If you only have one key, you cannot do this yourself. For the owner
to be able to "self-program" the SKIM key, it requires two "good" keys.
To obtain a new key and programming, will require a visit to the
dealer or a locksmith who has the programming capabilities (few do).
Hope this helps!
Mike
Mark Filice - 27 Mar 2005 17:52 GMT
>If you only have one key, you cannot do this yourself. For the owner
>to be able to "self-program" the SKIM key, it requires two "good" keys.
> To obtain a new key and programming, will require a visit to the
>dealer or a locksmith who has the programming capabilities (few do).
This is exactly what I had to do about a month ago. I recently bought a 2000
Dodge Ram, and it came with only 1 key and 1 keyless entry fob. I went to Dodge
and got a new key and keyless entry fob.
Cost about $55.00.
Peace of mind having a duplicate set: Priceless
Mark
"Those who live by the sword get shot by those who don't"