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- Chevrolet Silverado GMT800, GMT900, and K2XX Why Does My Key Fob Not Work?
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Programming a key fob for different Silverado
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Programming a key fob for different Silverado
I just purchased a different 06 Silverado as I totaled my old one. Can I re-program my old key fob to work with this truck? If so, how do I go about doing that? Would appreciate your input. Thanks.
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If you have any additional questions, please feel free to contact me.
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Menz,
If your dealer locale is a problem, a good lock smith can do this service. Some are even moble.
My $.02.
If your dealer locale is a problem, a good lock smith can do this service. Some are even moble.
My $.02.
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Patricia:
Thanks for the heads up on the YouTube video. Reprogramming took about a minute.
Just want to add that I asked a local automotive repair shop if they could re-program my key fob. They said it would take about a half hour and cost about $30.00. Thanks again.
Thanks for the heads up on the YouTube video. Reprogramming took about a minute.
Just want to add that I asked a local automotive repair shop if they could re-program my key fob. They said it would take about a half hour and cost about $30.00. Thanks again.
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Quick question, does the key fob HAVE to be from another Silverado or can it be a key fob with a lock and unlock and panic button from a GM truck?
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GM also used different remotes on some 1999 and 2000 models.
You could compare the #'s on the back.
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