Dorman - HELP Keyless Entry Transmitter P/N:99668
Dorman 99086 keyless entry transmitter for the 2014-2023 Dodge Durango and other vehicles replaces the key fob that locks and unlocks the doors remotely. The fob is designed to look and work like the original on the vehicles it fits.
If the fob no longer locks or unlocks the doors, or its buttons are worn or its case is cracked, this transmitter replaces it. With the engine off, look the fob over for cracks and rule out a weak coin battery before deciding the transmitter itself is at fault.
This fob fits the 2014-2023 Dodge Durango and the 2011-2020 Dodge Journey. The listing is one fob, which covers one vehicle.
Fit and size
Build and materials
One key fob with an uncut emergency key blade, a coin battery, the programming tool with its instructions, and an FCC/IC warning.
Interchange: 68066349
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Does the Dorman 99086 keyless entry transmitter fit the 2011-2020 Dodge Journey?
Yes. Dorman 99086 fits the 2011-2020 Dodge Journey and the 2014-2023 Dodge Durango, for vehicles that came originally equipped with keyless entry.
Does the Dorman 99086 fob come with a key blade and battery?
Yes. Dorman 99086 comes with an uncut emergency key blade, a coin battery and the programming tool with instructions. The blade can be cut to match your original key.
What chip and FCC ID does this 3-button key fob use?
This key fob has a PHILIPS ID 46 CHR electronic chip and the OE FCC ID M3N-40821302.
Can I program this Dorman key fob myself instead of going to the dealership?
Yes. The included programmer plugs into the OBD II port, and you follow the included instructions. You must have at least one original key or fob for the programming process.
Is 68066349 an interchange number for Dorman 99086?
Yes. 68066349 is listed as an interchange number for the Dorman 99086 keyless entry transmitter.
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WARNING: These products can expose you to chemicals including lead and phthalates, which are known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov.