[Madhab97]

Hey all. I just purchased a 2014 Dodge Charger RT and none of the physical buttons work on my fob. They only gave me one. I replaced the battery even though I didn't think that was the issue and sure enough nothing changed. I have no problem with the other functions like keyless entry and push start. I'd love to get it working but I don't know what else to try. I opened it and everything looks pristine inside. Thanks!

 

[Teresa]

Hey all. I just purchased a 2014 Dodge Charger RT and none of the physical buttons work on my fob. They only gave me one. I replaced the battery even though I didn't think that was the issue and sure enough nothing changed. I have no problem with the other functions like keyless entry and push start. I'd love to get it working but I don't know what else to try. I opened it and everything looks pristine inside. Thanks!

I live in Florida and I purchased a 2011 Charger RT last year
They only gave me one fob and it works however
Since I've purchased it
I have heard it is the law in Florida I don't know what other states they have to give you two keys or two fobs when you purchase a car so I'm going to check into that hopefully it's the same in your state good luck

 

[ncanca]

The FOB might have to be programmed to the car. It may be a replacement and not the original one. Dealerships will charge two arms and a leg while a reputable shop might do it for just a leg. Call around and get some estimates. Good Luck.

 

[Rhill1124]

I live in Florida and I purchased a 2011 Charger RT last year
They only gave me one fob and it works however
Since I've purchased it
I have heard it is the law in Florida I don't know what other states they have to give you two keys or two fobs when you purchase a car so I'm going to check into that hopefully it's the same in your state good luck

Be careful with the “barracks lawyers”. I didn’t spend a lot time searching, granted, but from a quick search I found that they (Florida dealers) have to give you two, if requested. It’s not a requirement for them to offer you two willingly.
Just make sure you check with the proper people before trying to go after them. And no, I’m not the proper people, I just did a quick search.

 

[Teresa]

Be careful with the “barracks lawyers”. I didn’t spend a lot time searching, granted, but from a quick search I found that they (Florida dealers) have to give you two, if requested. It’s not a requirement for them to offer you two willingly.
Just make sure you check with the proper people before trying to go after them. And no, I’m not the proper people, I just did a quick search.

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