Buy Chrysler Blank Keys Online

Looking to buy a Chrysler key online? Replacement Chrysler keys, transponder keys, FOBIK remotes, emergency blades, and proximity smart fobs are available from several online suppliers. Buying the correct key requires matching more than the vehicle name because Chrysler has used different key systems across models and production years.

Before ordering, compare your existing key's FCC ID, part number, button configuration, blade type, transponder chip, and vehicle year. A replacement that looks identical on the outside may use different electronics and may not program to your Chrysler.

Where to Buy Chrysler Keys Online

These three sources offer Chrysler replacement keys or genuine Mopar key components. Always verify compatibility with your exact vehicle before purchasing.

What Type of Chrysler Key Should You Buy?

Chrysler has used several key technologies over the years. Identifying the correct type before ordering helps prevent buying a replacement that cannot be cut or programmed to your vehicle.

Chrysler Metal Keys

Some older Chrysler vehicles use a traditional mechanical key. These replacements primarily need the correct key blank and blade profile. Vehicles without an electronic immobilizer do not require transponder programming.

Chrysler Transponder Keys

A Chrysler transponder key contains an electronic chip that communicates with the vehicle's immobilizer. The blade must be cut correctly, and the chip must also be compatible with the vehicle.

An unprogrammed transponder key may physically turn the ignition but still fail to start the engine.

Chrysler Remote-Head Keys

A remote-head key combines the ignition blade, transponder chip, and remote buttons in a single housing. When shopping online, make sure both the mechanical blade and electronic components match your Chrysler.

Chrysler FOBIK Keys

A Chrysler FOBIK combines electronic vehicle authorization and remote-control functions in one housing and normally includes a removable emergency blade.

FOBIKs can look nearly identical while containing different electronics. Compare the FCC ID, Chrysler or Mopar part number, frequency, button layout, and vehicle compatibility before ordering.

Chrysler Proximity Smart Fobs

Later Chrysler vehicles may use proximity keys for keyless entry and push-button starting. These smart fobs must be electronically compatible with the vehicle and usually require programming after purchase.

The removable emergency blade may also need to be cut separately.

OEM vs Aftermarket Chrysler Keys

OEM Chrysler keys are genuine Mopar components manufactured or supplied to the specifications used for the vehicle. They are generally identified by a Mopar part number and the applicable FCC ID.

Aftermarket Chrysler keys are manufactured by third-party companies as compatible replacements. They can provide a less expensive alternative, but quality and compatibility vary between manufacturers.

Whether purchasing OEM or aftermarket, confirm that the replacement matches the exact electronic specifications required by your Chrysler.

Check the FCC ID Before Ordering

The FCC ID is particularly important when purchasing a Chrysler remote, FOBIK, or smart key online. It identifies the radio equipment inside the key and can help distinguish between similar-looking replacements.

Depending on the key, the FCC ID may be printed on the rear housing, inside the battery compartment, or identified using the original part information.

Do not assume that a key will work simply because the seller lists the same Chrysler model. A single model can use different keys across production years and configurations.

Does an Online Chrysler Key Arrive Cut?

Many Chrysler keys sold online are supplied with an uncut blade. The mechanical portion must then be cut to match your vehicle.

Some specialized sellers offer pre-cut keys when the customer provides authorized key-code or vehicle information. If you need a replacement already cut, visit our Cut Chrysler Keys Online page.

Does a Chrysler Key Bought Online Need Programming?

Most Chrysler transponder keys, FOBIKs, remote-head keys, and proximity smart fobs require electronic programming before they can start the vehicle.

Some Chrysler models provide an onboard procedure for adding another key when the required working keys are already available. An all-keys-lost Chrysler key replacement generally requires a locksmith or dealership with compatible programming equipment.

Always check programming requirements before buying the replacement. A key can have the correct blade and still be unusable if its electronics cannot be registered with the vehicle.

Can You Buy a Used Chrysler Key Fob?

Be careful with previously programmed electronic keys. Some Chrysler transponders and fobs may become associated with a particular vehicle and may not be reusable on another vehicle without specialized resetting or replacement of electronic components.

Unless compatibility and reset requirements are known, purchasing a new unprogrammed Chrysler key is generally easier than trying to reuse an unknown electronic key.

Information to Check Before Buying

• Chrysler model
• Production year
• FCC ID
• Mopar or manufacturer part number
• Transponder chip type
• Number and configuration of remote buttons
• Mechanical blade profile
• Proximity or non-proximity operation
• Whether the emergency blade is included
• Whether the key is new or previously programmed

After Your Chrysler Key Arrives

If the replacement arrives uncut, contact an automotive locksmith or key-cutting provider that works with your particular Chrysler blade. Electronic keys may also require professional programming.

If you would rather have the entire replacement handled for you, visit our Find a Chrysler Locksmith in Houston page.

You can also compare an authorized Chrysler dealership, learn about duplicate Chrysler keys, or read about Chrysler transponder key technology.

Always verify compatibility before purchasing. Vehicle model alone is not enough to guarantee that an electronic replacement key will work with your Chrysler.