We had the WIN recall fixed in July. Wireless Ignition Node. We received two new key fobs and everything was fine. Recently the car has been acting up, but nothing major. Well today 10/13/2016 my wife tries to go to work, but the car won't start. Well I am already at work and 40+ miles away. They tried to jump the car with another and nothing, so I get home and investigate. I can turn the head lights on and the mileage displays on the odometer, but neither key fob does anything. When I insert either key fob the security light (red) flashes in the bottom left of the display. It's as if I'm trying to start my car with someone else's key. Called the dealership that did the recall work and they can give me no answers. Everything I've read online says that it is the WIN, which I just replaced because of a recall three months ago. The car doesn't recognize the key. It's frustrating and is probably gonna cost me quite a bit of money. They said I need to have it towed there and Dodge may pay for it if that is actually the problem.
We had the WIN recall fixed in July. Wireless Ignition Node. We received two new key fobs and everything was fine. Recently the car has been acting up, but nothing major. Well today 10/13/2016 my wife tries to go to work, but the car won't start. Well I am already at work and 40+ miles away. They tried to jump the car with another and nothing, so I get home and investigate. I can turn the head lights on and the mileage displays on the odometer, but neither key fob does anything. When I insert either key fob the security light (red) flashes in the bottom left of the display. It's as if I'm trying to start my car with someone else's key. Called the dealership that did the recall work and they can give me no answers. Everything I've read online says that it is the WIN, which I just replaced because of a recall three months ago. The car doesn't recognize the key. It's frustrating and is probably gonna cost me quite a bit of money. They said I need to have it towed there and Dodge may pay for it if that is actually the problem.
- Kevin H., Lancaster, KY, US