🔑 ECCPP 4X 6 Buttons Keyless Entry Remote Control Car Key Fob Shell Case 08-14: Jeep Grand Cherokee, VW Routan, Dodge Journey, Chrysler 300 - 05026198AD Review

I had an issue with my old key fob where all the adhesive on the buttons was peeling off and small dials accidentally opened or unlocked the doors. It saved a life. Also, things were stolen from my car because of the old one. Simply take out the new key, open the case and change the chip. although I would recommend having cell phone tools or a small screwdriver to pry it open.

THIS ARTICLE HAS CHANGED. Now it contains electronics and the old board will not work in this one. The new design includes pins that are built into the board rather than attached to rubber buttons. This only works if I pay to flash the new board and pair it with the car. Another $50, but, hey, $10. The cheapest boards you will find. Great if you lost your old keychain.

Some reviewers complain that there is no chip in the key, but the description says it's just a case. This does not replace a lost key as it does not have a programmable chip. However, it replaces old, worn out keys that have either been damaged or no longer work well, as you can simply take the chip out of your old key and put it in this new shell. The case has new contacts under a rubber coating, so if your old buttons only work after four or five clicks, then this is the solution to that…

We have a 2017 Dodge Grand Caravan and the buttons on these remotes are failing resulting in the sliding doors opening by themselves even though the door is locked! You can't just buy rubber keychains from a retailer. I figured out $8.99, I roll the dice. My old remote had 6 buttons but since it was cheap I figured I'd go with 7 buttons and save $9 lol. Would you believe the extra 7th button that is the remote start button works?!? No programming or additional hardware! Didn't expect that! I…