Mopar OEM Keyless Entry Remote Fob 5-Button Smart Proximity Key Compatible with 2014-2022 Jeep Grand Cherokee (FCC ID: M3N-40821302 / P/N: 68143505)

Programmed correctly and works perfectly

This product is perfect and is The OEM Key Fob that you would buy from a dealer. The only challenge for me was that my Jeep dealer charged me $175 to program it, despite a very tedious, diplomatic, and long argument. My original Key Fob was worn out, and I had simply no other choices. It is a real pity that a dealer would charge such a steep programming fee for their own product. Based on my research, the device to program Key Fob can be purchased for ~ $600, so the dealer has his/her investment paid back after programming only 3 keys.

Why in the world would you send this via USPS? And on top of that, send it with a signature required, WTH?Key fob is probably great, but I wouldn’t know since I now have to wait two more days to pick it up at the post office…

The key is the same one as sold by Jeep.Programming is required.Emergency key also needs to be cut.Had an independent key shop program and cut it for $50.

Accidentally flushed my fob into the gym toilet. Dealer wanted to charge over $500+ for one fob (!!!!!) Paid $70 for this (decided to pay a little extra for a genuine OEM brand new one) and locksmith charged $75 to program and cut the key. Took them only 15 minutes and easy peezy. Read so many nightmare stories in reviews about fobs not working when programming so I'm super grateful this worked. No issues with remote start or anything. Every button works and the remote functions and looks just like my original. Buy it! Can't go wrong.

I was a bit skeptical this would work, since I couldn’t find a part number inside my existing fob. The FCC ID matched though, and the printed circuit boards looked identical in the photos to what I had already, so I took a chance.Local locksmiths charge anywhere from $75 - $250. Batteries and Bulbs didn’t have the codes yet (my Jeep is a 2018 Grand Cherokee Summit), so they couldn’t do it. I ended up calling around to the Jeep dealers in my area. Their pricing was also varied; one wanted $140 and another wanted $200. The third one I tried would program it and cut the spare key to match my existing physical key for $75.Service manager asked where I got the spare, and I told him “online.” He said people come in with fobs from Amazon / eBay / etc and they don’t always work, but it’s $75 either way, whether it works or not.About an hour later they came back and everything was good to go. It programmed fine - all buttons work, including remote start. None of the ink for the buttons was worn off on mine, but a few very slight blemishes on the BACK of the fob by the JEEP logo. No big deal. It was advertised as USED LIKE NEW and I’d say that’s an accurate description of the fob I got.$50 for the fob here + $75 for programming at a JEEP dealer... I’m happy.

Programmed,cut and in use. Functionality so far so good although I’m already noticing the button logos already wearing off.

Quedó exacto y funcionó muy bien.