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    Key Fob Programming

    2014 Ram 1500 Key Fob Programming Guide

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    ItemDetail
    FCC IDOHT692427AA, OHT692713AA
    OEM Fob PN56046707AB, 56046707AC, 56046707AD, 56046707AE, 56046707AF, 56046707AG, 56046707AH (Non-Pod Key); 56046736AD (Pod Key)
    Aftermarket OptionsM3N5WY783X (various brands)
    Battery TypeCR2032
    Programmable On-Board?No, dealer/scan tool required
    Cuts Required?Yes, for integrated key

    Step-by-step on-board programming

    Unfortunately, the 2014 Ram 1500 does not support DIY on-board programming for its key fobs. The vehicle's security system requires a specialized scan tool to program new fobs to the vehicle. This is done to enhance the security of your truck and prevent unauthorized access.

    This means you'll need to visit a Ram dealership or a qualified automotive locksmith to have your new key fob programmed. They have the necessary diagnostic equipment and software to perform this procedure correctly.

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    1. Locate the release button/switch: Most 2014 Ram 1500 key fobs have a small button or switch on the side or back that releases the emergency key. Press this.
    2. Remove the emergency key: Pull out the integrated emergency key. This will often reveal a small slot or an opening to pry apart the fob.
    3. Pry open the fob: Using a small, flat-head screwdriver or a plastic trim removal tool, carefully pry the two halves of the key fob apart. There might be a small notch designed for this purpose.
    4. Remove the old battery: Note the orientation of the battery (which side is up). Gently pop out the old CR2032 battery.
    5. Insert the new battery: Place the new CR2032 battery into the fob with the positive (+) side facing up (matching the orientation of the old battery).
    6. Reassemble the fob: Carefully snap the two halves of the key fob back together. Make sure it's secure.
    7. Reinsert the emergency key: Slide the emergency key back into its slot until it clicks into place.
    8. Test the fob: Test all the buttons to ensure they are working correctly.

    Where to buy a replacement fob

    • Ram Dealership:
      • Pros: Guaranteed genuine OEM part, expert programming, often comes with a warranty.
      • Cons: Most expensive option, typically costing $200 - $350 for the fob and programming.
    • Automotive Locksmith:
      • Pros: Can often provide OEM or high-quality aftermarket fobs, lower cost than a dealership, offers mobile service (comes to you), can cut and program on-site.
      • Cons: Quality can vary based on the locksmith; ensure they are reputable and experienced with Ram vehicles. Costs can range from $150 - $280.
    • Online Retailers (e.g., Amazon, eBay):
      • Pros: Cheapest option for the fob itself (often $30 - $80). Wide selection.
      • Cons: You're responsible for ensuring compatibility, quality can be hit-or-miss with aftermarket fobs, you'll still need to pay for programming (which can negate savings if you don't find a good rate).

    If on-board programming isn't supported

    As mentioned, the 2014 Ram 1500 requires specialized equipment for key fob programming. This means you will incur additional costs beyond just purchasing the fob.

    • Cost Expectations: Programming fees can range from $70 to $150, depending on the service provider and your location. This is in addition to the cost of the fob itself.
    • Immobilizer Transponder: The key fob for your 2014 Ram 1500 contains an embedded immobilizer transponder chip. This chip communicates with your vehicle's engine control unit (ECU) and must be correctly programmed for the vehicle to start. Simply cutting the key blade is not enough; the transponder chip must also be recognized by the vehicle's immobilizer system. This is why a scan tool is mandatory for programming.

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