Automotive Keys Chrysler/ Dodge/ Jeep Y160 Transponder Key (4D64) Vancouver

Chrysler, Dodge and Jeep share the Y160 keyway across a number of models from the transponder era, and many of those use a 4D64 chip, which is what this key carries. Look for a key with a black rubberised head, no buttons and a blade cut on both edges. Separate remote fobs were common with these vehicles, so the key handles the ignition while the fob looks after the locks. Ask us to confirm for your vehicle, since Chrysler also used other chips and keyways in nearby years. The vehicle reads the 4D64 chip when the key turns. Unless that chip is programmed in, the engine will start briefly and stall, or not crank. Our process: cut the blade to the code or copy your existing key, then program the chip with the vehicle present, checking the registration and photo ID before we start. A common question is whether this key can replace a worn original on a Caravan or Grand Cherokee that has done years of school runs. Usually yes, and having a second key made at the same time saves another trip. For an older vehicle with one key left, a spare is a sensible precaution.