That’s a bummer your car only came with one fob! Fortunately, programming your key fob is an easy task you can do at home.
Here’s a look at method one:
If the first method doesn’t work, there is a second way to program your Jeep Grand Cherokee’s key fob. Here’s a look at what’s needed for method two:
If you go through both processes and are still having trouble getting your new key fob programmed, don’t be shy to visit an auto mechanic or Jeep dealer to help you out. Know that this can cost $150-$300. Depending on whether you have towing and labor coverage as part of your insurance, part of this service cost may be covered.