Review on 🔑 ECCPP 2X Key Fob for Chrysler 300, Dodge Challenger, Durango, Magnum, Jeep Grand Cherokee - Keyless Entry Remote 56046639AC 56046639AD 56046639AE-433Mhz by Shane Popo

The original key fob from my wife's car became EXTREMELY sensitive. It seemed like all you had to do was blow on it and the alarm would go off or the doors would close. and the wind slammed the door and locked it automatically with my son in the car. (The car was running again, so luckily it was safe.) But after that, I decided it was time to do something about that damn keychain. Of course, a brand new key fob programmed at a local dealer costs hundreds of dollars. When I examined and tore up the original key fob, I found that the contacts had broken after years of use, falls and bumps. I just glued them back on with super glue and it worked great for about a month until the super glue didn't hold anymore because I dropped the keychain many times, clumsiness guess. Anyway, I thought I'd bite the bullet and buy some new keychains. I found her and drove off. After receiving them I wanted to see if I could get some new parts out of them to get the old key fob working. So I took the brains out of the original (the green thing is the motherboard). Took the contacts out of the new keyfob, put them on the original Brain motherboard and then put everything into the new keyfob. So I saved money on programming and got basically everything and a new key fob. I like it. Hope this helps someone.