Keyless Entry Remote Fob Clicker for 2006 Chevrolet Cobalt (Must be programmed by Chevrolet dealer)

They are as described and work well for replacement. Our company has a fleet of Chevrolet's and the fobs seem to be the thing that always needs replacing. It does need to be programed with a dealership, but that's a "Chevy" thing and easily done for "bullshoot-your-way" to no cost. :)

Not the best $20 I've ever spent that's for sure. Dealership wasn't able to program it. Tried multiple times. I see that other people had this same issue. Way to late to send back and damn sure wouldn't pay the 20% restock fee... I'll eat the $20 and learn from it.

Took to official Chevrolet Dealership and they asked if I got it off the streets because it didn't read with their software. Don't waste your money people.

I recently had my one and only key fob stop working. while surfing the net trying to find a way to fix it I came across this key fob. I bought two for half of what one would have cost at the dealership. took them in to my dealership where a very nice gentleman programmed both key fobs at no charge. Both key fobs work with no problems!no i have an everyday key and key fob set AND a back up set at a fraction of what it would have cost me to buy them from the dealership.

Very good I have bought this twice to replace my broken ones and the dealership was able to program them

On this particle vehicle you have to take it in to a locksmith with right equipment to program this remote once done it works great

Cheap and broken. Don't bother. Waste of money and didn't work at all.

product cannot be programmed by consumer ; took it to a dealer and they told me that it had a frequency, but it would not program to my 2006 Chevy Cobalt