a new remote, everything is OK

    Added after 28 [minutes]:

    And I will add one more important thing. If you have 2 remotes, after programming, one of the other ones will stop working :) For two to work, at the point in which the button is pressed twice on the remote control, PRESS 2 TIMES ON ONE and TWICE ON THE SECOND REMOTE and then remove the key. Then two remotes will work without any problems.
  • #10 8683282
    mirol132
    Level 1  
    Hello all.
    A bit ago the central locking remote control broke down - it opened and closed the car by itself several times in a row. My car is without an alarm and the remote control had 2 Lock and Unlock buttons.
    On the Allegro I found a similar one, but this one has 3 buttons - in addition to the system that detects movement.

    http://allegro.pl/mazda-6-mazda6-gg-gy-pilot-transmitter-nowy-i1297296958.html " target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener ugc" class="postlink inline" title="" > http://allegro.pl/mazda-6-mazda6-gg-gy-pilot-transmitter-nowy-i1297296958.html

    Does any of you know if it is possible to code such a remote control in the car without this motion and alarm detection system?
    I will be grateful for your help.
  • #11 9342725
    bosseq
    Level 17  
    master fortronik! Thank you very much :)
    the pilot walkthrough works in 323F '02
    greetings
  • #12 9841240
    masakryczny87
    Level 10  
    fortronik wrote:
    Please try this manual (translated from Mazda 6 original service manual:

    Step 1: Open the Driver's Door and leave it open
    Step 2: Press the door opener button (close open with button)
    Step 3: Put the key in the ignition switch
    Step 4: Turn the key to ON (i.e. until the lights come on) do it 3 times and leave the key in the ignition
    Step 5: Open and close the driver's door 3 times (literally open and close the entire door and leave it open)
    Step 6: Ecu should react (it will open and close the door)
    Step 7: Press the button on the remote control 2 times (the car should already respond to the remote control)
    Step 8: Remove the key from the ignition and the car should close again - opening the door.
    This is for age groups from 2000 to 2005 and models 3,5,6


    I know that it's been a while since this post, but if anyone could clarify a few points for me because I can't cope and I decoded the lock completely.
    Step 2: Should you press a button on the remote control? Only opening or both, closing and opening?
    Step 4: Leave the ignition key on or not on the ignition
    Step 6: What is Ecu?
    Step 7: Which button should I press? Open or Close?
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  • #13 9850216
    bosseq
    Level 17  
    adequate login ;)

    2. Button = pieces once, singular ... urge the first from the left or the first from the top as you vertically
    4.Leave for ON
    6. ECU = Engine Control Unit (car computer) | source: http://lmgtfy.com/?q=ecu
    7.I encourage you to use the same button as in point 2 ...
  • #14 9854399
    masakryczny87
    Level 10  
    adequate to what? ; p
  • #15 10194980
    aro458
    Level 1  
    Hello, gentlemen, does anyone have a description of the synchronization of pilots for Mazda 6 2008
  • #16 10581512
    apen
    Level 2  
    I warmly welcome!
    I have a problem with the keylocking on a 2005 Mazda 3. The remote locks and unlocks all doors except the driver's door. However, all doors can be opened and closed with the key or from inside the car. Will re-coding the key help?
    Thank you in advance for your help.
  • #17 10581517
    Pawel wawa
    VIP Meritorious for electroda.pl
    Will not help.
  • #19 10581821
    Pawel wawa
    VIP Meritorious for electroda.pl
    To fix!
  • #20 14476874
    dionizos
    Level 11  
    I connect to the topic because my problem is similar.
    I have one set of key + remote control. Ultimately, I want 2 sets.
    Getting the key costs about PLN 200 and I will not miss it because it must be done by a specialized service point. As for the remote control: can I buy, for example, a used remote control from this model on the Allegro and program it myself using the above-mentioned method?
  • #21 14862545
    Pepa17
    Level 9  
    I have a similar problem. That's how the remote stopped working for me. To get to the car quickly, I had to break the glass (I had no other choice). It does not matter, however. I am trying to program the remote control according to the above instructions, but everything goes well to step no. 7. Then the central does not respond to pressing the button on the remote control. Neither one nor the other. I would like to add that I checked with a specialist and the pilot is operational - it sends a stable signal. New battery. You have an idea what might be causing the remote control to refuse to program.

    My Mazda 6 is 2.0 CITD from 2003, 89kw.
  • #22 16681460
    krzysiek1025
    Level 2  
    Doing exactly according to the instructions point by point in my Mazda from 2006, the pilot worked, only at the end you have to wait a while, and everything flashes, the second key also works

    Added after 6 [minutes]:

    Someone writes that replacing the battery can not take more than 2 minutes, it's nonsense for me, and how to clean the micro-buttons and dust the remote control and replace the battery during this time, it's not real, it took me about 15 minutes and everything flickers, greetings
  • #23 17855254
    mivalak
    Level 1  
    krzysiek1025 where did you buy the key to program? It was an Allegro key that was previously programmed for another car?

    I also have the 2006 version, i.e. after the lift. I wonder how to get some extra money from this pilot.
  • #24 17855293
    krzysiek1025
    Level 2  
    Mivalak, I have original keys, I only replaced the batteries in one of them, after replacing it, I coded it step by step as above, I managed the third time until it started working.
  • #25 18371792
    machinesjb
    Level 10  
    Hello. I have a similar problem in the CX-9, my remote control does not work at random moments, i.e. it opens / closes, but sometimes the car does not respond, interestingly, the LED on the remote control is on. I replaced the batteries, then re-coded the remote according to the instructions (it was successful), but the car sometimes does not respond. What can be?
  • #26 18377954
    Arek27125
    Level 2  
    Hello. I have a similar problem, both remotes stopped working. I also can't activate with the activation procedure. Maybe cx 9 has a different procedure. Please provide the procedure that you managed to run the central.
  • #27 18378060
    machinesjb
    Level 10  
    The procedure is similar only that the bolt does not bounce from the inside, so I pressed it and pressed it myself, but when you lost two remotes, maybe the control unit went crazy
  • #28 18379711
    Arek27125
    Level 2  
    One more question. And where can I find the headquarters in question? The electrician has only a deadline for January 15th.
  • #29 19911671
    gsikor1
    Level 1  
    I do not work Mazda 6 2006, what to do now, remove the batteries and the remote control decoded the manual with the door, it does not work
  • #30 21478910
    krzepkowskipiotr263
    Level 1  
    >>6511230 As you can, write, when the car opens and closes the locks by itself, do you press close twice on the remote or open?

Topic summary

The discussion revolves around coding the central locking remote control for a 2002 Mazda 6. A user reported that while the remote's battery and functions were operational, it could not lock or unlock the doors. A step-by-step manual from the original service manual was provided, detailing the coding process, which includes opening the driver's door, using the ignition key, and pressing the remote buttons in a specific sequence. Several users confirmed the effectiveness of the instructions, while others faced issues with their remotes not responding after programming. Some suggested that problems might stem from faulty remote buttons or control units. Additionally, users discussed the possibility of replacing remotes and the need for proper synchronization when using multiple remotes.
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