I know we used to have some Chrysler service techs on here. Hopefully we still do or maybe someone knows this.
My parents have a 2014 Dodge Durango Limited. They have 3 different key fobs and none of them work. Not a single button press function works on any of them, but.... passive entry and keyless go both work with no issue. It also never shows a key fob battery low message or any other key fob or RKE related message. Since I know these cars have one antenna for the remote keyless entry and a different set of antennas for the passive entry and keyless go, logic dictates that their RKE antenna is bad. Any easy way to confirm this? Anything else that could possibly be causing this situation?
Lastly, they mount these things at the top of one of the D-Pillars, correct? Driver side or passenger side? I'm guessing it is pretty easy to replace but any tips? Since I don't think the antenna needs to be programmed and it is cheap (~$40) and seems easy to replace, I will probably just wind up doing it for them.
My parents have a 2014 Dodge Durango Limited. They have 3 different key fobs and none of them work. Not a single button press function works on any of them, but.... passive entry and keyless go both work with no issue. It also never shows a key fob battery low message or any other key fob or RKE related message. Since I know these cars have one antenna for the remote keyless entry and a different set of antennas for the passive entry and keyless go, logic dictates that their RKE antenna is bad. Any easy way to confirm this? Anything else that could possibly be causing this situation?
Lastly, they mount these things at the top of one of the D-Pillars, correct? Driver side or passenger side? I'm guessing it is pretty easy to replace but any tips? Since I don't think the antenna needs to be programmed and it is cheap (~$40) and seems easy to replace, I will probably just wind up doing it for them.