Automotive Keys 2010-2019 GM B119 Transponder Key Vancouver

No buttons, no remote, just a black rubber head and a double-sided blade: the B119 is GM's plain chipped key, common on base-trim Chevrolet, GMC and Buick vehicles and handed out as a spare when the remote key was the expensive one. The B119 code refers to the blade profile, and the head hides a transponder that the car reads every time the ignition turns. That chip is why a cheap hardware store copy will open the door but not start the engine. We cut the B119 blade to your existing key or to code, then program the transponder to the vehicle so the immobiliser accepts it. Many owners keep one of these in a wallet or a lockbox as a backup to the bigger remote key, since it fits in a pocket easily and has no battery to die. Programming requires the vehicle and paperwork showing it belongs to you, registration plus photo ID. If you only need doors and ignition and can live without a remote, this is the simplest way to get a working second key. Ask us to confirm the B119 is the right blank for your year and model if your current key does not have the code stamped on it.