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Replacement "buttons" for Remote on Key - 2004 Aveo

4 messages,  Last post on Sep 10, 2008 at 9:42 AM

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Replacement "buttons" for Remote on Key - 2004 Aveo by tahoejoe
Jun 04, 2008 (11:57 am)
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The screw fell out of my remote entry key for my 2004 Aveo and my son subsequently lost the "buttons" (that operate the remote lock/unlock capability).
 
My local Chevy dealerships tell me I cannot purchase just the buttons since parts are not available for the remote key but then when they look for a part number for the entire key assembly they indicate that the part is no longer available.
 
Anyone know how to get the just the buttons for the remote on the integrated key or how I can get an entire key (that I can then use to supply the needed buttons)?
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Re: Replacement "buttons" for Remote on Key - 2004 Aveo [tahoejoe] by busiris
Jun 04, 2008 (2:17 pm)
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Replying to: tahoejoe (Jun 04, 2008 11:57 am)

I can understand not being able to get parts for the key, but a replacement key should be available. Why would you simply not use the new key, instead of robbing parts from it so as to use the old key?
 
Have you tried another dealer?
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by srs5694
Sep 10, 2008 (6:49 am)
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A new key for an Aveo with the remote keyless entry system costs close to $200 (just under $150 for the key and just under $50 to program it for your car). That's not a trivial expense to fix a problem caused by a missing $0.05 piece of plastic.
 
I suggest checking a local electronics store. They're likely to have all sorts of switches and buttons, and if you're lucky you'll find something that'll fit.
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Re: [srs5694] by tahoejoe
Sep 10, 2008 (9:42 am)
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Replying to: srs5694 (Sep 10, 2008 6:49 am)

It has become a moot point since a "careless" driver who fell asleep at the wheel on a Sunday evening around 6:30pm crossed from his lane across a turn lane into my son's lane and totalled the Aveo in a head-on collision.
 
Luckily nobody was hurt, i.e speeds weren't too great, brakes & crumple zones, etc. worked well!
 
Of course the driver did not have insurance, a driver's license or a valid license plate...but he passed a field sobriety test (even thoug he admitted to having at least two beers and several shots of tequila that afternoon) ... oh well...

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