Automotive Keys 2004-2007 Chrysler Dodge / 3-Button Remote Head Key Vancouver

Before Chrysler moved to the fob-in-the-dash ignition, many of its cars and trucks used this style of key: an edge-cut blade with a rubber-topped head holding the transponder and the remote. The three buttons are lock, unlock and panic. The usual problems are physical. The rubber button cover splits, the head separates from the blade at the shoulder, or the key bends after being used as a pry bar. Electronically these hold up well, so if only the casing has failed, ask us about moving your board into a shell. If the key is lost, though, this is what you need. We cut the blade to your locks, then program the chip and the remote to the car. Chrysler programming on these years requires the vehicle and, when you have one, a working key; if you have none, we can still do it, starting from the lock. We can do the cutting and programming at 4105 Macdonald St or in your driveway. Bring the vehicle registration and your photo ID. If the car has a fourth button for a trunk or liftgate, the four-button version is the right one instead.