Dodge, Chrysler & Jeep Keyless Entry Remotes

Shop standalone Dodge, Chrysler, and Jeep keyless entry remotes at Noble Key Supply. This collection includes aftermarket, Paladin, and refurbished OEM replacement remotes for compatible cars, trucks, SUVs, and minivans.

Available products feature three- and four-button layouts, 315 MHz transmitters, and application-specific FCC IDs. Because several remotes in this vehicle family have similar housings, verify the FCC ID, manufacturer part number, buttons, battery, and vehicle fitment before ordering.

Standalone Dodge, Chrysler, and Jeep Remotes

The products in this collection are standalone keyless entry remotes. They control supported convenience functions but remain separate from the vehicle’s mechanical ignition key and immobilizer transponder.

Depending on the remote and vehicle, available functions may include:

• Door locking
• Door unlocking
• Trunk release
• Panic alarm

These remotes do not contain an ignition blade or transponder chip. Pairing a replacement remote will not replace a lost ignition key or provide engine-starting capability. If the customer requires an integrated key, FOBIK, or proximity key, select the appropriate product category instead.

Dodge Keyless Entry Remotes

Dodge vehicles have used multiple standalone remote designs across different model years. Compatible applications represented in this collection may include select versions of the:

• Dodge Caravan
• Dodge Grand Caravan
• Dodge Dakota
• Dodge Durango
• Dodge Intrepid
• Dodge Ram
• Dodge Stratus
• Dodge Viper

A remote that fits one Dodge vehicle is not automatically compatible with another. Even products with the same button count or exterior shape may have different FCC IDs, circuit boards, batteries, or manufacturer part numbers.

Match the replacement to the original remote and complete vehicle information before pairing.

Chrysler Keyless Entry Remotes

Available Chrysler remotes support select older cars and minivans equipped with factory keyless entry. Depending on the product, compatible applications may include:

• Chrysler 300
• Chrysler Concorde
• Chrysler LHS
• Chrysler New Yorker
• Chrysler Sebring
• Chrysler Town & Country
• Chrysler Voyager

Chrysler applications can vary by production year and factory equipment. Some vehicles use three-button remotes with lock, unlock, and panic functions, while others require a trunk-release button.

Always confirm the complete FCC ID and part number. A similar-looking remote with the wrong internal electronics will not communicate correctly with the vehicle.

Jeep Keyless Entry Remotes

This collection includes standalone remotes for select Jeep Cherokee, Grand Cherokee, and Liberty applications. Available configurations include three-button and four-button transmitters operating at 315 MHz.

Jeep remote compatibility can depend on:

• Vehicle model
• Model year
• Factory receiver
• FCC ID
• Button layout
• Manufacturer part number
• Battery type
• Pairing procedure

Do not use the Jeep logo, remote shape, or number of buttons as the only compatibility reference. Compare all available specifications before ordering.

RAM Truck Remote Applications

Some standalone remotes in this collection also support older Dodge Ram truck applications. Compatible years and models vary by FCC ID and replacement part number.

Depending on the product, coverage may include select Dodge Ram 1500, 2500, and 3500 trucks. These remotes are separate from later FOBIK and proximity-key systems used on newer RAM vehicles.

Verify whether the truck uses a standalone remote, remote head key, FOBIK, or proximity key before selecting a replacement.

Three-Button Remotes

Three-button remotes in this collection may use one of two common arrangements:

• Lock, unlock, and panic
• Lock, unlock, and trunk

Button count alone does not confirm compatibility. A three-button remote designed for trunk release cannot be assumed to replace a remote with a panic button, even when the housings appear similar.

Check the button icons and positions against the original transmitter. The customer should retain the same supported functions unless reliable application data specifies an approved replacement configuration.

Four-Button Remotes

Four-button Dodge, Chrysler, and Jeep remotes typically provide:

• Lock
• Unlock
• Trunk release
• Panic alarm

Available four-button products include options with FCC IDs such as GQ43VT17T and GQ43VT9T. These FCC IDs are not interchangeable simply because both transmitters operate at 315 MHz.

Use the FCC ID together with the part number, button layout, and vehicle fitment to determine the correct replacement.

Match the FCC ID

The FCC ID is one of the most important identifiers when choosing an automotive remote. It distinguishes transmitters that may have similar cases but use different internal electronics.

FCC IDs currently represented in this collection include:

• GQ43VT17T
• GQ43VT9T
• GQ43VT7T

Compare the complete FCC ID with the original remote or a dependable vehicle application resource. Do not rely on a partial number or visual resemblance.

For example, GQ43VT17T, GQ43VT9T, and GQ43VT7T are separate remote types. Their similar naming does not mean they can be substituted for one another.

GQ43VT17T Remotes

The collection includes three- and four-button GQ43VT17T remotes operating at 315 MHz.

Available configurations may include:

• Three buttons with lock, unlock, and panic
• Four buttons with lock, unlock, trunk, and panic
• CR2016 battery
• Aftermarket or Paladin construction
• Replacement part numbers such as 04686481 and 04602260

Depending on the specific configuration, compatible vehicles may include select Chrysler Town & Country, Chrysler Voyager, Dodge Caravan, Dodge Dakota, Dodge Durango, Dodge Grand Caravan, Dodge Ram, Chrysler 300, Chrysler Concorde, Dodge Stratus, Dodge Viper, and Jeep Liberty models.

Review the individual product listing for exact year and model coverage.

GQ43VT9T Remotes

Available GQ43VT9T remotes include both three- and four-button configurations. Products with this FCC ID operate at 315 MHz but can differ in their button layout and battery requirements.

Three-button versions may feature:

• Lock
• Unlock
• Panic
• CR2025 battery

Four-button versions may feature:

• Lock
• Unlock
• Trunk
• Panic
• CR2016 battery

Compatible applications may include select Dodge Dakota, Dodge Durango, Dodge Ram, Jeep Cherokee, and Jeep Grand Cherokee vehicles. Verify the individual replacement part number because multiple remotes can share an FCC ID while serving different applications or feature configurations.

GQ43VT7T Refurbished OEM Remotes

The collection also includes a refurbished OEM GQ43VT7T remote for compatible older Chrysler, Dodge, Eagle, and Plymouth vehicles.

This three-button remote features:

• Lock, unlock, and trunk buttons
• 315 MHz frequency
• CR2016 battery
• OEM electronics
• Refurbished Grade A condition
• Part number 04688527 and listed replacement numbers

Supported applications may include select Chrysler Concorde, Chrysler LHS, Chrysler New Yorker, Chrysler Town & Country, Dodge Intrepid, Dodge Viper, Eagle Vision, Plymouth Grand Voyager, and Plymouth Voyager models.

Because this is an application-specific OEM remote, confirm the FCC ID and part number rather than substituting a newer remote with a similar appearance.

315 MHz Remote Transmitters

The Dodge, Chrysler, and Jeep remotes currently represented in this collection operate at 315 MHz. Frequency identifies the radio band used by the remote to communicate with the vehicle’s keyless entry receiver.

A matching frequency is necessary, but it does not independently confirm compatibility. Multiple transmitters can operate at 315 MHz while using different FCC IDs, electronic protocols, buttons, and vehicle applications.

Confirm all of the following:

• 315 MHz frequency
• Complete FCC ID
• Manufacturer part number
• Button configuration
• Vehicle year, make, and model
• Factory keyless entry system
• Supported pairing method

Aftermarket Replacement Remotes

Aftermarket remotes offer an economical replacement for compatible factory transmitters. They are built to reproduce the required frequency, electronic communication, and button functions for their listed applications.

Before pairing an aftermarket remote, verify:

• FCC ID
• Operating frequency
• Replacement part number
• Button count
• Button icons
• Battery type
• Vehicle fitment
• Programming procedure

An aftermarket designation does not make a remote universal. It must still match the vehicle’s original keyless entry system.

Paladin Remote Controls

Select remotes in this collection are available under the Paladin brand. Paladin products provide locksmiths with reliable, quality-tested aftermarket alternatives for supported vehicle applications.

Quality testing helps support consistent transmitter performance and dependable construction. However, the remote must still have the correct FCC ID, frequency, buttons, and application data for the vehicle.

Paladin remotes are useful for professionals seeking a cost-effective replacement while maintaining a dependable finished product for the customer.

Refurbished OEM Remotes

Refurbished OEM remotes use original manufacturer electronics that have been inspected and prepared for reuse. They can be valuable for older or less-common applications where new OEM products are no longer readily available.

A refurbished remote may show minor cosmetic evidence of prior handling while remaining suitable for its listed application. Review the product condition, FCC ID, part number, battery, and programming requirements before ordering.

Refurbished OEM electronics are not automatically compatible with every vehicle produced under the same manufacturer. Application-specific verification remains necessary.

CR2016 and CR2025 Batteries

Remotes in this collection use replaceable lithium coin batteries. Available battery types include:

• CR2016
• CR2025

The required battery varies by remote design. Do not assume every remote with the same FCC ID uses the same battery, especially when comparing different button layouts or replacement manufacturers.

A weak remote battery can cause reduced range, intermittent operation, or unsuccessful testing after pairing. Install a fresh battery when appropriate, verify polarity, and confirm that the battery contacts are clean and secure.

Remote Pairing and Onboard Programming

A replacement remote must be paired with the vehicle before its buttons will operate. Some supported applications allow onboard programming when at least one working remote is available.

For example, select GQ43VT17T applications list onboard programming with one functioning remote required. Other vehicles may need professional diagnostic or locksmith equipment.

The correct procedure can depend on:

• Vehicle model and year
• FCC ID
• Existing working remotes
• Factory keyless entry module
• Security system configuration
• Available programming equipment

Do not assume that one pairing procedure applies to every Dodge, Chrysler, Jeep, or RAM vehicle.

During some procedures, previously stored remotes may be removed from the vehicle’s memory. Have every remote that should continue operating available before beginning the pairing process.

Remote Pairing Versus Key Programming

Standalone remote pairing and immobilizer key programming are separate services.

The remote communicates with the vehicle’s keyless entry receiver and operates convenience features. The ignition key or transponder communicates with the immobilizer system and authorizes the engine to start.

Pairing a replacement remote does not program a transponder key. Programming an ignition key may not add a separate remote to the keyless entry system.

Determine which product the customer requires:

• Standalone keyless entry remote
• Transponder ignition key
• Remote head key
• FOBIK key
• Proximity key
• Separate ignition key and remote

Correctly identifying the vehicle’s key system prevents ordering the wrong product category.

How to Select the Correct Remote

Before ordering a Dodge, Chrysler, or Jeep remote, verify:

1. Vehicle year, make, and model
2. Factory keyless entry system
3. Standalone remote or integrated key type
4. Complete FCC ID
5. Manufacturer or replacement part number
6. Operating frequency
7. Number of buttons
8. Button functions and positions
9. Battery type
10. Aftermarket, Paladin, or refurbished OEM condition
11. Onboard or tool-based pairing requirements
12. Whether an existing working remote is required

Checking each specification helps prevent incorrect orders and failed pairing attempts.

Shop Dodge, Chrysler, and Jeep Remotes

Browse keyless entry remotes for compatible Dodge, Chrysler, Jeep, RAM, Plymouth, and Eagle vehicles at Noble Key Supply. Choose from aftermarket, quality-tested Paladin, and refurbished OEM options with application-specific FCC IDs, part numbers, batteries, and button layouts.

Whether the job requires a three-button GQ43VT9T remote, a four-button GQ43VT17T transmitter, or a refurbished GQ43VT7T OEM remote, compare the complete product specifications to find the correct replacement.