Key Fob Replacement for Chevy: 2013-2016 Malibu,2012-2017 Sonic, 2011-2016 Cruze, 2010-2016 Camaro, 2010-2017 Equinox, 2014-2019 Impala, Keyless Entry Remote Control OHT01060512, Pack of 2

Works perfectly with my 2014 Chevy Malibu with key ignition. Had my local hardware store cut the key and programming it to the car was super easy. Just had to turn the original key to ON, wait for the security light to turn off and then turn the key to OFF again, then inserted the new key and turned it to ON and waited until the security light went off. That was it. The new key fob now unlocks/locks the doors and starts the car.

It was easy to set up. They both just worked after following the process. However, one of them quit working and I can't get it synced to my car again. But that's a pretty common thing to happen on these aftermarket fobs. I'll probably take it apart and drop the circuit board from my broken fob and put it in there.

This is what it is. Nothing special to give a 5star.

Arrived on time, exactly what I needed and off the dealer for the key cutting. Programming the keys was a snap and everything works just as described by the seller. Excellent product and instructions.

These are pretty much useless. It's only been 2 months and they barely work. Both keys barely work. I have to click each button almost 10 times each for the button to work. I would not recommend these at all. Lucky the return widow is done because if it wasn't i would return these ASAP!!!! STRAIGHT TRASH!!!!!!!!

It’s not super high quality but it gets the job done. Super easy to program, you must get it cut before programming. I had a spare key I literally melted the black plastic off and used it to insert into this key fob on some DIY shi. U need a small tool to remove the pin holding the blank key in, I had to makeshift my own pin because the groove doesn’t line up exactly to my original Chevy key and it wasn’t going in. Just get it cut if ur scared to try lol. Anyways u just put your working original key in the ignition turn it on for 5 seconds or 5 dings (u don’t have to crank it) and then quickly turn it off remove it and put in the new key turn it leave it for 5 sec and bam. Your key is programmed. But what sucks is that there’s no Chevy logo I didn’t realize. Would not have bought it if I knew but I’m using it for a spare anyway.

Looks and feels like the original. I had to return it because the old key does not fit and you cannot fold key into the fob. The slots for the key are slightly off so you are able to install the old key but it wont stay when you fold the key back into the fob. You have to use the uncut key that comes with the fob and have someone cut the key for an additional cost. Ace hardware does not cut blanks unless you purchase their blanks. And its $100 to get the key cut and their fob programmed.

What I like about this remote replacement is how easy it is to get it working on my car