Automotive Keys 2010-2019 Mitsubishi Outlander Lancer 3-Button Key Vancouver

The Outlander and Lancer of this decade used a remote head key with a shouldered blade, meaning the blade has a stop near the head that sets how far it goes into the lock. This aftermarket version follows the factory spec listed for it: FCC ID OUCJ166N, a Philips ID46 transponder, 315 MHz remote, a CR1620 battery, and three buttons for lock, unlock and panic. It replaces part number 6370B944, and the blade is the MIT3 profile. Those details are what decide whether it will work for you. The ID46 chip has to be programmed to the immobiliser, and the remote has to be paired, both with the vehicle on site. The MIT3 blade is cut to your old key or to code. When you compare against your current key, look for the shoulder on the blade and the three buttons; some Mitsubishis of the same years used other key styles. People usually come in because the blade has loosened in the head or the buttons have worn smooth. If you still have one working key, adding this one is simple. Bring registration and photo ID along with the vehicle.