2006 Chrys T&C. One Key Fob Stopped Working
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Asked by Lloyd Oct 07, 2018 at 10:10 PM about the 2006 Chrysler Town & Country LX LWB FWD

Question type: General

2006 Chrys T&C. 1 key fob quit working. Car works locks, etc., will start but
dies in couple seconds. Changed battery in fob but no change.  Other key fob
works fine. Do fobs sometimes lose programming? Or?? Thanks, Lloyd

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Bob answered 6 years ago

I have seen FOBs that are picky about batteries. Perhaps try another brand of battery or stop by a O'reilly or similar parts store and see if the FOB is putting out a signal. The FOB could be defective also.

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Lloyd answered 6 years ago

Thanks for responses. Fob works to lock/arm/unlock disarm alarm, all lights cycle on/off. Just would not crank. After using valet key cranked right up and runs well. Then with fob key would start then die; if left in would crank and crank but no start. Remove fob and reinsert would then start but die/turn off. Valet key works. Found that 2nd fob works well. Will try different battery in this fob. Appreciate suggestions.

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