How can I start my car without transponder key ?

Asked by Joseph Aug 04, 2015 at 04:16 PM about the 2006 Dodge Grand Caravan C/V Cargo FWD

Question type: General

I do have a duplicate key without chip

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You can't, the chip id designed to disable the anti theft when put in the ignition. Ford is the worst, the anti theft turns the fuel pump off and the ignition fire. Take your registration with VIN number to dealership and they MAY be able to duplicate the key and program it without your car for about 65 bucks depending on the year, otherwise have the wrecker drop it off there and be prepared for a 150 bucks besides the wrecker bill.

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Locksmith will do it at your house for like 250 if u have to but the dealer can give u the keys code for it but they will need ur old key still to copy the dealer told me to bring the car but I went to the locksmith the dealer charges more for the key and the program

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