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Car Forum / Dodge / Dodge Trucks / March 2005

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HELP!! Keyless entry programming

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Jay Orcutt - 26 Mar 2005 20:43 GMT
I bought a used 2004 Durango and of course only one transmitter and missing
owners manual. These are the integrated key/transmitters that have to
programmed or the truck won't run.

Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks, Jay
Mike Simmons - 26 Mar 2005 22:56 GMT
>I bought a used 2004 Durango and of course only one transmitter and missing
>owners manual. These are the integrated key/transmitters that have to
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> Thanks, Jay

Ok, what's the question?

Mike
Jay Orcutt - 27 Mar 2005 14:54 GMT
What is the programming procedure? 2003 and older Durangos use a different
procedure. The local dealer says it's in the owners manual. My intent is to
order one from the Dodge web site but would like to set this up now before
the key/transmitter is lost or locked in the truck. (4 young kids)

>>I bought a used 2004 Durango and of course only one transmitter and
>>missing owners manual. These are the integrated key/transmitters that have
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> Mike
Mike Simmons - 27 Mar 2005 15:29 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).

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
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