Hi, will this work with a 2008 Yukon Denali? Can I program it myself? Can any key cutter create a new key from the one you sell? Thanks.
1980454
It should work with the Yukon as long as the key FOB matches the original. As far as the key cutter, I have no clue. Sorry
1980455
Yes, I have a 2007 so it should work just fine. The instructions are very easy to follow and if not there are videos on Internet that help
1980456
Yes it will work with 08 and yes you can program youself. Not sure about key
620884
To be honest with you I did buy one of these keys & I haven't gotten it cut because I had went to the Honda dealer & they talked bad about it. But I really believe it will work cause I program my original key with the program directions that came with the key. They told me that they had to do so much to program my key. So I figured if they lied about that then they will lie about they key I purchased. Thats my thought on it. & I don't know where it is from.
1426728
Check it out on you tube. Very simple to do. Sorry I'm too dumb to send the link via Amazon site. Search this on YouTube: Program keyless remote for GM / Chevrolet / GMC 1998-2006 Type it in exactly as you see it and you'll be good. Take care
853301
No It wont work. you will be money ahead to go to ford dealer let him change it and reprogram new key
1805625
You need two working FOBs to do it yourself. If you do not have 2 FOBs then you can still get this key and have it cut and take it to the dealership (you will need to have prof of ownership as well). They will then program it for you. It only cost me $100 at the Dealership verses $250 without any key.
909012
I'm not sure. I have a 2008. my original key was only a four button remote but, this key worked fine! good luck!
1613052
I bought a blank key fob for a 2008 Altima, a dealer had to reprogram it. I found a significant difference in what dealers charge, so you may want to check.
1951347
The key needs to be programmed...see this link http://www.keymam.com/news_view.asp?newsid=27
1871300
If you want a Valet key (one to just open the doors, but not to start the vehicle with you can go to a local hardware store or possibly WalMart if they still cut keys for vehicles. If you want a key that will actually start your vehicle (one that has has a transponder interlock or a "chip"), you will be best served by going to the dealer and paying to have it cut an programmed. Usually you will need two working keys to begin with, some may only require one. there is a possibility that you can get into programming mode and DIY, but I haven't found a way to do that.
2129581
Sorry I have never programmed the key. I needed two working keys and only had one. Have never gone to the locksmith to have it programmed.
78095
It worked on my tahoe so it should work on your Yukon. Simple instructions for getting the car to learn the key.
1267561
I don't think it will... that is an older form of coding... I know my father's opener is set-up like that (I installed it...It is Sears Craftsman, which is still working like new). This remote uses what is called "rolling code encryption" which is a more secure system... similar to that used on most keyless entry remotes used on vehicles. However, it should be possible to find a replacement remote for you through a third party seller. I can research it if you'd like... just need the make and model number... Best wishes! ALEX
1420843
if you have two current working keys you can program the key yourself. if you only have one key right now a dealer or locksmith will have to perform the programming. thanks!!
205587
It worked great for a 1998 Toyota Camry but we had to call customer service and get help from them for programming...you need to make sure the dimensions are exactly the same as your key and if it is then it's worth taking it to a locksmith and paying $4.00 to have it cut. The Toyota dealer wanted $100 which is 90 percent more than I paid...if it doesn't work you're out about $10.
1774952
Just switch it from your old key if you have it. I did and it worked perfect. Take the buttons as well. If not you would probably have to get a new one through the dealer if its lost.
857603
I took the key to the Toyota dealership to have it cut and programmed. I believe you can program yourself (YouTube videos) if you have the key cut first, but I am not positive.
1274370
You must ensure that your local locksmith can "cut" the shape of the original key, just like the you do a copy of your home keys. The second part is to ensure that the locksmith have de machine that connects to car and duplicate the code inside the chip and also can copy that code into the new key. The connection plug is below the steerring wheel, for me works with no problem!, good luck