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A bit of an update, if I unplug the connector to the WCM and plug it back up the key fob works and functions perfectly. Then, I’ll crank the jeep and shut it back off and it won’t work again. Do I need to replace my WCM?

Here’s what I found, the wire that is dangling is red and tan and does not have a ring terminal. No idea where it came from. It is not stripped on the end so I don’t think it was pulled out of something, it looks like a clean cut. Never even noticed it until I started chasing down this issue...

Is there supposed to be a ground wire on the stud in the very back closest to the firewall?

Thank you for your help! I’ll update you shortly

I will start with the terminals, what should I move on to after that?

Battery in the remote has been replaced recently and it’s sending out strong frequencies I believe the problem is with the jeep itself. Do you know what specific ground it might be?

The battery in the jeep is brand new and the remote battery is also good and sending strong frequencies. Do you know which ground specifically it would be?

I have a 2011 JKU and my remote will not work. When the driver door is open it dings non stop like the keys are in the ignition or the lights were left on. I replaced my ignition switch today and as soon as I plug the new one in without even attaching it to the steering column it starts dinging...