How to Program a Keyless Entry Transmitter for the 2001 Jeep Cherokee

Programing keyless entry remote transmitters to your 2001 Jeep Cherokee cannot be done at home and requires you to make an appointment with a Jeep dealership to do the job for you. Having keyless entry installed in your car is more than a luxury. It's a valuable safety feature that includes a panic alarm that sounds an alarm from the Jeep while flashing the headlights and also allows you to enter your car without having to fumble with the keys while in a state of panic.

Instructions

1. Call your local Jeep dealership and schedule an appointment to have your keyless entry transmitter programed to your 2001 Jeep Cherokee. Ask how long the process will take so you can arrange your time accordingly.

2. Bring all the keyless entry remote transmitters with you to the appointment so the dealership can program them all during this appointment. The Jeep dealership uses a specialized computer to link each keyless entry remote with your Jeep Cherokee.

3. Check all the keyless entry remotes before leaving the dealership to make sure they all work with the vehicle. When trying out the remotes, make sure to try every button on each remote. This prevents you from getting home and finding out that one of the features on one of the remotes doesn't work and needing to make another appointment.

References

• Program Your Remote: 2001 Jeep Cherokee Keyless Entry Programing Instructions