🔑 Efficient Keyless Entry Remote Key Fob - 4 Button (Enhanced Rear 2X Functionality) Review

When I bought my Yukon 01 without a tag I always thought I would suffer in silence instead of paying the dealer ridiculous prices for the remote and programming. I just recently came across an advertisement for this product and was curious enough to explore. The price made me sell out right away and I was able to find many resources to help me program the remote myself. My package arrived on time and it only took 5 minutes from the moment the box landed on my porch to having a working and fully

I'M BUYING THESE FOR MY 2000 CHEVY SILVERADO PICKUP. I loved the fast shipping and these remote control keychains are flawless. They were packaged with the batteries already installed in a nice box with bubble wrap. Line directions were simple and clear. Don't forget to flash all remotes at the same time as this will also wipe your old device's memory if you want to keep your old ones as a backup. I made two new ones and two old ones and it takes about 30 seconds to program each one. All in all

Used for programming for people in store, customers regularly pay around $100 for reproductions or original GM keychains. This keychain seems to offer the same performance at a fraction of the price. I bought it for my 2001 Chevrolet Silverado and am very satisfied. Programming was a breeze, I just read and followed the instructions. I did it on the first try. This is not a genuine original key fob but unlike some cheap imitations I've seen it actually works. I wouldn't hesitate to recommend…

These are great keyfobs and they work if you have the right keyless entry receiver. When I bought them they were told they would work for this car and number. I have a 2000 GMC Yukon XL 1500 4x4. Rather than send it back and go through all the hassle, I had to get another keyless remote receiver, which is located behind the dash to the right behind the instrument cluster. should have received a white cap box rather than the black cap box that is in my car for them to respond and function…

Read to the end First paragraph doesn't reflect reality but may help those who are struggling. I programmed the key fob .Confirmed It works so far that I was in the truck Started running towards the house and it didn't work I thought maybe I didn't 'finish' the programming properly so I did it again . No joy. I replaced the battery and reprogrammed it. Still not in joy. Works if you are within 2ft of the truck. Is the antenna broken? I have a lemon? Curious minds want to know. Well, this sucks…

Used to program people in the store, customers regularly pay around $100 for reproductions or original GM key fobs. This keychain seems to offer the same performance at a fraction of the price. I bought it for my 2001 Chevrolet Silverado and am very satisfied. Programming was a breeze, I just read and followed the instructions. I did it on the first try. This is not a genuine original key fob but unlike some cheap imitations I've seen it actually works. I wouldn't hesitate to recommend this to…

These are great key fobs and they really work if you have the right keyless entry receiver. When I bought them they were told they would work for this car and number. I have a 2000 GMC Yukon XL 1500 4x4. Rather than send it back and go through all the hassle, I had to get another keyless remote receiver, which is located behind the dash to the right behind the instrument cluster. should have received a white cap box rather than the black cap box that is in my car for them to respond and…

it worked while I was in the truck. Started walking to my house and it wasn't working. Me thought maybe I didn't "finish" the programming properly so I did it again. No joy. I replaced the battery and reprogrammed again. Still no joy. Works if you are within 2 feet of the are in the truck. Is the antenna broken? Do I have a lemon?, curious heads want to know, and I have an egg in my face. After programming the remote control, the range was in the basement. But just like the range on the…