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You can't predict everything. Especially your Jeep Cherokee key fob suddenly not working, breaking, or getting lost on a day when time is short. When that happens, Keyless Entry Remote is there to help you find a solution.
Use this guide to learn how to replace your Jeep Cherokee key fob's battery and what to do when you've lost or damaged your remote.
A dead battery is the most common reason a remote stops working. To find the correct replacement battery for your Jeep Cherokee key fob, use this battery finder by entering your year, make, and model. Jeep Cherokee remotes usually use a CR2032, CR1616, & CR2016 battery. Most key fob batteries cost less than $6 and are available for purchase online.
For newer Jeep Cherokees, insert the hidden key into a designated slot to open the case. For older Jeep Cherokees, use a thin object (like a flathead screwdriver) to pry open the case at the notch. After opening the case, gently lift the circuit board to access the battery. Before removing the battery, note how it fits in the case. Next, replace the old battery with the new one and close the case. Test your key fob's functionality by pressing buttons to ensure it is working properly. If it doesn't work, adjust the battery by ensuring the connections are clean and in contact with the battery.
To see step-by-step video instructions on replacing your remote's battery, search for your Jeep Cherokee key fob on our YouTube page. If you cannot find your specific Jeep Cherokee key fob, you can find a video showing the battery replacement process of a different remote that is the same type as yours.
If changing your Jeep Cherokee key fob's battery does not resolve your issue, you may need to replace your Jeep Cherokee key fob entirely.
The extent of the damage to your Jeep Cherokee key fob will determine your options.
A damamged key blade means you need to order a new, uncut key blade and have it cut. To cut your key blade, seek out trusted automotive professionals, such as the ones found here on our Locksmith Locator page.
If your Jeep Cherokee key fob's case is damaged but the internal electronics are fine, you can easily replace the case. The availability of Jeep Cherokee key fob cases cannot be guaranteed. If you don't mind not having a logo, you can try aftermarket cases.
If your remote is damaged beyond the key blade or case, then you may need to replace your Jeep Cherokee key fob entirely.
A replacement Jeep Cherokee key fob is the only solution to a lost or severely damaged remote. Brand-new replacements can cost you $200 or more. A used, refurbished key fob is a more cost-effective option.
After you purchase your replacement Jeep Cherokee key fob, your next 2 steps are figuring out how you are going to program your remote and finding an automotive professional to cut the key blade. Some key fobs are easy to program by yourself, but others require an automotive locksmith.
To find out whether you can self-program your Jeep Cherokee key fob or need help, look up your key fob programming instructions here. If you do need an automotive professional, find a trusted locksmith on our Locksmith Locator page.
Keyless Entry Remote is here to give you a fast and seamless Jeep Cherokee key fob replacement purchase. Whether you simply need parts or an entirely new remote, our knowledgeable associates are ready to assist you. Do not hesitate to contact us with any questions or concerns you have.
Starting in 1990 Jeep introduced keyless entry as an option on Cherokee models. Nowadays keyless entry is pretty much standard. Did you know that if you need a replacement Cherokee key fob you don't have to go to the dealer?
I know right, most people don't know you can buy these replacement key fobs right here from us, Keyless Entry Remote Inc., the leader in replacement Cherokee keys and remotes. We will save you up to 80% off dealer prices and that puts a smile on our face as well as yours. We also carry replacement transponder keys as well. Use our easy to navigate menu system above and find the remote you need today.
Since 1974, Jeep has been making its Cherokee SUV in various forms, spawning such successful offshoots as the Jeep Grand Cherokee. Jeep began offering keyless entry as an option on its Cherokees in 1990, and what was once an option has become more or less standard today.
Handy as they are, key fobs and transponder keys can become a big hassle when they don't work. But there's an easy way to save yourself money as well as an inconvenience if yours has broken if you've lost it or just want a spare or two on hand. You can get an OEM replacement key fob for your Jeep Cherokee from Keyless Entry Remote Fob for up to 80 percent off what you would pay the dealer.
Whether you're looking for a 2016 Jeep Cherokee key fob or one for practically any other year, we probably have it. We carry key fobs for Jeep Cherokees ranging from the 1993 model year to 2016, and we'll keep updating our inventory as long as Jeep keeps making Cherokees with wireless entry. Here you will find two-button, three-button, and four-button key fobs as well as five-button key fobs and key fobs with hatch capability.
You can program some of these remotes yourself. We provide instructions online and can help you via phone or email if you run into issues. Other Jeep Cherokee remotes require professional programming. In that case, we recommend you inquire with your local locksmith, which will most likely save you money compared to going to your nearest Jeep dealer.
If you don't need a replacement key fob but just need a new lithium coin battery for yours, we carry those too. Just as with our key fobs, you will save substantial sums when you shop with us. We also provide complete instructions on replacing your key fob's battery.
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