Keyless2Go Replacement for Keyless Entry Remote Car Key Vehicles That Use 4 Button OHT692427AA - 2 Pack

Nice quality key fob and easy to program, saved me $70 by self programming.

The local ace hardware wouldn’t cut the keys but a locksmith shop in town cut both keys for $5.00. Easy to program with my code scanner.

Was easy to get cut and I didn't have to program them

I lost my only key for our car and the locksmith was able to program and cut them in a flash. So much less than going to the dealer.

I recently purchased a used 2012 Jeep Liberty 4x4 Sport. The only key it came with was beat up pretty bad and the remote functions were not working properly. The dealership agreed to provide me with 1 key fob replacement at no charge and did so. I still prefer to have at least 2 perfectly working keys for each of my vehicles. The lowest cost local option was $150 plus tax for a key. I did not want to pay that much so I searched Amazon and found these 2 keys for $30. I was unsure if I could program them myself but since it stated a procedure in the description that might work I felt it was worth the risk so I ordered them. I got them in yesterday and today I took them to our local ACE Hardware store and they cut both keys for $6. I looked up the programming procedures on the website they provided with the 2 keys and it said I would need to have someone program the keys because there was no self programming available for my vehicle. I decided to try what I had read anyway since I had 2 good keys. I did the following: 1. insert 1st good (already programmed) key and turn on without starting the vehicle and leave in for 3 seconds. 2. insert the 2nd good (already programmed) key and turn on without starting the vehicle and leave in for 10 seconds. (after this a small "lightning bolt" looking display pops up on display)... 3. Insert the brand new key (unprogrammed) and turn on without starting the vehicle and leave in for 30 seconds until the little lightning bolt display goes off.... After removing the key it was programmed and all functions for unlocking, locking, panic...etc worked properly and it worked for starting the jeep. I repeated the same process on the other one and it worked again so now I have a total of 4 keys (3 brand new and the one beat up one that came with the vehicle) and it cost me less then $50. I hate how expensive the computer chip keys can be but in my case this product was a very low cost success story. I recommend this product 100%.

Really need a link of what cars these work for like you get with the keys on your selling page. Luckily I only needed the rubber push buttons as mine wore out. WILL NOT WORK ON A 2012 JEEP LIBERTY to code them.

I bought the keys and local hardware store cut them ( with accuracy). Dealership programmed them.

OK

They say it works with 2009 Chrysler AspenIt didn’t and I had to pay a locksmith to cut them and program them just to find out they didn’t work. The customer service was little help except to tell me to change the battery and ultimately said we can refund half back or send them back for full refund but I already spent 200 dollars on a locksmith so I’m out 200 plus dollars and because they say that the keys work on my vehicle buyer beware. Oh and good luck getting the keys cut and programming them yourself as they advertise.

One of my original keys had actually snapped, so I went to my local Chrysler dealer to get a replacement key. The wanted $200 for a key and $70 for programing. With Taxes it would have been over $280….for one key. So I went online and found Keyless2Go. I order two keys for less than $40. I then had both keys cut using my one remaining key. I took the electronics out of the old broken key and put it in the on of the new Keyless2GO keys. Now I had two function keys that I could use to program the second Key I had ordered from Keyless2Go. I followed the instructions, and I was able to program that key. So now I have 3 functioning keys. It cost me $40 plus $5 to cut the keys. I am so impressed with Kelyess2Go.

Product garbage. Did not programme the vehicle it was programme for, even when batteries were replaced because the ones were dead. Even worse I paid 106 to get dealership to programme and neither Amazon or ExtrapartsS would not assist with the cost. Poor products

These keys worked perfect . Took two try’s to program second key. Quality is as good as originals . I got the keys cut at the mall for $5each and followed the given steps to program . These were used in a 2008 Jeep Liberty.Delivery was quick

The only thing I did not like was that I thought the keys were already programmed. It was my mistake but I was a little disappointed. I should have known better because of the low cost. Overall I was happy with the purchase.