2PCS Key fob Replacement for GMC Sierra Chevrolet Silverado 1500 2500 3500 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 GMC Canyon Chevy Colorado 2015-2021 with OBD Tool
Quick take
This two-pack key fob replacement kit from CHIJUIYZKEY is made for specific GMC and Chevrolet models from the mid-2010s through the early 2020s. Buyers report programming can be quick when you follow the on-screen steps, but the DIY approach requires a usable original key, and the included OBD tool pairing is vehicle-specific.
Pros and cons
Pros
- Includes 2 keyless entry remote fobs plus an OBD LCD tool for DIY programming.
- Compatible with multiple GM truck and SUV model years listed for Sierra, Silverado, Canyon, and Colorado.
- Multiple buyers describe successful programming and reliable operation after setup.
- Reported as straightforward, with some users saying the process can take around half a minute when instructions are followed.
Cons
- Needs a working original car key to program additional remotes.
- The OBD tool pairing is locked to the first vehicle it is used with, so it will not transfer to other vehicles.
- Programming can take extra attempts if you miss simultaneous-button steps or the full relearn flow.
What buyers think
Buyer-review evidence is strongly positive, with many notes focused on usability and results. The most consistent themes are that the remotes program successfully on compatible trucks and SUVs, and that the OBD LCD instructions make the process manageable at home. Several reviews also mention that programming time can be very fast when the steps are followed carefully. Where difficulties show up, the limited evidence points more to user-step timing (for example, pressing lock/unlock together) and completing the full relearn sequence, rather than to widespread failures of the fobs themselves.
What you get and which vehicles it fits
This kit is designed as a vehicle-specific replacement for select GMC and Chevrolet models. It’s intended for certain years of the Chevy Colorado and GMC Canyon, and for certain years of the Chevy Silverado and GMC Sierra listed in the compatibility range. It also includes key identifiers and part information to help you confirm you have the right OEM match.
Included in the box: 2x keyless entry remote start control key fob, 1x OBD LCD tool, 1x user guide, and 2 keyrings.
DIY programming: the main requirement to plan for
The biggest buying caveat is not the hardware, it’s the setup. You’ll need a usable original car key to add or program these replacement remotes. The OBD LCD tool also has a vehicle lock behavior, meaning it is paired to the first vehicle it’s used on. You can typically add more keys to the same vehicle afterward, but you should not expect to use the tool across different cars.
In practical terms, this kit tends to work best for people who are replacing lost or failing remotes on the same GM vehicle and who are comfortable following on-screen prompts, including any button-combination steps during relearn.
How it compares to other ways of getting new fobs
When this kit makes sense
- You want a DIY solution instead of paying for shop programming.
- You already have a working OEM key and only need replacement remotes.
- You have one compatible GM vehicle you’re adding keys to (since the OBD tool pairing is locked to that vehicle).
When you may want a different approach
- You don’t have a working original key. Without that, this style of DIY relearn approach is unlikely to be your best path.
- You need key fob support across multiple vehicles. The tool’s vehicle lock means you’ll likely need a separate solution per vehicle.
Pros and cons recap
Buy it if you have a compatible GMC or Chevrolet within the stated model-year ranges, you have an original working key, and you prefer programming at home with an included OBD LCD tool.
Skip it or get help first if you’re missing the working OEM key or you need a tool that can move between vehicles.
Price and availability
Pricing and stock can change. Check the current listing to see the latest price and availability for this specific key fob kit.
FAQ
Do I need an original working key to program these fobs?
Yes. The kit requires a usable original car key to program the replacement remotes.
Will the included OBD LCD tool work on different vehicles?
No. The OBD tool is locked to the first vehicle it is used with. You can add keys to the same vehicle again later, but it will not work across different vehicles.
How do I confirm compatibility before buying?
Match your vehicle model year to the listed compatibility range, and verify that the OEM key’s FCC ID matches the FCC ID associated with this kit (you can typically find FCC details on the key or inside the case).
Is programming difficult?
Many buyers describe it as easy and fast when the on-screen steps are followed carefully. If you’re unsure about button combinations or the full relearn sequence, plan extra time to read the guide and complete the process end-to-end.
What’s included in the package?
The kit includes two key fobs, an OBD LCD tool, a user guide, and keyrings.
What vehicles does this kit target?
It targets select GM trucks and SUVs including GMC Sierra and Chevy Silverado models from the mid-2010s, and GMC Canyon and Chevy Colorado models across the listed years.
Specifications
| Product Title | 2PCS Key fob Replacement for GMC Sierra Chevrolet Silverado 1500 2500 3500 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 GMC Canyon Chevy Colorado 2015-2021 Keyless Entry Car Key with OBD Tool |
|---|---|
| Category | Automotive > Interior Accessories > Anti-Theft > Accessories |
| Brand | CHIJUIYZKEY |
| Manufacturer | CHIJUIYZKEY |
| Model Number | M3N32337100 |
| Item Weight | 80 Grams |
| Automotive Fit Type | Vehicle Specific Fit |
| Brand Name | CHIJUIYZKEY |
| Manufacturer Part Number | M3N32337100 |
| Manufacturer Warranty Description | 1 |
| Included Components | REMOTE KEY |
| Number of Items | 1 |
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