Automotive Keys 2016-2019 Chevrolet Cruze / 4-Button Flip Key Vancouver

Many second generation Cruze sedans and hatches, 2016 through 2019, left the factory with a turn key rather than a start button, and that key is this four button flip: blade folded into the fob, sprung open at a press, with the transponder and the remote board sealed in the body. Our Chevrolet page groups the Cruze with the Sonic, Spark and Trax as blade transponder cars for the most part, with proximity reserved for the higher trims, so if your Cruze has a slot for a key, this is the part. Three operations turn the blank into your key: the blade is cut, the transponder is written to the immobiliser so the engine will run, and the remote is paired for its four buttons, typically lock, unlock, trunk and panic. Chevrolet keys are cut from the key code on the van and the credential is written fresh at the car, which our page describes as the standard method, so the Cruze is done at 4105 Macdonald St in Vancouver or wherever it sits, with no dealer appointment and no tow. A spare beside a working key is the quick job. With no key at all the immobiliser has to accept a new credential from nothing, and that is booked as all keys lost. Photo identification matching the registration is required before we cut any Chevrolet key. On the question of shells: this listing is the complete key with the electronics, while a shell is the hinged case and a blank blade with nothing inside. The shell is the right buy when your key still starts the car but the plastic has failed, and on these keys it fails in a familiar way. Our page describes the head splitting so the transponder works loose, and the flip spring going slack so the blade has to be pulled out by hand, both of which are fixed the same visit by moving your chip and board into a new case and cutting a fresh blade from the code. Bring the registration, your driver's licence and the worn key, and ring 604-734-7233 to confirm the fit for your model year.