I need the fob for a 2000 Corvette, which has part number 10432147. Is this equivalent?
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Don't know the answer to that question but the people at the vendor Amazon uses are incredible. The fone # is 800-308-3775. I called them with a similar question and the guy answering the fone knew the answer on a part number off the top of his head. For my 2003, there were two part numbers - one for fob one and another number for fob two - they are different and as I recall they have different prices. Mine cost $24.99 plus shipping for genuine chev parts. The other one may have been $40(?) This vendor is wonderful knowlegable, genuine parts and cheap. These guys are as good as suppliers get. Sounds like I am in their pocket, but no - only a one time customer a year ago. Don't know the answer to that question but the people at the vendor Amazon uses are incredible. The fone # is 800-308-3775. I called them with a similar question and the guy answering the fone knew the answer on a part number off the top of his head. For my 2003, there were two part numbers - one for fob one and another number for fob two - they are different and as I recall they have different prices. Mine cost $24.99 plus shipping for genuine chev parts. The other one may have been $40(?) This vendor is wonderful knowlegable, genuine parts and cheap. These guys are as good as suppliers... » Read More Don't know the answer to that question but the people at the vendor Amazon uses are incredible. The fone # is 800-308-3775. I called them with a similar question and the guy answering the fone knew the answer on a part number off the top of his head. For my 2003, there were two part numbers - one for fob one and another number for fob two - they are different and as I recall they have different prices. Mine cost $24.99 plus shipping for genuine chev parts. The other one may have been $40(?) This vendor is wonderful knowlegable, genuine parts and cheap. These guys are as good as suppliers get. Sounds like I am in their pocket, but no - only a one time customer a year ago. « Show Less
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I did a quick search on Google and it looks like 1997 - 2000 Corvettes us the same fob based on the part number you have. The one I got for my 2002 C5 is for 2001 -2004 Corvettes, don't think that will work with your 2000. Check out E-Bay I found several with that number or for 2000 Corvettes.
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I found my FOB on www.remotesremotes.com for my 2000 chevy silverado and it works as it should. I hope this helps.
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No. You have to go to a dealer and they have to do the programming. If your fob's electronics worked, you would only have had to swap out the insides.
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If you can locate the fob brain box and get the numbers off of it then you will know for sure. I lucked out and had a fob already but it just didnt work and I matched the numbers and presto...problem solved.
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Yes -- that is the same as the car I bought this for and it worked fine once the car was reprogrammed for the new fob.
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HI, have a factory installed keyless entry and the FCCID # is a match to your original. It will work for your vehicle.
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i am not quite sure but i will say that i received a fob that woudn't program they sent me a different one before i returned the old one that still didn't work so ended up sending me a third one that works great.. the customer service dept is wonderful and they will make sure you get the right one and pay for the shipping to send any back that don't if you have a chance to call them prior i certainly would just to make sure you get the right one hope this helps :)
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Sorry for delay in response - it got lost in my email. You can order a new key fob from Amazon - however, you will have to take it to the dealer to have it programmed - which can be very expensive.
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I don't still have original instructios that came with the FOB...agree with Loves Chows below. Vender can provide programming instructions the specific vehicle.
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Only if the FCC ID is the same as your old one. They use different codes for different model years. If you still have your old fob, look for the FCC code on the back. If not call your local dealer and ask or you might be able to find it on the web.
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Thank you for your inquiry, to verify the remote you need please: 1. Check the backside of current remote to match #'s w/ the one's in listing ad for remote you are interested in (FCC ID & Part#) 2. Send us an Amazon message or call at 877-240-3597 with your VIN # or 3. Inquire w/ dealer as to which FCC ID & PART # you need for your VIN (vehicle's installed system). Thank you!
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The part# for the 2004 F250/350 in Chrome is 32-0220. Thanks! Got-Chrome www.got-chrome.com 888.552.4766
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Call Discount Keyless at 1-800-308-3775. They should be able to tell you whether it is compatible or not. It has the "+" symbol indicating a transponder key. Each car has different computers, different security codes, etc. I bought a transponder key, then had it cut by a locksmith for $2 and I programmed it myself with their directions (you need to have a functioning key to program the new key). It worked fine. It frustrated the locksmith because he wanted to charge $55 for a replacement key. I purchased key fobs as well. They work extremely well. The only downside is the printing on the keys fades quicker than I would anticipate.
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No. You have to take it to a service department that has the equipment to program it. I'd call a local dealer first. They may have a fob in stock.
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You don't. You need to have your existing key fob to make sure the model numbers match.
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Thank you for your inquiry, this is for one fob. The #2 in the listing is referring to the memory # on the fob.
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No I had to go to the a GM dealer. They have to plug a handheld computer into the car to program them. My local dealer only charged $10 for two fobs. it takes about 2 minutes.