Keyless2Go Replacement for Keyless Entry Car Key Vehicles That Use 3 Button LHJ011-2 Pack

Easy programming, and they work!

Works great.

Great product and really easy to install. Definitely worth the price.

Well worth the money. When I bought my 2003 Tahoe a few years ago it only came with one. It recently stopped working even after replacing the battery. For my car, I didn't need any extra programmer or anything. Just searched YouTube for a video and its super easy, just a few turns of the ignition and pressing the door lock button a few times. It took less than 5 min to program both. So far they seem to work great. Highly recommend.

Good deal on cost and both mine work after programing. Their instructions needs some help though. Especially the part of pushing each of the 3 buttons 26x to deprogram. My fob barely works, no way is it going to do anything over 75 times. I ignored that completely. Skipped right to door shut, key in. hold unlock door button down, while holding unlock button cycle ignition on then off, then on then off. No matter what my doors cycled DURNING this operation. Which instructions said was an error, too slow too fast or vehicle issue. WRONG! I tried a few times it always cycled locks during the key operations. So third time I let go of door lock button after cycling (and once again it did not cycle as the instructions wanted) I did the next step anyway. Hold down both buttons on remote til the doors cycled up to 30 seconds. The lock and unlock button. It worked fine, the locked cycled, I then did second remote. I didn't bother programing factory remote or any of that nonsense its going in the trash. So you may have to ignore some of the instructions and proceed to further steps anyway. It worked for me. My truck was in program mode even when instructions said it would not be. I bought truck used with only one remote. Happy to have Two new remotes for it, 16 years later.

I purchased my truck used, (2006 Silverado 2500HD) and it had an aftermarket remote start/alarm system on it, and no OEM key fobs. Ran for years, but recently stopped working leaving me having to use the ignition key to unlock the truck, which is kinda a pain. Stereo shop wanted $1100 for a replacement remote start / alarm system, which was more than I wanted to spend. Called dealership to try and find an OEM fob for key-less entry and was told they discontinued making those. Found these as an option and for about $20 to my door figured I'd give it a try. Very easy to set up and get synced with the truck and I'm happy to have key-less entry again.

Just recieved the 2 remotes in the mail this morning. It only took 2 days and thats only becuause i had ordered it on a saturday. so basically it took one buisness day. Love that 1 day amazon shipping! Anyway, the remotes arrived in a padded shipping envelope (wich was more than sufficient) it came with a small piece of paper that had a website on it to go to in order to program the remotes. again (more than sufficient). I Found my vehicle imediatley (2003 Hummer H2) and proceeded to program them along with my half broken original remote (programing the new remotes wipes the memory so you have to reprogram all remotes together). It was 6 easy steps...that of course, me being too excited to get them working....messed up a couple times. But, by following the 6 step intructions, it was easy.It only took about 10 min. from the time i opened the package. Now, I have 3 remotes for my Hummer. The new ones work better than my original. The only suggestion i can offer when programing the remotes is...If your vehicle is like mine, I have 2 driver settings for seat adjustments, Mirror postions and other programable functions within my vehicle so, depending on what remote i unlock the truck with, those positions are recalled. So when following the last step for programing the remotes, do them in the order that you want to use them. Such as, my "Driver #1" is my regular key fob and my "Driver #2" is for my spare set of keys and (i had no idea that i could program a "Driver #3) now i have a 3rd spare remote for the truck. so, I highly recommend these remotes. the local retailers around here wanted 50 to $60 for 1 of them. you cant beat this price and i didnt need to take it to a shop and pay to have them programed. As i always do before making any purchase ... i read the reviews and most are very positive and the state to make sure that your vehicle is compatible with these remotes by checking the number on my remote. That was easy to do for me becuase the number is on the back of my original remote. so make sure you check. Again.... Great Remotes... High praises from me for sure! ive been struggling with my broken original remote for yrs. so i was looking very silly jumping up and down in my driveway to the neighbors.... thanks "Amazon and special thanks to "Keyless2Go

2004 Chevy Avalanche Z71: Bought truck used about a year ago. Of course key fobs were missing. Was not sure if these would even work, but for the price I thought I would give it a try. So glad I did! Super easy to program and within 5 min had both key fobs programed! Dang I wish I got these a year ago!!!!!! Worth every penny. OH, and at least for the set I got I poped them open to see the battery size (CR2032) and was shocked they came with DURACELL batteries in them!

Súper fácil de programar, simplemente con leer los pasos en la descripción.

Un poco complicado la programación pero sirvio muy bien