Hi all; newbie here with a key fob issue. 2016 Citadel.
The fob got progressively weaker and then stopped working altogether.
I replaced the battery with a fresh 2032, but no joy. Still does not work.
The second fob still works just fine.

Can it be re-programmed to the vehicle by the user, or do I have to take it to the stealership?

Thanks, rstew

 

Hi rstew,
We certainly understand why this may be concerning. We kindly recommend having your dealer inspect this concern for you as they are in the best position to assist.

Rob
Dodge Cares

 

OK got her resolved.
Apparently the first 2032 I tried was weak even though it showed 3V on the tester.
So I tried another one from a known fresh pack and all is well; works like a charm.
Thanks for the help!
rstew

 

Hi rstew,
We're happy to hear that your concern has been resolved! Should any other concerns arise in the future, please do not hesitate to reach out!

Rob
Dodge Cares

 

Yes RStew, w/most situations the FOBs gets back its like-new functions after the dealer re-flashes it. Then all that regaining nu life depends on how well it's been treated in ones pockets, and gosh-knows else where, even thought the micro-circuits are anti-moisture coated, dust, fungus does creep-in, corrosion sets to eating. My '14 Odo clock just pasted 191 and I just purchased two FOBs and planning a four hour dealer sit to have the two FOBs flashed, approxed 125$ a pop. : (

 

you can't do it yourself but you can have a lock smith that does key fobs do it for about 60 or 70 dollars instead of a dealership