🔓 VOFONO OHT692427AA Chrysler Commander 2005-2013: Unlock Your Vehicle's Full Potential Review

Successfully programmed, thanks. Will buy again. Almost thought it wasn't programmed for 2005 Chrysler 300 but it worked after successfully going into Can Type 2 mode.

Just what I needed but my local mom and dad wouldn't make me keys. We have to pay a locksmith, but the keyboard is programmed incorrectly. The lock button is the unlock button. The unlock button is the trunk and the trunk button locks the car.

I'm so glad I bought it. I had 3 broken key fobs and every time I had to get in the car the alarm went off. Easy to program, comes with instructions but they confused me, instead I watched a YouTube video and it took less than 5 minutes to get them working!

It worked like a charm with our 2006 Jeep: $29 for both key fobs, free overnight delivery and $50 to a local locksmith to have them cut. The manual contains simple programming instructions. Each key lasts one minute. The dealership charged $550 for two keys and another $150 for programming. Thanks to Vofono for the wireless keychains!

I lost my bunch of keys while I was driving earlier this year, so I only have one key for my car. I ordered them based on the reviews hoping I would get the same satisfaction. After finding a local locksmith I now have three copies for my car. Even better, it only cost a third of what I was charged for "stealing"!

Bought this pair of keys for a used 2006 Jeep Commander in addition to the ones that came with the truck. Arrived quickly in excellent packaging. The "Guides" list lists only three websites where programming guides can be found. To program the remote control yourself, you need two working keys. In desperation, I took them to my local Ace/True Value hardware store to have them cut and programmed for $20 each, which made this a really good deal.

Replaced the old kit in a 2006 Dodge Charger. The original transmitter was damaged beyond repair. The dealer price was outrageous for ONE key. Having 2 old keys that start the engine will save you a lot of money. Paid $20 for a key to cut them out and then programmed them myself using the website link provided with the instructions. If you have 1 working key, you need to program 1 ($90 is allocated for programming only) and then you can make the second one yourself. All buttons work as they…

I really didn't expect these things to work, but they worked very well! I went to local ASE hardware and there they cut them out for free as a service since I had blanks. I still had both original keys from my 2006 Commander although they were in poor condition. Both are programmed in less than 2 minutes and work great. I had a problem with the case screw. I checked that the battery is installed and the screw is not tightened. I just put a drop of super glue on the screw and you should be fine.

We have a 2005 jeep which is in good condition and perfect for transporting. Both keys we had worked but the plastic connectors were falling apart. We couldn't carry one or the other on a keychain. We called the dealer who sold us a programmed key for $260. So after reading an article (easy search) on how to code yourself we bought these two. We cut them to fit the ignition (to match our old one) at the local hardware store and read an article on how to program them yourself. It was a lot…