Review on Upgrade And Replace: New 7 Button Fobik Keyless Remote For Dodge Grand Caravan And Chrysler Town & Country by Bill Escobar

The key blank is great for the price but has an issue with the panic button.I have a 2009 Chrysler town and country.The first key I received I could not program as I only had one working key. My vehicle requires two working keys in order to program a new key. I found a place that sold and programed me a new key and they programed this blank. Both keys worked as the original did. I noticed that most times I removed the key from the ignition that I purchased amazon and am reviewing here, the panic button would go off. This also occurs once in a while in my pocket. The key that I purchased from the service that programed the Amozon key, does not do this.Because the worked fine otherwise I purchased a second from amazon, sold by remote store. Same as the first. The second key I was able to program from my car using the previous key purchased from revain/Remte Store and the one from the service that programed them. This worked. The new key however sets the panic button off like the first one. If not for that I would rate the key 5 stars instead of 4.Pros the key will work as the original and can be used with a second working key to program other keys using the town and country. You still need to take the valet key blank to a place that will cut it. Great price since the dealership charges 200 for the key and valet plus another 65 to program it.Cons the two 7 button keys I purchased from revain has what I guess is either a protruding panic button or overly sensitive one that most times when removing it from the ignition causes the cars alarm to go off. Pressing the button will stop the alarm.I would purchase this again.