Keyless2Go Keyless Replacement Vehicles OHT692713AA Car & Vehicle Electronics Review

Jeep Wrangler Unlimited Rubicon 2017 - Programmable with Two OEM Remote Start Key Fobs. The keychains appear to be of high quality and not a flimsy fake. One keyfob is programmed and the second is not programmed; it seemed like a bad circuit board. I emailed the seller and he sent a replacement board. it is programmed for one pass at a time. I asked for a circuit board replacement as the key had already sheared off and only the circuit board could be to blame.

Additional keys required. It was a great price and had pretty good reviews. They arrived quickly and seemed of high quality. They are not as heavy and durable plastic as the originals, but adequate. I gave them to the dealer to program and cut. It only lasted a few minutes. So far they've worked great. I couldn't get remotestart to work on any of them, but that's not why we got it. The lock and unlock functions work perfectly. I had no trouble starting the jeep. Happy with it, especially the…

Worked great! Keys were cut at local hardware store Ace for $2.50. For 2016 Jeep Patriot, if you only have one working key, you will need to drive to the dealer to program the second key. The dealer charged me $50 for key programming. The retailer warned me that keys bought online don't work 50% of the time, but they always worked for me (maybe 8 times). Once I had two working keys, I was able to program the third key myself for free. So in my case I need two spares so if I lose one I can…

So far so good. I bought 2 packs a few days ago. It's just that I had the opportunity to go to Home Depot to cut the exact same thing as my original. You didn't really blame me. I think because I didn't buy a blank from them. It was easy to program, although I didn't notice the tones mentioned in the direction. Followed the instructions and the first key worked fine. Before programming the second one, I tried plugging it in and it started the car. what the hell? . ok, after about 3 seconds the…

With any other brand, a replacement key will cost you a fortune and you need a third party to set it up (besides cutting the key) which one it was with quite easy to set up and do yourself, apart from wear and tear there is no way to tell the difference between the original and the copy in looks and functionality. All buttons are the same as the original and the immobilizer is also retained. I can't believe if someone buys and pays for something else this is the perfect replacement. Please note

I only received one key when buying a jeep. The second key cost $228 at the dealer, including programming fees. But they erased all other keys from the car, which is good in case that key ever falls into the wrong hands again. Let's get back to those keys. These two spare keys were cut by a local locksmith for $4. I then programmed the buttons following the procedure outlined in the owner's manual. Both keys work perfectly for locking, unlocking and remote starting. These keys are almost…

excellent price. I bought them because the dealer gave me a key when I bought my used jeep but couldn't find the second key. So I ordered these keys to replace the lost one. Later the dealer finally found it and sent it to me. A month later I accidentally broke the key in the ignition switch. The locksmith then removed the "key" piece from the ignition and took the 2 spare keys to the dealer who reprogrammed them both for about $80. So I have 3 programmed keys. Hooray! Note. In my experience…

I ordered these keys as I was told they are as good as OEM their programming cost would be much cheaper. Well I took them to a locksmith, he told me that was double the original price they quoted as they are not OEM now, $145. You agree to program both of them for this. I thought I still got a good deal since the keys are $30 for two, so $175 for two new keys was better than a $265 OEM key. only work 70%. What a pain to keep clicking until the doors close or unlock and the remote start doesn't…