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The Keyless2Go Replacement Key Fob (Model 2AOKM-GV2) is a pre-tested, battery-included remote designed for easy DIY programming at home. Compatible with a wide range of GM vehicles including Cadillac, Chevrolet, GMC, and Hummer, it replaces multiple OEM part numbers (LHJ011 and others) to restore your keyless entry functionality quickly and reliably.
| Model Name | 2AOKM-GV2 |
| Manufacturer | Keyless2Go |
| UPC | 731882399929 |
| Item Weight | 0.634 ounces |
| Product Dimensions | 1 x 0.5 x 3 inches |
| Item model number | 8542135901 |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
| Manufacturer Part Number | R-GM-LHJ011.go |
T**S
PERFECT
I like that it was easy to do. Works great. Arrived on time.
P**R
Great product for sure!!
The FOB arrived the next day and was programmed easily into the vehicle using the supplied instructions. Will buy it again for sure.
J**E
All 3 new hardware parts encompassing board
All two new parts over the same interior circuit board made the remote work very well again, thank you!
A**R
It worked, but....
Easy to program, replaced my broken key fob for 2006 Chevy Tahoe. However, the day after going to the website required to get the programming instructions - I had an attempted charge on my card from an unknown "Auto/Car".com website 😏So, no idea if it is a coincidence or not?? And I don't understand why they can't just include the programming instructions in the package ....you have to go to the website....so it is just a little suspicious to me 🤷🏻♀️
E**Y
Works great for 05 z71 suburban
When I got my suburban it didn't come with a clicker. This has easily been worth the money! It only took a few minutes to get it synced up, there were several tutorials. I've been using it for close to a year now and 0 issues.
O**Z
Great product
At first the instructions seemed almost like a joke. Press buttons 28 times, turn ignition on/off 2 times, etc.But if you follow them, your key fob will work perfectly - and for a fraction of the price the dealer or a locksmith would charge. For my Chevy Silverado, the dealer wanted $100 for the fob and then $50 to program it. I did it all myself for less than 1/10th ot that price.
J**N
Misleading please do your research before buying.
Very misleading as “self programming.” Doing more research I found on my own I need a locksmith to program them which will cost me another $50. I’m not happy.
J**E
Keys
Great thank you
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