1999 Dodge Caravan
Key Replacement - Save vs Dealer in San Diego

1999 Dodge Caravan Remote Replacement - Fast, Affordable & Professional

Lock decoding means I read your vehicle's lock to create a key without drilling anything, without breaking anything, and without replacing the cylinder. The truck looks exactly the same when I leave.

An ATV rider at the desert trailhead outside Ramona realized his key was gone after unloading his quad. It must have bounced out on the trail. His 1999 Dodge Caravan was in the dirt lot with no key and the nearest Dodge dealer was over an hour away. He called another locksmith first, and that locksmith told him the ignition cylinder would probably need to be drilled out. That estimate was over $500. He called me for a second opinion.

I used my Y157 Lishi to decode his door lock and read each wafer position inside the cylinder without touching the internal components. That gave me factory cut depths for a new blade. Once I had the code, I cut a fresh key, built the transponder, and programmed it through OBD. His Fobik, FCC ID GQ43VT17T, was a 3-button remote that I paired to the WIN module as part of the all-keys-lost sequence.

No drilling, no cylinder swap, no new ignition. His total was $105. The other locksmith was quoting $221 or more with a full cylinder replacement. His original lock works with the new key exactly as it always did.

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