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Does anyone have a good place for an inexpensive replace fob for my 2003 Silverado? I am cool with a used one. If you have one then let me know the price or if you know a good place on the internet if you could point me in the right direction that would be appreciated.

 

Trey

MarkD Senior Enthusiast

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There are several identifying numbers on the backs of the Fobs. If you still have one, let us know what some/all of the numbers are.

 

BTW, I have one from an 03 GMC.

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Hey, thanks for the response. The back of the fob says this:

 

GM 15186200

 

Canada 109G 12021

 

Model/FCCID LHJ011

 

Do you think your would work?

 

Thanks,

 

Trey

MarkD Senior Enthusiast

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Mine Probably wouldn't work for your application, but I am not sure. Here are my numbers.

 

GM 21997127

 

Canada 2807E-12021

 

Model/FCCID LHJ011

 

Mark

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It looks like the model #'s are the same. I will call the local Chevy Dealer here tomorrow and see if that is the number that needs to match up. What were you thinking of selling it for?

 

Thanks,

 

Trey

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Hey Mark- the Chevy dealer here locally said that your fob should work perfectly for my 2003 Chevy. Apparently the fobs are the same for both GMC and Chevy models for those years. I would really appreciate it I could take that old fob off your hands. Let me know what you were thinking. thanks a lot. I look forward to hearing from you soon.

 

Trey-

 

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Se77vN Enthusiast

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Mark-

 

I was hoping to get one for $20 delivered. Is that a consideration for you?

 

Dont want to hijack this thread but I too need another FOB, but I can get one on flea bay for $20....anyone willing to sell one for like $10?

 

gracias.

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Mark-

 

I was hoping to get one for $20 delivered. Is that a consideration for you?

 

Dont want to hijack this thread but I too need another FOB, but I can get one on flea bay for $20....anyone willing to sell one for like $10?

 

gracias.

 

 

 

John- I am trying to get one as low as possible too. I found one on Ebay for $20 delivered too. I will hold off for a minute and see if I can get one for less. Sadly, I am living in SoCal and unemployed so every penny counts. Let me know if you find one for cheaper. Thanks bro-

 

Trey

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I am trying to find a working key fob for my Silverado. I don't care what it looks like as long as it is working. $10 bucks is my desired budget for this. Please let me know if you have an extra from years 03' to early 07'

 

Thanks,

 

Trey

gmercury Enthusiast

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Hey Trey,

 

 

I may have what you are looking for, let me look around and I'll let you know if I have one!

 

 

Geoff

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Hey Trey,

 

 

I may have what you are looking for, let me look around and I'll let you know if I have one!

 

 

Geoff

 

 

Hey Geoff-

 

That would be great. I'll look forward to hearing from you. thanks for looking into it for me.

 

Trey

gmercury Enthusiast

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Hey Trey,

 

I found one! Are you looking for a #1 or a #2. I have both housings. I will swap out to which ever you need. It is slightly used and the buttons are in good shape. I only had the truck 4 months. They are from my 04.

 

Geoff

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Hey Trey,

 

I found one! Are you looking for a #1 or a #2. I have both housings. I will swap out to which ever you need. It is slightly used and the buttons are in good shape. I only had the truck 4 months. They are from my 04.

 

Geoff

 

 

Geoff-

 

Excellent news. I am looking for a #1. It sounds perfect. How should I pay you? Do you have a Paypal account? Let me know how it would be easiest to get you the money. I can send you my address too. I am very grateful that you took the time to find this remote for me.

 

Trey

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