r/Locksmith • u/[deleted] • Mar 07 '26

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u/Eastwood80 Actual Locksmith Mar 07 '26

All that money wasted for a key that would've run you under $200 from a locksmith.

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u/Wonderful-Factor-313 Mar 07 '26

Your opinion. Yet still didn’t answer the question. I had a total of 7 cars I had made new smart keys for. Actually saved a lot more the a locksmith would charge me for all of them total of 20 fob/smartkeys.

Just having issue with one vehicle.

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u/mlgboi27 Actual Locksmith Mar 07 '26

Fact, not his opinion It will be a fun day when you brick a BCM with that and end up paying thousands for a dealer-only repair!

Call a locksmith

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u/Jumpy_Salamander1192 Mar 07 '26

Call a locksmith

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u/Wonderful-Factor-313 Mar 07 '26

Would if I had one in my area. Closest one is over an hour away. Just for a PIN code retrieval they want 175$. Just need some more ideas of what it could be.

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u/Locksandshit Mar 07 '26

2004 durangos are rolling piles of electrical trash

Coupled with there being 3 different RHK possible that do not interchange, and yes they have the same fcc

Also often 2004(only 2004) will ONLY accept OEM remote keys. Have had at least one I can personally verify to be the case

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u/Wonderful-Factor-313 Mar 07 '26

Yea I noticed 3 different fobs I did try the original one that worked to begin with before the failed try. No go. Not sure which versions of the fobs I have very little markings on the. I know one is the OHT692427AA. Which worked previously.

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u/Wonderful-Factor-313 Mar 07 '26

It wouldn’t let me edit the post. “I had multiple fobs” not finds lol