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For your 2019 Corvette, you'll need a key fob that's compatible with the model and year. It's best to go through a dealer or a trusted locksmith to ensure compatibility. You can also check online for replacement options. If you're into cars and tech, you might find marketplace app development company useful for exploring digital solutions in the auto space.
Last edited by OStebbins; Mar 11, 2025 at 07:38 AM.
Reason: fixed mistake
It's in the below thread post #3 which I copied and pasted below. I don't know from your VIN but you can decide from the list. The one you listed in post #2 is the 2016-2019, coupe, automatic trans, w/ Remote Start.
[QUOTE=OStebbins;1608631726]Para tu Corvette 2019, necesitarás un llavero que sea compatible con el modelo y el año. Lo mejor es que lo consultes con un concesionario o un cerrajero de confianza para asegurarte de que sea compatible. También puedes consultar en línea las opciones de reemplazo.[/QUOTE
]Here in my country we don't have a good dealer for Corvette
[QUOTE=Zjoe6;1608631938]Está en la publicación n.° 3 del hilo que aparece a continuación, que copié y pegué a continuación. No lo sé por tu VIN, pero puedes decidirlo a partir de la lista. El que mencionaste en la publicación n.° 2 es el cupé del año 2016 al 2019, con transmisión automática y arranque remoto. Español:
TRANSMISOR de 4 botones SIN ARRANQUE REMOTO Manual 14/15 22779879 16/19 23465950
TRANSMISOR de 5 botones CON ARRANQUE REMOTO Automático 14/15 22779880 16/19 23465951
TRANSMISOR de 5 botones SIN ARRANQUE REMOTO Manual Convertible 14/15 22816265 16/19 23465954
TRANSMISOR de 6 botones CON ARRANQUE REMOTO Automático Convertible 14/15 22816266 16/19 23465955
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]Very kind, in theory it is compatible with my car. It is a 2019 Corvette with automatic transmission
Be sure to get the one for the Coupe or the Convertible depending on what your 2019 C7 A8 is.
You'll need the following for programming the new key fob, and will need to do the long programming since you only have one of the two key fobs that are programmed in.
I would wipe both keys and start over with the long process.
I'd do that in the parking lot of the dealership, just in case something goes wrong and you can't get started afterward.
Those with more experience and talent might not bother.
I'd do that in the parking lot of the dealership, just in case something goes wrong and you can't get started afterward.
Those with more experience and talent might not bother.
Definitely. In my case, since it was paid for, I had the tech do it. Even with his experience doing it, he managed to brick the car and spent even more time doing it. Why would I even want to risk it when the seller is paying for it to be done.
If I had to DIY, I would set the appointment for say 1pm and try it at 10am. Cancel the appointment if I succeed and have them wheel it in if 8 don't.
One more question, can I buy a used key from eBay and program it to my Corvette? Or does it just have to be new?
You can ASSUMING it is the correct key. After all, when you wipe both keys, it will be assuming 2 new to the car keys. I would not want to use a used key but that's me.
One more question, can I buy a used key from eBay and program it to my Corvette? Or does it just have to be new?
A C7 has both an electronic fob for unlock/start/etc, and a mechanical key to open the trunk if the electronics can't.
Any fob with the correct part number can be paired with an appropriate Corvette, unless something is wrong.
The mechanical key for the trunk is cut to the VIN on the car, they are not interchangeable unless you are unusually lucky.
A C7 has both an electronic fob for unlock/start/etc, and a mechanical key to open the trunk if the electronics can't.
Any fob with the correct part number can be paired with an appropriate Corvette, unless something is wrong.
The mechanical key for the trunk is cut to the VIN on the car, they are not interchangeable unless you are unusually lucky.
Exactly. That was my question. If I buy a used remote, without the key to open the trunk.
Here in my country we don't have a good dealer for Corvette
Originally Posted by Gearhead Jim
I'd do that in the parking lot of the dealership, just in case something goes wrong and you can't get started afterward.
Those with more experience and talent might not bother.
Originally Posted by aklim
I had the tech do it. Even with his experience doing it, he managed to brick the car and spent even more time doing it.
Reading the entire thread, it sounds like the OP doesn't have the "luxury" of having a GM dealer in their country.
^^^^^
I suspect that the C7 keyless system is not too different from other Chevrolets. If they can program fobs for Chevys in general, I think they could do it on a 'vette.
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