New Pair Of 7 Button Replacement For Dodge Grand Caravan Chrysler Town & Country Fobik Keyless Remote Iyz-C01c Duracell Battery Inside

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1. 9 of 9 people found the following review helpful

   
   Awesome!!, May 22, 2016

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   Michael Bennett (Stoneville, NC) –

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   This review is from: New Pair Of 7 Button Replacement For Dodge Grand Caravan Chrysler Town & Country Fobik Keyless Remote Iyz-C01c Duracell Battery Inside (Electronics)

   Awesome!!!! I purchased a used 2012 Grand Caravan and the dealer only gave me 1 key, and half the buttons did not work. Since I only had one key I had to call a locksmith to program these. They came quickly (I have PRIME) and were well packaged. The locksmith charged me $75 to program both remotes and cut the 2 key blanks for me. The process took all of 20 minutes to complete and I was on my way. All the buttons worked as expected on both remotes. The look identical to the factory FOBIK’s.

   I called the dealer to program these and was quoted $90 to program them. I told them I had ordered them from Amazon and they informed me that Dodge’s software will not work with these remotes and therefore they can not program them. They then told me it was $125 per remote from them if I wanted them to program them I could buy them from them. So it would be a total of $340 to get 2 remotes and get them programmed from the dealer. I was up and running for less than $100. After calling about 10 locksmiths in the area one of them gave me a different guy’s phone number. So you may need to call many locksmith’s before you find one that has the programmer that costs several thousands of dollars.

   Also if you have 2 or more remotes currently you can program these yourself.

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2. 6 of 6 people found the following review helpful

   
   So far so good!, December 9, 2016

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   James Clement –

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   This review is from: New Pair Of 7 Button Replacement For Dodge Grand Caravan Chrysler Town & Country Fobik Keyless Remote Iyz-C01c Duracell Battery Inside (Electronics)

   I have a 2010 Dodge Grand Caravan with one original and one (flimsy) aftermarket remote. The flimsy one falls apart all the time and I was worried about being left without a key and having to call a locksmith. For any of you Grand Caravan drivers you know that this literally costs HUNDREDS of dollars to have a replacement fob made.

   Here is the kicker, if you have AT LEAST TWO working fobs, you can program your own remotes – for free. So let’s do the math, two replacement fobs for around $20 vs calling a locksmith or (gasp) the dealership to have keys made for $200 – seems like a no brainer.

   Unfortunately, there are several key fob manufacturers who tell you that you have to get a locksmith to program these fobs regardless of how many you currently have. Not sure why they are saying that when it isn’t true. Here is what I did to program my remotes:

   1. Get in the van with all the remotes you have. Remember, you HAVE to have at LEAST TWO working remotes to do this. If you don’t, sorry, you are out of luck, you’ll have to pay a locksmith to program these fobs.
   2. Take one of the two working keys, insert it into the ignition switch, and turn the key to the ON position. DON’T START the van.
   3. Wait 10 seconds.
   4. Remove the key.
   5. Repeat this process with the SECOND working key fob. After ten seconds you should see the security light turn on. This tells the van is ready to program a fob.
   6. Remove the key.
   7. Insert the fob you want to program. Turn the key to the ON position and DON’T START the van. Wait 10 seconds.
   8. Remove the key.
   9. Reinsert the newly programmed key into the ignition and try to start the van. If you did everything above correctly, the van will start.

   To program the other remote, repeat the entire process.

   Hope this helps!

   I kno

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3. 5 of 5 people found the following review helpful

   
   Great Replacements…Not-So-Great Instructions, June 28, 2016

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   Deuce’s Dad –

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   This review is from: New Pair Of 7 Button Replacement For Dodge Grand Caravan Chrysler Town & Country Fobik Keyless Remote Iyz-C01c Duracell Battery Inside (Electronics)

   I have a 2008 Grand Caravan. The Product was as advertised, and a great value over the cost of going to dealership. Would have given 5 stars but the programming instructions were not very clear/accurate which almost had me going to a locksmith. After multiple failed attempts using the online instructions I was directed to on the packaging, I decided to check out another site and that did the trick. Once I had the sequence timing down, it took less than a minute to program both new fobs. As the description and instructions state, you WILL need 2 working key fobs to program the new ones. And by «working», it means they only need be able to start the van….the buttons do not necessarily have to work. Two of the buttons on one of my «working» remotes were inoperable and the remote itself was kept from splitting apart by mere electrical tape. But it still started the van and still allowed me to program the new fobs. I used the emergency entry keys from the old fobs (which fit/lock perfectly into the new fobs) so really had no need for the ones that came with the new ones.

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