New Key / Car Doesn't Work / Theft Light

Asked by Roxy0407 Oct 13, 2021 at 03:06 PM about the 2003 Dodge Caravan

Question type: General

Hello,

I recently lost my key to my Dodge Caravan 2003.

I had to tow the car to the Dodge dealership.

They cut 2 new keys and weren't able to program them as they said my car
was too old for their program after trying for about 1 hour.

They sent me to another guy to program the key and he did it.

Seemed like everything was well until the theft light started lighting on the
dashboard and now the car won't start anymore. It did start on and off for a
day or two now not at all and theft light keeps coming on. We are pretty sure
something happened when they programmed the key but they won't take any
responsibility for it. It was a super expensive thing for us to do that as well :
500 $.

Help please, any idea what could be happening...

2 Answers

39,055

Here's what's happening . Technology is being forced on us and it sucks . As long as people buy them they'll keep making them .

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155,505

Try another Dodge Dealer. Preferably one who's been in business for a long time. They might still have the older technology to program your keys correctly. Hope that helps! Jim

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