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Yes, I do. What trouble? A two minute job.

So, what prevents someone with a spare key to copy yours by using this thing? A valet can do this without your knowing it. Seems like a major security flaw!

I asked the same thing above. I think the add a key needs to read an existing code to program the second. This programmer doesn't need to read that code, so it erases it on the original key and sets a new code for it and additional keys. I just bought a spare key but am still afraid to try...

Did you just do add a key on this or did you erase the first key and then continue as shown here? If add a key, then it's worth a shot for me. If erase the original key, then it's a bit scarey.

Thank you! Now I can sleep! I was questioning if it did have it yesterday when I noticed it doesn't have the small button next to the key hole. Now on to getting a second fob done at a ridiculous price!

I believe you mean if it's inside AND RECOGNIZED. Some have been locked out in error so there is an issue. I can easily do without this push buttom ignition (and the expensive keys that come with it), all the auto-lock features and this one in particular. I'm old school. But, we bought this car...

I just got a 2016 CX-5 Sport and am desparately afraid my girlfriend will be locked out by this stupid feature. Can you explain how to disable it? Can't find it in the manual.

1. I received one fob, not sure if it's genuine. . 2. mine has no trunk release. So, according to you, it's not genuine. 3. Here's what mine looks like...

For a 2016: 1. What fobs/keys would come with a new vehicle? 2. Does the original fob have a trunk release button, making it four buttons total? Or not, making it three? 3. if I have a no-trunk release fob, can I add a fob with a trunk release? 4. I'm seeing fobs with a red exclamation point...

Update: I called a few Mazda dealers. Got $129-135 from a couple places. Best was $80, program and cut, from Tasca Mazda in Cranston, RI.

Just bought a 2016 CX-5 with only one key. Can anyone recommend any dealer or indie shops in the Boston/Providence areas that can clone for "cheap"? Or, perhaps a locksmith? Thinking of getting this fob from Amazon: Mazda KDY3-67-5DY, Remote Control Transmitter for Keyless Entry and Alarm...

So, to be clear on this, if I have one key and just want to duplicate two more I would simply select "add" and it wouldn't affect the "original" key, right?