Mitsubishi Key Programming: with FVDI2? SKP900? or Lonsdor?

Mitsubishi key programming tutorial…Here you go.

Tips here including:

Part 1: How to do Mitsubishi key programming?

Part 2: How to choose a good Mitsubishi key programmer

option 1: FVDI2 Mitsubishi

option 2: SuperOBD SKP-900

option 3: Lonsdor K518ise

Part 3: Conclusion

Part 1: How to do Mitsubishi key programming?

Here,take 2014 Mitsubishi.

To program a spare key to your 2014 Mitsubishi, you need two keys that are already programmed and working on the vehicle. If you only have one operational key, your replacement key will require programming from your local dealer or a locksmith with the correct equipment (Part 2 will help choose a working Mitsubishi key programmer). This procedure should also work for many other Mitsubishi models.

Standard Key (Non-Push-to-Start Models)

step 1:

Enter the vehicle and shut the door. Insert the first working key into the ignition and turn it to the “On” position. Wait five seconds, then turn the ignition off and remove the key.

step 2:

Insert the second working key within 20 seconds of removing the first, then turn it to the “On” position. Observe the immobilizer light on the instrument cluster, and shut off the ignition when the light begins to blink.

step 3:

Insert the new key to be programmed into the ignition within 20 seconds and turn it to the “On” position. Observe the immobilizer light. Turn the ignition off when the light illuminates solid for 30 seconds then turns off. Test operation of the key. Repeat this procedure for any additional spare keys you would like to program.

F.A.S.T. Key Programming

step 1:

Sit in the vehicle with both valid F.A.S.T keys and the key you wish to program. Press the push-to-start button to turn the system on, but don’t start the engine.

step 2:

Press the unlock button on the first working F.A.S.T key and hold it. After four seconds, press and hold the lock button while holding the unlock button. Within 10 seconds of pressing the lock button, release it, then release the unlock button. Repeat this step within 30 seconds with the second working F.A.S.T key.

step 3:

Observe the immobilizer light on the instrument cluster. It will blink, then turn solid for 30 seconds. Your new key is programmed when you see the immobilizer light turn off and you hear a buzzer sound for three seconds. Repeat this section for any other F.A.S.T. keys you wish to program.

Part 2: How to choose a good Mitsubishi key programmer

option 1: FVDI2 Mitsubishi

The key programming function currently works by CAN. Please, see below the supported vehicles. In the next versions we will add more vehicles to this list FREE for all customers who own the key learning function. We also plan to support vehicles with KLine interface.

Keys can be programmed when the pin code of the vehicle is known. The Mitsubishi Commander has a database of default pin codes. The pin code can be changed with the Mitsubishi Commander. If the pin code is changed – next time when a key is programmed the new pin code should be entered.

FVDI2 key programmer now works on Mitsubishi by CAN only.But more vehicles will be added/updated to this list and it’s FREE for all customers who own the key learning function. We also plan to support vehicles with KLine interface.

Keys can be programmed when the pin code of the vehicle is known. The Mitsubishi Commander has a database of default pin codes. The pin code can be changed with the Mitsubishi Commander. If the pin code is changed – next time when a key is programmed the new pin code should be entered.

FVDI2 Mitsubishi Car List:

L200 (2006-2011)

L200 Hunter (2011+)

Mitsubishi 380 (2006-2009)

Mitsubishi Challenger (2009-2012)

Hunter (2007-2011)

Pajero (2006-2011)

Grandis (2006-2011)

Shogun (2006-2011)

Montero (2006-2011)

Eclipse (2006-2011)

Galant (2006-2011

Endeavor (2006-2011)

Lancer (2007-2011)

Lancer Evolution (2008-2011)

Outlander (2007-2011)

Colt (2006-2011)

Raider

ASX

Triton

option 2: SuperOBD SKP900

It is very easy to use a SKP900 key programmer to add new keys… Just follow the screen instruction with four arrow buttons, YES/NO button, and keyboard button. No more worry about operation before this. Kids can do it

SKP900 Mitsubishi list

example here

Program Lancer year 2012 key using SKP-900

option 3: Lonsdor K518ISE

K518ISE Mitsubishi list select by system:

Series	Origin	Year	Fuel Type	Function
Classified by System	Ordinary Key	Other	Other	System 1
Classified by System	Remote Key	Other	Other	System 1
Classified by System	Smart Key	Other	Other	System 1
Classified by System	Ordinary Key	Other	Other	System 2
Classified by System	Remote Key	Other	Other	System 2
Classified by System	Smart Key	Other	Other	System 2
Classified by System	Ordinary Key	Other	Other	System 3
Classified by System	Remote Key	Other	Other	System 3
Classified by System	Remote Key	Other	Other	System 4
Classified by System	Ordinary Key	Other	Other	System 4
Lancer-ex	Smart Key	Other	Other	System 1
Lancer-ex	Ordinary Key	Other	Other	System 1
Lancer-ex	Remote Key	Other	Other	System 1
Outlander	-13	Smart Key	Other	System 1
Outlander	14-	Smart Key	Other	System 2
ASX	Smart Key	Other	Other	System 2
ASX	Ordinary Key	Other	Other	System 4
ASX	Remote Key	Other	Other	System 4
TRITON	-10	Ordinary Key	Other	System 2
TRITON	-10	Ordinary Key	Other	System 3
TRITON	-10	Remote Key	Other	System 2
TRITON	-10	Remote Key	Other	System 3
TRITON	11-	Ordinary Key	Other	System 2
TRITON	11-	Ordinary Key	Other	System 3
TRITON	11-	Remote Key	Other	System 2
TRITON	11-	Remote Key	Other	System 3
Pajero Sport	10-	Ordinary Key	Other	System 2
Pajero Sport	10-	Remote Key	Other	System 2
Classified by System	Ordinary Key	Other	Other	System 5
V73	Ordinary Key	Other	Other	System 5
V97	Ordinary Key	Other	Other	System 5
Galant	Ordinary Key	Other	Other	System 5
Grandis	Ordinary Key	Other	Other	System 5

K518ISE Mitsubishi vehicle list select by region:

Lots of Mitsubishi cars are updated on March 21, 2018.

Now, it supports Mitsubishi from the North American, South American and Europe.

Lonsdor K518ise Mitsubishi Car List: 

Mitsubishi from America:

Mitsubishi\Select from vehicle\America\South America\ASX

Mitsubishi\Select from vehicle\America\South America\Diamonte

Mitsubishi\Select from vehicle\America\South America\Eclipse

Mitsubishi\Select from vehicle\America\South America\Eclipse[CAN]

Mitsubishi\Select from vehicle\America\South America\Endeavor

Mitsubishi\Select from vehicle\America\South America\Endeavor[CAN]

Mitsubishi\Select from vehicle\America\South America\EVO

Mitsubishi\Select from vehicle\America\South America\Galant

Mitsubishi\Select from vehicle\America\South America\Galant[CAN]

Mitsubishi\Select from vehicle\America\South America\Lancer

Mitsubishi\Select from vehicle\America\South America\Lancer[CAN]

Mitsubishi\Select from vehicle\America\South America\Montero

Mitsubishi\Select from vehicle\America\South America\Montero[CAN]\2007

Mitsubishi\Select from vehicle\America\South America\Outlander

Mitsubishi\Select from vehicle\America\South America\Outlander(2013)

Mitsubishi\Select from vehicle\America\South America\Outlander[CAN]

Mitsubishi\Select from vehicle\America\South America\Outlander\Pajero\v97\v98

Mitsubishi\Select from vehicle\America\South America\Outlander\Rvr\2012

Mitsubishi from Europe:

Mitsubishi\Select from vehicle\Europe\3000gt

Mitsubishi\Select from vehicle\Europe\ASX

Mitsubishi\Select from vehicle\Europe\Carisma

Mitsubishi\Select from vehicle\Europe\Colt Lander

Mitsubishi\Select from vehicle\Europe\Eclipse

Mitsubishi\Select from vehicle\Europe\EVO

Mitsubishi\Select from vehicle\Europe\Galant Wagon

Mitsubishi\Select from vehicle\Europe\Galant\1996-2004

Mitsubishi\Select from vehicle\Europe\Grandis

Mitsubishi\Select from vehicle\Europe\I-miev

Mitsubishi\Select from vehicle\Europe\L200

Mitsubishi\Select from vehicle\Europe\L200[CAN]\2011-

Mitsubishi\Select from vehicle\Europe\L400

Mitsubishi\Select from vehicle\Europe\Lancer

Mitsubishi\Select from vehicle\Europe\Lancer Sportback

Mitsubishi\Select from vehicle\Europe\Lancer Wagon

Mitsubishi\Select from vehicle\Europe\Lancer EX

Mitsubishi\Select from vehicle\Europe\Magnum
Mitsubishi\Select from vehicle\Europe\Mirage 2013
Mitsubishi\Select from vehicle\Europe\Outlander (CAN)
Mitsubishi\Select from vehicle\Europe\Outlander
Mitsubishi\Select from vehicle\Europe\Pajero PININ
Mitsubishi\Select from vehicle\Europe\Pajero 1999-2006
Mitsubishi\Select from vehicle\Europe\Shogun
Mitsubishi\Select from vehicle\Europe\Sigma
Mitsubishi\Select from vehicle\Europe\Space Wagon

Part 3: Conculsion

In summary, Mitsubishi key programming can be done with all key tools above.

But how to choos the one you need indeed?

Here are some tips for- better read it before you decide to have a Mitsubishi key programmer.

Have a FVDI2 commader for Mistubishi if you have Mitsubishi only. FVDI2 is able to not only add new keys but also help diagnostic tests. Good for DIYers.

Have a SuperOBD SKP900 or Lonsdor K518ISE if you are a locksmith or have many cars need program new keys. SKP900 is popular and receive good feedback.People with it never upset themselves. But, SuperOBD is gonna stop SK900 production so it’s not good for future cars. The last, Lonsdor K518ise wins. It’s a professional universal key programming in the the year 2017 and 2018.

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