KeylessOption Key Fob Replacement for 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 Chevrolet Chevy Silverado Suburban Tahoe GMC Yukon Sierra Oldsmobile Keyless Entry Remote Control, 3-Button 15732803-2 Pack

I can’t be to believe it actually worked. I had an appointment with the dealership to get a new one of these for $200. Tried this out the night before and got it to work in a couple tries. Used on 2000 Chevy Tahoe.

KEY FOBS ARE GREAT. EASY TO PROGRAM WITH MY 1999 SILVERADO. WORK LIKE THE ORIGINAL ONES THAT I HAVE I JUST NEEDED TO UPGRADE BECAUSE MY OLD ONES THE BUTTONS WERE GETTING DIFFICULT AND WITH THESE THE BUTTONS WORK GREAT.

Worked fantastic, comes with battery installed, instructions on webpage worked perfectly. Both remote were able to be accepted by the car in +- 5mins

Easy to program, thanks to a review here. I'm copying/passing out here in case the other's comment gets buried or whatever:To enter programming mode: Get in truck with doors closed, key into ignition, hold the unlock button on the driver side door then turn the ignition on and off twice (quickly) (without starting the vehicle). Release the unlock button on driver door. (Locks will cycle to let you know that you are in programming mode)Press unlock and lock on fob at the same time (once), then press and hold lock and unlock until the locks cycle, and you're done.You need to do all fobs one by one before exiting programming mode, then turn the key on to exit programming.

They are working so far. I was able to download instructions and they connected to my truck. Time will tell if they keep working.

Works perfectly with my 2001 Yukon SLE. Very easy to program your remotes (Google and YouTube have the instructions). Just make sure you program ALL remotes at the same time, including any you currently have. I originally programmed just these two new remotes, then found my original didn't work. Had to enter programming mode again, this time doing all 3 remotes at the same time. These remotes work great and have good range.

Updated Review 1 Star - both remotes lost programming within a couple days. Old factory remote still sends a signal, but both of these aftermarket remotes completely disconnected. Second remote wasn’t even near the car most of the time. When the first one went out, we tried the second remote and found it wasn’t working either. Complete and utter junk. Take a risk if you feel like it, some complained of the same issue after a few days, some after a few months, fortunately for us, we were still within the return policy! Returned for a refund.Previous 4 Star Review - Instructions absolutely do not work for THIS 2000 Chevy Silverado. I tried over a dozen times.. maybe more than 20! Different configurations, different speeds, I pressed and released the buttons and then held them, then tried just holding them, I tried checking the batteries, I tried going faster with the key switch on/off… then holding the buttons even longer than a minute, I read through all the reviews again and found different variations.. one guy said something about toggling the key 3 times instead of two.. but nope! none worked!The car would respond by unlocking the doors once the “enter programming” sequence was complete, but it would never take the remotes. I was literally about to give up and send these things back when my friend came across a YouTube video in Spanish. The guy explained the same exact procedure, except he said, “take it slow”, then “completely remove the key from the ignition” before holding the buttons on the remote.So!… I go through the same procedure, but this time real slow with a second gap between each action 1) close all doors, 2) hold unlock, 3) toggle key on and off twice, 4) release unlock switch… except this time… 5) pull key out of ignition before holding the bottons on the remote..I held the remote buttons “lock” and “unlock” for about 20 seconds and was about to say, “nope… doesnt work”.. when all of a sudden the car responded and unlocked the doors! Immediately programmed the second remote and then exited programming.I have no idea why some guy on here says you have to first press and release the lock/unlock buttons on the remote before holding them.. because that doesn’t work at all.The instructions that I found by following the QR code, do not work on my friends 2000 Chevy Silverado. If you have trouble programming the keys using the instructions, don’t go “fast” as described. Go basically as fast as you can speak each step normally. Then completely pull the key from the ignition and hold those two buttons until the car responds.I’ll be back to ding this 4 star review if these remotes don’t hold up!

Even came with batteries installed. Took all of 2 minutes to program! Great value and excellent quality!