Keyless Entry Remotes & Fobs para Jeep Commander

Jeep Commander Car and Truck Keyless Entry Remotes and Fobs

Jeep Commander car and truck keyless entry remotes and fobs make it easy to get in and out of your vehicleu001awith the push of a button, you can lock or unlock the doors and activate other important features. Like any other frequently used part, key fobs can break or wear down. Use a wide selection of replacement units and parts to get your keyless entry system back to normal.

The programming process for a Jeep keyless entry remote depends on your vehicle and the key fob manufacturer. Some later model Jeep Commanders use sophisticated remotes that require complex programming. Others come with programming instructions, so you can complete the process at home. Read the key fob specs carefully to determine which process your car requires.

The keyless entry remote uses a wireless transmitter to communicate with the keyless entry system, alarm system, and ignition in your Jeep Commander. It allows you to get in and out of the car without using a key. Depending on your Jeep year and model, the remote uses either a button or a proximity sensor to unlock the doors. For the Jeep Commander, the unit is usually attached to your ignition key.

Some late model Jeep Commander vehicles came equipped with FOBIK sensors. FOBIK units have all of the traditional key fob button options, but they eliminate the key itself. Instead of placing the key in the ignition and turning it, you can insert the FOBIK unit into a special port on the dashboard. Once it is in place, the sensors communicate with the vehicle and enable you to start the car. Many FOBIK remotes also include an emergency key blade in case of sensor failure; you must have this blade cut to match your vehicle.

MOPAR is the division of Fiat Chrysler automobiles that manufactures the parts for all of the companyu001as vehicles, including Jeep. A MOPAR designation on a remote or key fob simply means that the unit was made by the same manufacturer, so itu001as designed specifically for the Jeepu001as transmitters and keyless entry system.

Since the Jeep Commander was only produced between 2005 and 2010, the buttons are the same on most original equipment manufacturer (OEM) remotes. If you are purchasing an aftermarket replacement remote, you may find different options.

• Lock and unlock: Engages and disengages the door locks.
• Rear hatch: Opens the rear hatch of your vehicle.
• Panic: Activates the alarm system on your Commander to draw attention in an emergency.