2009 Dodge Viper
Key Replacement - Save vs Dealer in San Diego

2009 Dodge Viper MECHANICAL-KEY Replacement - Fast, Affordable & Professional

A first-time truck buyer at the auction yard in Spring Valley had just picked up a 2009 Dodge Viper for a solid price. Good truck, clean title, one problem: it came with one key. The auction told him to get a spare on his own. He figured it would be quick and cheap.

He called the Dodge dealer and they wanted $200 for a spare MECHANICAL-KEY. He'd just spent his savings on the truck and another few hundred for a key wasn't in the budget. He found EZ Car Keyz online and asked if that dealer price was normal. I told him it was, but I do the same job for around $95.

I met him at the auction lot before he even drove the truck home. His key uses FCC ID , which tells me the exact remote frequency, button configuration, and chip type the vehicle expects. I matched the blank, cut the blade on my machine, and used my VVDI2 to pull the PIN and program the new Fobik so the truck's immobilizer accepted it without a dealer visit.

His spare works identical to the original. Lock, unlock, start, all 3 buttons. He drove home with two working keys, and that second key means if one ever goes missing, the next replacement is a simple add-a-key instead of all-keys-lost.

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