Thanks for this video! I purchased a replacement key fob for my 2011 Chevy Cruze from Amazon for $16.78. Ace Hardware cut the key for $10. I programmed the key fob using your method - I started the Cruze with my old key & let it run until all the dash lights went out (about 6-8 seconds). Shut the car off, and then immediately inserted my new key; started the car and let it run until all the dash lights went out (about 6-8 seconds) and Voila! The key fob was programmed. All the buttons worked perfectly including the remote start button. My new working key fob only cost $26.78. Thanks again for this instructional video!

2023 this video is amazing . programming the remote and key was easy as hell. Like this dude video

Thanks for this! With the info you provided and another video that showed how to pop the original key out and install it in the new fob, I now have a new, fully functional key fob for my 2010 Camaro - for less than $20. Great job!

Absolute gold information on the keys Pete. Great Job

Thank you so much!! Easiest step by step I have ever encountered!! You saved us almost $400

I got a key from Amazon for my 2011 v6 Camaro and it worked! Great video 👏🏻

I got lucky with mine… I have a 2019 Chevy trax that has remote start and by mistake I ordered the fob that does not have the remote start button on it and surprisingly I got it programmed and it works perfectly… merry Christmas happy holidays.

always great info and always well done!

Great informative video!! About every three months I get the recall in the mail....

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Thank you so much man I really apréciate it!! 3rd choice worked like a charm took some time but it was worth it but like I said thank you so much!! That gives you a new subscriber!!

Worked perfectly thank you so much !

Another great how to video

Thanks a lot, had to get key cut. 2 mins to program

I just had the recall done and now neither of my keyless entry fobs work. Both new keys work, but not the lock/unlock/trunk buttons work. Replaced battery and still no luck. Both fobs are original and worked before I took them in. I’ll call the dealership if need to but trying to easily solve this without losing my car an entire day to the dealership that screwed it up in the first place.

I still have my switch blades. I have a back up also.

Thank you. You saved me a hug headache!!!!!

Best advice I can give is make sure you use the on position on the switch. Not the run position. That's the problem I had with a destroyed key (buttons all smashed). Tried and tried and found out I was putting it in the 2nd (run) position

Killing them intros!

I wish you were closer I would come over with the Van load of tools and we would build the "One day Garage" on Video of course.