2012 Key Fob Replacement Help using Alpha APP.

I just ordered a replacement key fob from the dealer. I will have it in a few days. I have the Alpha OBD app. I also read on here that I need a 4 digit pin from the dealer to enter into the Alpha app.

When reading the Alpha info on what to do, it seems a little scary.

Has anyone done this on the Alpha for a 2012?

I noticed 2 areas of question. It gives me a choice of "Wireless Control Module" My2011-12 non-powernet var.1 and a var.2. Both seem to be the same, which should I use?

Also under "Program Ignition Keys or Key Fobs", it mentions I must run "ELV Replaced" or "ESCL Replaced". Not sure what they are, I don't think I need to do that, just guessing. And the other is I must run "PEM Replaced" to transfer new key info from "WCM" to "PEM.

Can anybody step me though this or should I just ante up and pay the dealer?

 

I think you ordering it from the Dealer they would program it for you.

 

@Oil Stain ,You might want to post up on https://www.ramforum.com/threads/alfaobd.123982/. I know on my 2014, I was able to pull my own pin # and programming was pretty straight forward. I looked at your MY and it doesn't have pin pulling. You could get Chrysler Pin Pull from the app store to get pin #. I'd see what dealer will charge and maybe check with local locksmiths. Good luck and keep us posted.

 

Thanks for the replies guys, will reply with end results.
Thanks for the link Topzide. Geez, more stuff to read................

 

Sorry about that, easier than trying to relay any info.

 

No worries, friend!

 

I had a local locksmith do my fob that I got on AMAZON for $19 and works fine, only cost under $50 at the locksmith.
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