Key Fob Upgrade | 2006-2015 Chevrolet & GMC

[@zackacornett1487]

Thank you so much for posting this video I’ve been wanting to do this for so long but didn’t know if it was possible and you answered all my questions.

[@FixandMaintain]

You’re welcome! It’s been close to a year now and mine is still working great. So much better than the key and fob separate.

[@Jameziam]

Is there a way where I can just get the programmer and not the fob, I already have 2 fobs I bought

[@FixandMaintain]

Not that I’m aware of, but I’m not sure why they wouldn’t sell it separately. I hate that Chevy removed the fob program feature from the menu. With older models, it was a setting in the info center to learn new remotes.

[@murmaider2]

Thank you so much for this video!

[@FixandMaintain]

You’re welcome!

[@Bobby82568]

FYI this won’t work with column shifters. The key fob is too long which contacts the shifter when in drive.

[@FixandMaintain]

Thanks, good to know! I don’t have one with a column shifter, so I didn’t realize that would be an issue.

[@ericw69]

That’s exactly what I was worried about. It didn’t look like there was much space. Thanks for letting us know.

[@rcash3625]

Soooo this wouldn’t work in a avalanche eh?

[@Duhhwight]

Will this method work on my 2006 Chevrolet Colorado?

[@FixandMaintain]

Unfortunately I don’t see any aftermarket flip style key fobs out there for the 06 Colorado.

[@fyngr1]

Will this work on my 2014 Tahoe?

[@FixandMaintain]

I can’t say for sure that it will, but according to Amazon’s compatibility list, it should. Just double check the number on your current key fob before ordering to make sure it matches.

[@sammieconelly4819]

Anyone have luck with a 2015 Traverse?

[@FixandMaintain]

The vehicle I was using for the demonstration on was a 2012 Traverse. The 2015 should be the same procedure.