Automotive Keys 2006-2016 GM / 4-Button Keyless Entry Remote Vancouver

GM sold plenty of cars and trucks in this decade with a separate key and remote, and this is the remote half: a fob with four buttons, typically lock, unlock, panic and either the trunk or remote start. It has no blade. It is not involved in starting the engine. If you lose it, the car will still run on its key, but you lose remote locking, the trunk release and, on equipped vehicles, the ability to start the engine from the house on a cold morning. That last point is why the button layout matters. A remote start button only does something if the vehicle was built or fitted with remote start. If your old fob had no such button, there is no reason to buy one that does. Ask us to confirm the right fob for your model and year. Pairing is done with the vehicle. Many GM models enter a learn mode that accepts all remotes in one session, so bring every fob you want to keep using. Remotes left out of that session may stop working. We can pair it at the shop or on a mobile visit, whichever suits.