Does a dodge journey key have a battery in it

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Will the work on trunk? I wonder if key has been changed out. When power goes out in my SUV doors still open. Only other way I know is to jimmy the lock with coat hanger or something.

The dealer will ned to use the diagnostic scanner to program just one fob. If you you have two good ones then you can do a third or fourth.

I use a small flat ***** driver just to pry open the fob. Then I just pull it apart, it will separate in 2 parts. Change the battery and just snap on the 2 parts back together.

Step 1:

Using a small flat bladed tool, carefully remove the battery cover on the back of the fob.

Step 2:

Remove the battery one at a time by slightly lifting up and sliding out from the fob.

Step 3:

Replace the battery with the same type of battery cell.

Step 4:

Install the battery with the positive side up.

Step 5:

Install the battery cover and snap into place.

Step 6:

Test for fob operation.

i would check battery connections and test battery. a battery can have a bad cell and run lights but not have enough amps to spin a stater. if everything on battery is good i would suspect a bad starter

Actually yes I do. We have a dodge 2009 journey and it came with two if the same keys. They just reprogrammed the key. Dodge charged us like 45.00.

Do you have a factory alarm put the key in is there something stating anti theft and when you crank it does it go out if not anti theft may be active.

I just changed the battery in my fob for 2011 Journey Crew, with the battery removed ( from fob ) I did start my car by pushing the start button whith my fob... so the theory is tested and true.... also the battery you'll need is CR2032 available everywhere... and removing the battery will NOT remove the programming of your fob ( also tested )... so no need to visit the "steelership" Hope this helps....

ur dodge might have a dead battery but more likely its because of a faulty ignition system.