Mazda Keyless Entry Remotes

Shop standalone Mazda keyless entry remotes at Noble Key Supply. This collection includes quality-tested Paladin aftermarket replacements for compatible Mazda cars equipped with factory remote keyless entry systems.

The available remotes feature three-button layouts, 315 MHz transmitters, CR2025 batteries, and application-specific FCC IDs. Because different Mazda remotes can have similar housings and identical button functions, verify the complete FCC ID, part number, and vehicle fitment before ordering.

Standalone Mazda Remotes

The products in this collection are standalone keyless entry remotes. They communicate with the vehicle’s receiver to operate supported convenience functions but remain separate from the mechanical ignition key and immobilizer transponder.

The current three-button configurations provide:

• Door locking
• Door unlocking
• Panic alarm

A standalone remote does not include a key blade or transponder chip. Pairing one of these remotes will not replace a lost ignition key or allow the vehicle to start.

If the customer needs a complete integrated key, confirm whether the vehicle uses a remote flip key, remote head key, transponder key, or proximity key before selecting a product.

Mazda Three-Button Remotes

The Mazda remotes currently available in this collection use a three-button arrangement consisting of lock, unlock, and panic functions.

Although the button layouts are the same, the remotes are not interchangeable. Each product uses a different FCC ID and manufacturer part number and supports a different group of Mazda applications.

Available options include:

• BN8P-67-5RY with FCC ID KPU41846
• BAN6-67-5RY with FCC ID KPU41794

Compare the identification on the original remote with the replacement listing. Do not select a remote based only on its appearance or number of buttons.

Paladin Aftermarket Mazda Remotes

The available Mazda remotes are offered under the Paladin brand. Paladin premium aftermarket keys and remotes are designed to provide professional locksmiths with reliable, quality-tested replacement products.

Quality testing helps support consistent transmitter performance, durable construction, and dependable operation when the remote is matched and paired correctly. Paladin remotes provide a cost-effective alternative to dealership-supplied transmitters for supported applications.

Every remote must still match the vehicle’s original specifications. A quality-tested product with the wrong FCC ID or part number will not become compatible simply because it has the correct button layout and frequency.

Mazda BN8P-67-5RY Remote

The BN8P-67-5RY is a Paladin aftermarket three-button remote for select Mazda vehicles. It provides lock, unlock, and panic functions and operates at 315 MHz.

Product specifications include:

• FCC ID: KPU41846
• Frequency: 315 MHz
• Battery: CR2025
• Buttons: Lock, unlock, and panic
• Part number: BN8P-67-5RY
• Additional replacement number: GM9A-67-5RY
• Condition: New aftermarket replacement
• Brand: Paladin

Listed vehicle applications include:

• 2004–2006 Mazda 3
• 2003–2005 Mazda 6 hatchback
• 2003–2005 Mazda 6 wagon

The Mazda 6 application is limited to the hatchback and wagon configurations shown in the product fitment. Do not assume compatibility with a sedan from the same model years.

Mazda BAN6-67-5RY Remote

The BAN6-67-5RY is a three-button Paladin replacement remote for compatible Mazda 3 vehicles. It also operates at 315 MHz and uses a CR2025 battery.

Product specifications include:

• FCC ID: KPU41794
• Frequency: 315 MHz
• Battery: CR2025
• Buttons: Lock, unlock, and panic
• Part number: BAN6-67-5RY
• Additional replacement number: 4238A-41846
• Condition: New aftermarket replacement
• Brand: Paladin

The listed vehicle application is:

• 2007–2009 Mazda 3

Even though this remote resembles the BN8P-67-5RY option and provides the same three functions, its KPU41794 FCC ID identifies a different transmitter. Confirm the original remote information before ordering.

Match the Mazda Remote FCC ID

The FCC ID is one of the most important specifications when selecting a Mazda keyless entry remote. It helps identify the transmitter design and separate products that may look almost identical from the outside.

FCC IDs currently represented in this collection include:

• KPU41846
• KPU41794

The KPU41846 remote corresponds with the listed BN8P-67-5RY and GM9A-67-5RY replacement numbers. The KPU41794 remote corresponds with the BAN6-67-5RY and listed 4238A-41846 number.

These FCC IDs should not be treated as interchangeable. Compare the complete identifier from the customer’s original remote or use reliable vehicle-specific application data.

Verify the Manufacturer Part Number

The manufacturer part number provides another important point of comparison. Mazda remotes sharing the same number of buttons and operating frequency may still use different circuit boards or vehicle communication protocols.

Part numbers represented in the collection include:

• BN8P-67-5RY
• GM9A-67-5RY
• BAN6-67-5RY
• 4238A-41846

Use the part number together with the FCC ID, model year, vehicle body style, and frequency. Matching only one specification is not enough to establish compatibility.

If the original remote is missing, consult a dependable vehicle application guide before selecting a replacement.

315 MHz Mazda Remotes

Both Mazda remotes currently available in this collection operate at 315 MHz. This is the radio frequency used by the transmitter to communicate with the vehicle’s keyless entry receiver.

A frequency match is required, but it does not independently confirm that a remote will work. Both the KPU41846 and KPU41794 remotes operate at 315 MHz, yet they are intended for different vehicle applications.

Complete compatibility requires matching:

• FCC ID
• Manufacturer part number
• Frequency
• Button configuration
• Vehicle model
• Model year
• Body style when applicable
• Factory keyless entry system

CR2025 Remote Batteries

The available Mazda remotes use a replaceable CR2025 lithium coin battery. A properly installed battery supplies the power required for the remote to transmit lock, unlock, and panic commands.

A weak or incorrectly installed battery can cause:

• Reduced operating range
• Intermittent button response
• Failure to enter a pairing procedure
• Inconsistent operation after programming

Check the battery voltage when troubleshooting a remote. Confirm the correct polarity and make sure the battery contacts are clean and secure before closing the housing.

Mazda Remote Programming and Pairing

A replacement Mazda remote must be paired with the vehicle’s keyless entry receiver before its buttons will operate. The required procedure depends on the model year, vehicle configuration, remote type, and availability of existing working remotes.

Some Mazda vehicles may support an onboard pairing procedure. Other applications may require compatible automotive locksmith or diagnostic equipment.

Before beginning, determine:

• Whether the vehicle supports onboard pairing
• Whether a working remote is required
• Whether all existing remotes must be present
• Whether previously stored remotes will be erased
• Whether professional programming equipment is needed

After pairing, test every button individually. Confirm that lock, unlock, and panic functions operate correctly and that the remote provides a reasonable operating range.

Remote Pairing Versus Transponder Programming

Remote pairing and transponder-key programming serve different purposes.

The standalone remote communicates with the keyless entry receiver to control the door locks and panic alarm. The transponder inside the ignition key communicates with the immobilizer to authorize the vehicle to start.

Pairing one of these Mazda remotes will not program a transponder key. Likewise, programming an ignition key does not necessarily pair a separate keyless entry remote.

Identify the service the customer needs before ordering:

• Replacement remote only
• Replacement transponder key only
• Remote flip key
• Complete proximity key
• Separate ignition key and remote

This collection is specifically intended for standalone remote replacement.

Mazda 3 Keyless Entry Remotes

The Mazda 3 applications in this collection span more than one remote generation.

The listed 2004–2006 Mazda 3 application uses the BN8P-67-5RY-style remote with FCC ID KPU41846. The listed 2007–2009 Mazda 3 application uses the BAN6-67-5RY-style remote with FCC ID KPU41794.

This change demonstrates why selecting a remote by vehicle name alone is unreliable. Adjacent model years can require different transmitters even when the button functions and operating frequency remain the same.

Always include the exact model year when confirming Mazda 3 remote compatibility.

Mazda 6 Hatchback and Wagon Remotes

The BN8P-67-5RY remote lists compatibility with select 2003–2005 Mazda 6 hatchback and wagon models.

Body style matters for this application. A Mazda 6 sedan from the same year range should not automatically be assumed to use the same remote.

When servicing a Mazda 6, verify:

• Exact production year
• Hatchback, wagon, or sedan body style
• FCC ID
• Original part number
• Factory keyless entry equipment

This additional check helps prevent an unsuccessful pairing attempt caused by selecting a remote for the wrong vehicle configuration.

How to Choose the Correct Mazda Remote

Before ordering a Mazda keyless entry remote, confirm:

1. Vehicle year and model
2. Vehicle body style
3. Factory keyless entry system
4. Standalone remote or integrated key type
5. Complete FCC ID
6. Manufacturer part number
7. Operating frequency
8. Number of buttons
9. Button icons and positions
10. Battery type
11. Supported programming procedure
12. Whether an existing working remote is required

Comparing every specification helps reduce incorrect orders and failed pairing attempts.

Shop Mazda Remotes at Noble Key Supply

Browse quality-tested Paladin Mazda keyless entry remotes at Noble Key Supply. The available three-button aftermarket replacements provide lock, unlock, and panic functions for compatible Mazda 3 and Mazda 6 applications.

Whether you need a KPU41846 remote for a supported Mazda 3, Mazda 6 hatchback, or Mazda 6 wagon, or a KPU41794 remote for a later Mazda 3 application, verify the FCC ID, part number, frequency, and exact vehicle fitment before ordering.