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My newly acquired SSR has only the #1 FOB. Any help on finding a #2 fob somewhere? Thanks
I just bought a like new correct # 2 on ebay, then took it to local Chevy dealer, had him cut a new key and reprogram key FOBMy newly acquired SSR has only the #1 FOB. Any help on finding a #2 fob somewhere? Thanks
When I purchased my '05, it came with only one fob. I purchased a replacement fob on Amazon for $13, took both fobs to Chevy dealer for programming (both fobs MUST be programmed into vehicle memory at same time or only the newly programmed one will work). The programming took less than 5 minutes and the Chevy dealer charged me NOTHING.What did they charge you for a key and fob programing?
$3.50 Key and $35 for programming, they didn't have a blank console key. I still need itWhat did they charge you for a key and fob programing?
Wow, great price. I've got a newly purchased 2011 Chevy Colorado and an oem keyless fob I purchased separately that needs to be programmed to the vehicle. The local Chevy dealer quoted me $100.00 for theWhen I purchased my '05, it came with only one fob. I purchased a replacement fob on Amazon for $13, took both fobs to Chevy dealer for programming (both fobs MUST be programmed into vehicle memory at same time or only the newly programmed one will work). The programming took less than 5 minutes and the Chevy dealer charged me NOTHING.
You now can get 1 KOBLEAR1XT fob on Amazon for $10 SSR key fob $10
-or get 2 fobs for $15
SSR key fobs $15
Cheers, Carl
I think you need to find a new dealership. That dealer quoted you "an hour to an hour-and-a-half" in order to justify the $100/hour labor fee. My dealership had it done in 5 minutes and said "you're good to go, have a nice day".Wow, great price. I've got a newly purchased 2011 Chevy Colorado and an oem keyless fob I purchased separately that needs to be programmed to the vehicle. The local Chevy dealer quoted me $100.00 for the
programming and said it would take an hour to an hour and a half.
Dave
When they did mine at took about 20 minutesI think you need to find a new dealership. That dealer quoted you "an hour to an hour-and-a-half" in order to justify the $100/hour labor fee. My dealership had it done in 5 minutes and said "you're good to go, have a nice day".
He sounded honest over the phone! lol I'll be looking around for prices more in line with what you guys are experiencing.I think you need to find a new dealership. That dealer quoted you "an hour to an hour-and-a-half" in order to justify the $100/hour labor fee. My dealership had it done in 5 minutes and said "you're good to go, have a nice day".