Automotive Keys 2004-2010 Mitsubishi Outlander - Transponder Key Vancouver

Outlander keys from the first and early second generation are a plain transponder design: no buttons, a chip in the head, and a blade that turns the ignition. This one is Ilco's MIT17A, built around the Philips ID46 chip that Mitsubishi used on the Outlander in these years. Many owners carry a separate keyless remote on the same ring, and that remote is not part of this listing. You can order it two ways. Cutting only produces a key for the doors and liftgate that will not start the engine. Cut and program produces a full working key; the immobiliser learns the new chip with the Outlander present, and we need its registration and your photo ID. On a family SUV, keys get passed around, left in jackets and lost at the rink. If you are down to one, a second key made now saves you from the all-keys-lost version later. That version we do as well, at the vehicle: we decode the lock, cut a key by code and program it from scratch. We cut on a code machine at 4105 Macdonald St, or bring the equipment to wherever the Outlander is parked.