Replacement 5-Button Flip Key Fob Remote for Keyless2Go Car Entry

Justin staley: This was bought to just swap out the computer chip with my current key fob along with the key. Everyone told me how easy it is to just swap everything instead of reprogramming it and getting the key cut. We'll I must have picked the wrong dealer to buy from. My key and the spring mechanism has a slightly different pattern than this one and after hours of trying before I realized this, it looks like my key has to have the pin knocked out and then transfered to the new one. Bummer. Ill try it later and let everyone one know if that's impossible to do.

United States on Oct 14, 2023

Suzanne: It was easy to cut and program for my vehicle

Canada on Oct 04, 2023

FaruqT: My original fob was worn out (only eight years old). My dealership said it would cost $480 plus program fee of $130. I bought the fob from Amazon, replaced the mother board and the key from the old fob (replacing the key was a little challenge) but it works perfect. If you don't want to swap the mother board, have a locksmith come out and cut the key for you. They offered me to do it for $125, but since I swapped the mother board, I did not utilize their service.

Canada on Aug 28, 2023

Paul George: I bought this for a spare key,I had it cut and programmed for $35.00. My car dealer was paying a locksmith $180.00 per key!!!! I let him know how much I saved!!!!! He was shocked!!!

United States on Aug 09, 2023

Tanya: I got this to replace the original that had lost buttons. The programming took me a bit. Only thing is, it doesn't unlock the one your standing near vehicle. You must push the button. Sometimes it requires you to put in console pocket to start the car (not often). I have forgotten it in there and was able to lock car with another remote. Overall I saved over $100 buying this one.

United States on Jul 22, 2023

Cogs Gisser: In the vast tapestry of automotive keys, where functionality and economy intertwine like threads of destiny, I embarked upon an odyssey with the Keyless2Go Replacement for New Keyless Remote 5 Button Flip Car Key Fob. A narrative of intrigue and practicality unfolded, a testament to the triumph of ingenuity and cost-efficiency.

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Canada on Jul 12, 2023

Tammy: Excellent buy!!! Saved huge money
Only had to Switched out the key by taking out the pin holding it and put it in this new fob and program it which was less then 30seconds
We used our second fob to program it
We did not have to sand anything down on our key to make it fit into the new fob
Works perfectly

Canada on Jun 25, 2023

Doc Holiday: This worked fine for me. I bought 3 of these. 2 of them I just had a key shop cut for me. Cost me $20 each to get these cut. I recommend having it cut at a key shop. I spent a lot of frustrating time on the 3rd one. The 3rd one I decided to use my original key from an old worn out fob. The problem with doing this is that you have to remove the old key by removing the roll pin from the flip lever. Difficult to say the least unless you have the right size punch and a vice to hold it with. Then you have to do the same with the new fob because the flip lever on these are not the same as the OEM version. I had previously asked buyers here how to split the case. 2 people said it was easy and said there was no screw. (Wrong info) Mine had a screw. So I ruined the case not knowing about it. On the back of this Fob you have to remove a little bumper and there you (may) find a screw that holds this case together. Just make sure you pull that bumper off the back before you attempt to split the case to check for this screw. I had a spare case that I used to get my 3rd key working so I was able to salvage my damage. Putting the fob back together is not as complicated but some people just...

United States on Jun 23, 2023

Amazon Customer: Looks great but it wouldn’t program to my 2010 Camaro. I opened it and placed my factory chip board into the new remote and it works fine.

Canada on Mar 03, 2023

JDenny: I originally got this fob to replace my stock fob for my 2015 GM car. The rubber buttons on my stock fob had disintegrated and popped out and I was looking for a cheaper replacement than what the dealer was going to charge me for a new fob and key cut. I had watched a few YT videos on reprogramming a fob and felt that it seemed like it wasn't overly difficult to do myself.

I was unable to get this fob to reprogram to my car on my own. Whether it was by my own error or the fob's incompatibility, it would not reprogram. The few local dealerships I contacted refused to assist since it was an aftermarket fob and not one that they sold me, so be aware of that issue.

What I ended up doing was popping the case open, taking the internal components out, and replacing them with my stock fob's internals. YT videos will give you a step-by-step how to do it. It took me about 10 minutes and a couple of simple tools. Everything internally matched up between both fobs and everything worked perfectly. The casing wasn't visually identical to my stock fob, but mostly the same.

What I really like about this fob is that the buttons are hard plastic. It's rectified the issue of the...

United States on Oct 15, 2022