Automotive Keys GM B111 Transponder Key Vancouver

GM's B111 transponder key turns up on a wide range of cars, trucks and vans from the 2000s, from compact Chevrolets to full-size pickups, and it was usually paired with a separate remote. Its head is plain, with no buttons, and the blade is cut on both sides. Ask us to confirm before buying, because GM used B111 blades with different transponders over its run, and the chip has to suit your vehicle. A transponder key has two jobs. The blade has to turn the cylinder, which we take care of on our code machine using your key code or by decoding the old key, and the chip has to satisfy the immobiliser, which we program at the vehicle. That second step is why we need the car or truck with us, plus the registration and photo ID. Some GM models need a relearn period during programming, so allow for it. If your B111 key still starts the vehicle but the head is falling apart, the matching shell is an option: we move your chip into it and nothing needs reprogramming. If the key is lost, this complete key is the right part, and we handle all keys lost at the vehicle.