Replacement Keyless2Go Key Fob for Two Vehicles - Remote Start & Keyless Entry

Shmengiesez: These worked great and were easy to program for our Cobalt. Buttons lack the feel of something substantial, they feel a bit cheap when pressed. But work well.

Canada on Nov 13, 2023

Pat123: Before ordering, I used my VIN to make sure these key fobs were a match for my 2009 Pontiac G6 GT Convertible. After they arrived, a local business programmed both in less than 10 minutes at a cost of $42.50 each. So far, they work just like the original fobs, which I've avoided replacing because of the high cost ($160.00 per fob) quoted by car dealers. Only time will tell, but at this point, I'm very pleased with this purchase.

United States on Nov 11, 2023

Heather Kidwell: Wish I had known that you need a locksmith or dealership to program these. Now, I'm out $125 for a darn locksmith. However, they do work at least.

United States on Nov 01, 2023

3130: Before you pay someone to reprogram these, or try to do it yourself, take the motherboard out of your old remote (it’s easy, pop it open and you can lift it right out), put it in the new remote and snap it together. My remote start button stopped working and this is all I had to do to have a working remote. It’s often the buttons that wear out, not the circuits.

United States on Oct 23, 2023

GUILLERMO: NUEN PRODUCTO

Mexico on Oct 11, 2023

brian: Looks just like the gym remote but with a great price! I was not able to program myself but local garage programed them both for $30.00

United States on Oct 10, 2023

Ron from Ohio: People keep stating in the reviews that they only got 1 good remote and had to send the second one back. YOU HAVE TO PROGRAM BOTH OF THEM BACK TO BACK. If you dont do this you will have one working keyfob and one that doesn't, and if you program the second one separately (at another programming sequence) you may as well throw the first one away when you are done. THIS GOES FOR ALL KEYFOB PROGRAMMING, THIS IS NOT SPECIFIC TO THIS MAKER.

Have a great day!

United States on Jun 12, 2023

Keith: I bought the pair of fobs. Had them programmed by a locksmith. They both worked at first but now only one does. Have to press hard but it's still better than doing it manually, especially in Quebec in January.

Canada on Jan 26, 2023

Roger Thompson: Both fobs arrived with very little delay and packaged well.
Both looked to be well made and solid, both had batteries preinstalled.
Used a new pro scanner to program my keyfobs for a 2009 Chev Cobalt.

Only one key would program, the other was not functional!
Verified both keyfobs would transmit a signal, but only one actually worked to pair with the vehicle.
One good, one junk, Bought 2 got one!
Be wary.... After looking at the reviews, its not uncommon with this product...

So only got one working key after purchasing two!
Received a 1/2 refund for the faulty unit, Seller was very responsive and open to resolution.

Canada on Jan 18, 2023

Darren: Used the housing, button unit and keychain with my old fob chip. It works well. The button unit doesn’t fit as snuggly in the housing compared to the OEM fob from the dealership (there is some lateral motion), however it feels solid and the pieces fit snuggly vertically so this prevents the button unit from moving around. I tried using various resources online to program these fobs to no avail. However for the price, the housing and buttons themselves are worth it considering I had to pay ten bucks (CAD) for a single button unit at my local dealership; I’m sure they would have charged a similar price for a single plastic housing. This is a good buy if you’re rough with your keys. This is also a good buy instead of trying to add conductive paint to the inside of the buttons of your OEM unit. Buy this, save yourself time and hassle. From my experience, conductive paint is crap and unreliable for these fobs and flakes off after moderate button use.

Canada on Jun 06, 2019