1997 Chrysler Town & Country
Key Replacement - Save vs Dealer in Ventura County

1997 Chrysler Town & Country MECHANICAL-KEY Replacement - Fast, Affordable & Professional

If you're reading this because you have zero keys for your 1997 Chrysler Town & Country and need help right now, here's what to do. First, find your VIN. It's a 17-character code on the bottom left of your windshield on the driver's side, also on your registration and insurance card. Second, have your ID ready because I need to verify ownership before making any key. Third, know where the car is and whether you can stay with it. Then call me.

A graveyard shift warehouse worker called from a gas station lot in Santa Paula at 11pm. He was panicking. His only FOBIK to his Town & Country was gone. He didn't have his registration handy, couldn't remember what a VIN was, and was about to call a tow truck just to get the car somewhere safe.

I talked him through it on the phone. I told him to look through the windshield at the base of the glass on the driver's side, and he found the VIN. I told him his insurance app probably had his registration info, and it did. With the VIN, I already knew his key type and could prep the right blank and chips before I left. I used my VVDI Key Tool to generate a fresh transponder matched to his car's SKIM PIN. His fob, FCC ID , was a 3-button FOBIK that I built and programmed under the gas station lights. He calmed down a lot once I told him I was on my way with everything I needed.

He drove home that night. His total was $95. The dealer would have charged $200 plus a tow, and they were closed anyway. The VIN is the single most useful piece of information you can give me. It tells me the key type, the immobilizer generation, the programming method, and what I need to bring.

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