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Where can I replace the remote part of my key for a Chrysler?
Do I need to replace the key fob if the buttons don't work? The mechanical key part is fine. It's a 2015.
Sophie Newman · Updated on
Reviewed by Shannon Martin, Licensed Insurance Agent.
“The buttons on your wireless key fob may wear out over time, meaning you will need to replace the key.
To order a new key fob, you will need the:
- Vehicle Identification Number(VIN)
- make
- model
- year of your vehicle
You can either order a replacement key online, call your
dealership
, or get in touch with a local locksmith to assist you. You could also check to see if your car is still under warranty and if it covers a replacement key.
Either way, you should plan to spend at least $100 for a key fob replacement, though more advanced models will cost much more.”
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- Gregory R.
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