4 Button Dodge & Jeep FOBIK (IYZC01C-4B-RS-FOB)

How this FOBIK product is identified

The 4 Button Dodge-fitment & Jeep FOBIK (the FCC identifier) is presented as a replacement remote key product where multiple identifiers can appear across listings and vehicle documentation. The 4 Button Dodge-spec & Jeep FOBIK (the FCC identifier) is described as a replacement for specific FCC ID values and a set of OEM-style part numbers, which is why an identifier cross-check is often more reliable than visual similarity alone.

The 4 Button Factory-fitted & Jeep FOBIK (the FCC identifier) is also described as having no logo and no proximity function. In practice, that means the 4 Button OE-equivalent & Jeep FOBIK (the FCC identifier) should be treated as a non-proximity remote key intended to operate only the button functions that vehicle already supports.

Fitment scope and compatibility checks

The 4 Button Dodge-pattern & Jeep FOBIK (the FCC identifier) is described as working on turn-start ignition vehicles and not working on push-button start ignition vehicles. The 4 Button Factory & Jeep FOBIK (the FCC identifier) also does not add features; the 4 Button OEM & Jeep FOBIK (the FCC identifier) is intended to operate only the remote functions already supported by the vehicle configuration.

Model-year tags in the cleaned source include Jeep Grand Cherokee 2008 and Jeep Grand Cherokee 2011–2013, along with Dodge Journey 2008. Additional fitment ranges are also listed in the cleaned source. For the 4 Button Factory-pattern & Jeep FOBIK (the FCC identifier), compatibility is an useful validated using a combination of identifiers, ignition type, and a model-year match.

The 4 Button Dodge-issued & Jeep FOBIK (the FCC identifier) should be treated as incompatible with push-button start systems because the cleaned source explicitly states that 4 Button Original-equipment & Jeep FOBIK (the FCC identifier) will not work on push-button start ignition vehicles.

Functions and limitations

The 4 Button Dodge-fitment & Jeep FOBIK (the FCC identifier) is described as a 4-button unit with Lock, Unlock, Panic, and Remote Start. The 4 Button Dodge-spec & Jeep FOBIK (the FCC identifier) is also described as non-proximity, meaning the 4 Button Factory-fitted & Jeep FOBIK (the FCC identifier) does not provide a proximity feature.

In the cleaned source, the 4 Button OE-equivalent & Jeep FOBIK (the FCC identifier) is positioned as a replacement: the 4 Button Dodge-pattern & Jeep FOBIK (the FCC identifier) supports only the features the vehicle already has and does not add features that were not originally present. This constraint matters when a vehicle is missing a Remote Start function from the factory; the 4 Button Factory & Jeep FOBIK (the FCC identifier) should not be treated as an upgrade path.

Emergency key blade and cutting requirements

The 4 Button OEM & Jeep FOBIK (the FCC identifier) includes an emergency key blade. The cleaned source recommends cutting the emergency key blade as a backup, because the 4 Button Factory-pattern & Jeep FOBIK (the FCC identifier) may be needed for entry or starting in scenarios such as a depleted remote battery.

Because the emergency key blade for the 4 Button Dodge-issued & Jeep FOBIK (the FCC identifier) must be cut by a professional, ordering the 4 Button Original-equipment & Jeep FOBIK (the FCC identifier) typically implies an additional service step. The cleaned source also references Key By Photo™ as an option to have the emergency key blade cut before shipment for the 4 Button Dodge-fitment & Jeep FOBIK (the FCC identifier).

Programming pathways and when professional help is needed

The 4 Button Dodge-spec & Jeep FOBIK (the FCC identifier) requires programming. The cleaned source indicates that many models need a dealer or a mobile automotive locksmith, even when the 4 Button Factory-fitted & Jeep FOBIK (the FCC identifier) is otherwise compatible by identifier and fitment list.

For the 4 Button OE-equivalent & Jeep FOBIK (the FCC identifier), the cleaned source also references the EZ Installer™ Programmer as a programming path, and notes that existing working key is required for programming in many cases. If there is no existing working key, the 4 Button Dodge-pattern & Jeep FOBIK (the FCC identifier) may still be usable, but the programming workflow typically becomes a professional job involving vehicle access, security authorization steps, or additional tooling.

The 4 Button Factory & Jeep FOBIK (the FCC identifier) is also referenced as being eligible for professional on-site cutting and pairing via a service partner. That route is typically chosen when the 4 Button OEM & Jeep FOBIK (the FCC identifier) needs both a cut emergency key blade and pairing to the vehicle in a single appointment.

Pricing and purchase data (snapshot from cleaned source)

The 4 Button Factory-pattern & Jeep FOBIK (the FCC identifier) is shown in the cleaned source with a sale price and a regular price. Because pricing and availability can change, the table below should be treated as a snapshot of the cleaned source rather than a permanent quote for the 4 Button Dodge-issued & Jeep FOBIK (the FCC identifier).