Description

iLco Look-ALike Brand Replacement 4 Button FOBiK Dodge and Jeep Vehicles
Replaces OE #: 56046736, 56046736AA, 56046736AB, 56046736AC, 56046736AD, 56046736AE, 56046736AF, 56046736AG, 56046736AH, 56046928AA
FCC ID: IYZ-C01C
UPC: 036448257157
Frequency: 433 MHz
Battery: CR2032 included
Emergency insert key included

Additional information

Brand	Aftermarket without Logo
Buttons	Lock, Unlock, Remote engine start, Panic alarm
Ignition Type	I Turn the Key to Start the Vehicle

Make	Model	Year	Notes
Dodge	Durango	2011 - 2013
Jeep	Grand Cherokee	2011 - 2013

How can I get a replacement car key without the original?

If you are the registered owner of the vehicle, You'll just need to be ready to show us an unexpired driver's license and ONE of the following documents: Certificate of Vehicle Title, Motor Vehicle Registration, Insurance ID Card (pulling it up on a phone app works), OR a Bill of Sale.

How will SOS make a new key to unlock and start my car?

Our NASTF Registered VSP is authorized to retrieve a "keycode" using your car's VIN from the automakers' database. From that keycode, our car key-cutting machine knows which key profile to cut to fit your car's locks. Then, we'll insert the new blade into the door lock and unlock the door. Once we're in, we hook up the car key programming equipment and tell the car to let the engine start with the new key.

What paperwork do I need to get a lost car key made by VIN?

In order to access the automakers' keycode database we're required to verify and upload a photo of the Registered Owners Valid Unexpired Driver’s License and ONE of the following documents: Certificate of Vehicle Title, Motor Vehicle Registration, Insurance ID Card (pulling it up on a phone app works), OR a Bill of Sale.

Why does my new car key, fob, or remote need to be programmed?

Cars and Light Trucks manufactured from 1996 onward have extra security features built into the key to prevent theft. These features include a “transponder chip” embedded inside the head of the key. This technology prevents the engine from starting by turning the ignition by force or picking the ignition lock and makes “hot wiring” the vehicle impossible. When a key is inserted into the ignition and the ignition is switched on, a transponder embedded in the head of the key is energized by an exciter coil that surrounds the ignition lock cylinder. The energized transponder transmits a signal that contains its unique alphanumeric code. If the code received doesn’t match what is stored in the vehicle's anti-theft system, engine starting is disabled.

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Automotive Locksmith On-Site Car Key, Remote, and Smart Fob Replacement. Mobile Key Cutting and Programming.

4 Button FOBiK Key (iLco) POD-LAL-4B9