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

At AutoZone they wanted $94.00 plus tax for just one of these fobs. I got the OEM numbers for the fobs from the Chevy dealer parts department then ordered two from Amazon for under $25 and they work great. For directions you can scan the QR code on the package or you can go to YouTube for instructions, very simple process, make sure to program both fobs at the same time. Best purchase I've ever made with Amazon.

Worked to replace old OEM ones have had for many years.The programing was super easy when following steps on website they reference.Only thing I can complain about is the plastic feels a little cheap.

These are pretty nice, maybe not exactly the same quality as OEM but for the price I would buy these all day long, even includes batteries, are you kidding me!!!!! Thank you!!! Was very easy to program for my vehicle and they respond as I would normally expect for a key fob. 9.5/10

I have a 2000 Silverado 1500. Worked perfectly. It took 15 seconds and paired the first time. The fit and finish looks factory. I was thrilled at the availability of red which I jumped on.100% recommended.

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!

They work great on my 2000 silverado lt. Setup was a breeze had both of them linked to my car and working within 1 minutes.THANK YOU!

After 23 years I finally found myself needing new remotes for my truck. One had already failed and the second was getting weak and showing the years of use. Upon receipt of these KeylessOption remotes I was less than impressed. The feel of the plastic and the rubber piece that makes up the buttons just felt lacking. Upon opening and inspection I noticed that the circuit board as well looked cheap. It looked more like it belonged in a dollar store toy and not a vehicle remote. In comparison to the original remote there was no comparison. The original looks like a well made circuit board with complex circuitry and a robust chip. The replacement looks like a kindergartener designed it with a chip significantly smaller than the OEM. (Yes, I understand that we have had great advancements in the electronic industry over the last 23 years. These replacements were not an advancement just an inexpensive imitation.)After inspection, my son and I ventured out to the truck to attempt to program these new remotes. We looked up the programming instructing on the website provided by the shipper and surprise, we couldn't find any on their web site for our year vehicle. No problem though as we found them elsewhere on the web. After 30 minutes of trying to program these worthless remotes we gave up. It appears that they in fact, do not work any better than they look. Simply a waste of time and money.The good news is that I did find a good set of OEM quality replacement remotes from a great company called North Coast Keyless. (Link below) I had their remotes programmed in under 3 minutes and the quality rivals that of the OEM remotes. I guess the old adage of "you get what you pay for" still holds true.My recommendation is to not waste your money on these cheap knockoffs and go with a true OEM quality remote. Yes, you will pay a little more but you will get a better quality, working remote.https://www.amazon.com/OEM-Electronic-Keyless-Entry-Remote/dp/B01F4AEDBM/ref=mp_s_a_1_1_sspa?crid=3SM9OFWBRE3Z4&keywords=North+Coast+Keyless&qid=1648780155&sprefix=north+coast+keyless%2Caps%2C121&sr=8-1-spons&psc=1&spLa=ZW5jcnlwdGVkUXVhbGlmaWVyPUEzU1RLODI2UjBVQVdSJmVuY3J5cHRlZElkPUEwNzIxMTU2MkNSUjhITEVPMkNMMSZlbmNyeXB0ZWRBZElkPUExMDA3ODE2OVZUTTBCUFlNNFRXJndpZGdldE5hbWU9c3BfcGhvbmVfc2VhcmNoX2F0ZiZhY3Rpb249Y2xpY2tSZWRpcmVjdCZkb05vdExvZ0NsaWNrPXRydWU=

It worked for my dad's 2000 gmc yukon! The video showing how to do the programing worked for his car! It was amazing! Glad to have a working keyfob again!!! I didn't have to take the keyfob to the dealership to get it programmed. Yays!!!