Automotive Keys B106 / B107 / B111 / GM Transponder Key Shell Vancouver

Buy this if your GM key still starts the car but the plastic head has split, the blade has bent, or the head has come loose from the metal. It is a case and blade only. There is no transponder inside, so your working chip has to be transferred from the old key into the new shell, which we do at the counter. B106, B107 and B111 cover a wide spread of GM cars, trucks and SUVs from roughly the late 1990s through the 2000s, and the shell's blade suits those keyways. Ask us to confirm your vehicle before buying, as GM used several profiles during that period. Once the chip is moved, we cut the new blade to match your original or to the key code, and the key behaves exactly as before, because the vehicle is still reading the same chip. No programming is involved, and the car does not have to come to us; bring the broken key. If the chip has been lost, the shell alone will not start the vehicle and you need a complete transponder key instead. A shell is a good repair for a key that is otherwise healthy but has been worn out by years on a heavy keyring.