Jeep Grand Cherokee Key Programming Made Simple 

Based on the information you've provided, it appears that there might be an issue with the key detection component of one of your key fobs for your 2019 Jeep Grand Cherokee Limited. Since the remote start, locking, and unlocking functions are working fine on that fob, the problem may be specific to the key detection or transponder component. To diagnose the issue and potentially resolve it, you may consider checking the battery in the faulty fob to see if it has sufficiently charged. A weak or depleted battery can affect key detection. Carefully inspect the non-functioning key fob for any physical damage, such as a cracked casing or damaged key blade. Physical damage could impact the key's functionality. Attempt to reprogram the key fob that's not working for key detection. There might be a simple synchronization issue that can be resolved through reprogramming. If you've exhausted all troubleshooting options and your key fob's key detection component is still not functioning correctly, it may be time to consider getting a replacement key fob.

unfortunately we don't have anything for that model, but email us at help@tomskey.com and we can look to connect you with a parnter!

Hi, pls reach out to us at help@tomskey.com or (801) 877-5752 for assistance.

Unfortunately no. Jeep made some changes in 2018 that we don't yet have a good DIY solution for. Not sure when we'll have one. Your best bet may be checking our partnerships on this page to see what it may cost. tomskey.com/pages/cant-find-my-vehicle

Hello, the key from Tom's Key Company is a default one, and the owner should set it on their own once it is programmed. You may link the new key to each profile and look it up in your owner's manual. Pls. reach out to us at help@tomskey.com for further assistance.

Unfortunately not. Sorry. But come to TomsKey.com and check the "Cant Find My Vehicle" link where we can send you to partners that can help

Email us at help@tomskey.com and our support team can help you with options!

Yes - find your spare key/fob here: tomskey.com/collections/chevrolet-impala-2006-2013

Can I use a Grand Cherokee key fob and reprogram it to my Cherokee?

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As long as the vehicle can from the manufacturer with remote start, the remote start button will work.

Hi there! Please email help@tomskey.com

Yes - even if your existing key is damaged, it still starts the engine so you can drive. So, yes you can use the kit to program a new spare key.

No, lo siento!

It might program, it might not. Depends if that particular fob requires being wiped clean before it can be re-programmed. Some brands it's as simple as programming to your vehicle and it will work. Others it requires a lot of effort to erase the prior vehicle from the key fob memory. I just don't know for this one. Order the kit - it comes with the programmer and one fob. You'll be able to get the fob from the kit programmed. Then you can try programming the one from eBay and you might end up with 2 spares.

@@TomsKeyCompany-DIY thank you so much I think I’m going to order the kit and try them both like u said

we only have keys for up to the 2018 model at the moment!

We have no keys

Just a new car fob and we are trying to program it

2021 ?

what make, model and year of car do you have?

It depends on the vehicle. Some have a programmer you will own and keep. Others are more expensive so we rent then out since most people only need it once. So it depends on which vehicle you are making a key for.

Most our Jeep programmers are ones you still keep and own in car you ever need it again for the same vehicle

@TomsKeyCompany-DIY thanks for the response. It is actually for a Durango, but saw the Jeep which is pretty close I believe.

@@stealthmanx2 Looks like the 2014-2017 Durango uses a rental programmer and the 2013 and newer have programmers that will be owned by the customer.

What car do you drive?

I drive a Jeep Grand Cherokee Laredo '12

@@amazingxl.5308 you can find supported vehicles on our website. tomskey.com/pages/jeep If we don't yet have your vehicle, check the "other years" or "Can't find my veheicle" links where you can sign up for future notifications or find partners that may be able to help.

Hi, if you need some help, check this out: tomskey.com/pages/help or reach out to us at help@tomskey.com

Unfortunately Jeep made some changes with their vehicle computer, so even though it looks the same as earlier years the DIY programming doesn't work. Hopefully in future years we will have a solution though!

@@TomsKeyCompany-DIYis working with 2014 grand cherokee

Hi, you may check here tomskey.com/collections/jeep-grand-cherokee-2018-2022-push-button-start?tkcmake=Jeep&model=Grand%20Cherokee&year=2019 Send us an email at help@tomskey.com for assistance if we don't have your fob yet

@@TomsKeyCompany-DIY Ended up buying a refurbed oem key from oem car key mall before you replied. $60 dollars since it is used. Hopefully, it programs correctly. If not then I will check out yours. Jeep is currently back ordered on my key fob from the dealership.

Hi Christopher, you're right, in the video, we're specifically referring to the Grand Cherokee. Adjustment done. Appreciate the clarification.