USARemote LHJ011 Key Fob Replacement for 2003-2006 GM Trucks & SUVs – Set of 2

Overview

Replace a worn or malfunctioning key fob with the USARemote LHJ011. This set is designed for select GM vehicles from 2003 to 2006 and includes two ready-to-use remotes that mirror the classic 3-button layout: lock, unlock, and panic. Built to fit many popular GM trucks and SUVs, these remotes are crafted to restore convenient access without needing a trip to the dealership.

Real-world usability

Whether you drive a Silverado, Tahoe, Suburban, Avalanche, Equinox, SSR, GMC Sierra, Yukon, Cadillac Escalade, Hummer H2, Pontiac Torrent, or Saturn Vue, this replacement aims to align with your original remote’s form and function. The goal is to offer a practical, durable option for everyday use, so you can unlock and start the day with one fewer hassle.

What’s included and how it helps

• Two replacement remotes with electronics and batteries installed for immediate use
• Guidance for do-it-yourself programming where your vehicle supports it

Programming and setup

Many compatible GM models support DIY programming; some vehicles may require a locksmith or dealership programming. The vehicle must already have factory keyless entry, and this remote will not add that feature by itself. Instructions are provided to help you get started where applicable.

Compatibility notes and tips

For best results, verify that your original remote matches LHJ011 and cross-check with related part numbers such as 21997127, 15186200, 15186201, 15132197, 15132198, 10377295, 22730827, and 15186203 before purchasing. This practice helps ensure the replacement aligns with your car’s system.

Practical benefits you might experience

• A spare remote reduces downtime if one unit is lost or damaged
• Two remotes support shared vehicles among drivers
• The familiar 3-button layout keeps routine use intuitive

Important note on expectations

While designed to fit the listed vehicles, results can vary by model year and trim. This is a replacement option intended to restore existing keyless entry features in compatible cars, rather than adding new functionality or guarantees.