Shop for replacement key fobs for factory keyless entry and aftermarket alarm systems by the FCC ID number on your original remote.  Find the FCC ID on the back of your old remote and then find the matching number on one of the pages below.  Key fobs, keyhead remotes, proximity remotes and switchblade remotes are all included in the lists.  FCC IDs for all remotes are listed in alphabetical order.  RUI's brand coverage includes aftermarket alarm system remotes for most major manufacturers and keyless entry remotes for all major US, Japanese and Korean nameplates, as well as some for European vehicles.  So, we probably have your part, whether you need a replacement key fob for a Buick, Cadillac, Chevrolet, Oldsmobile, Pontiac or Ford; a keyhead remote for a Chrysler, Dodge, Honda, Jeep, Mitsubishi or Toyota; a switchblade remote for a Mazda or Volkswagen; a smart key for an Acura, Nissan or Infiniti; or a key fob for an alarm system from Audiovox, Automate, Black Widow, Code Alarm, Clifford, Crimestopper, DEI, Omega, Python, Ungo or Viper.  If you search for your remote by the FCC ID number and don't see a result, try searching for that remote via the OE part number if one is to be found on the back of your old remote transmitter. Or search by the vehicle MMY (make, model and year).  Or, contact us to let us know you could not find your part and we will try to source it for you.

1. FCCID_A_and_B
2. FCCID_C_and_D
3. FCCID_E_and_F
4. FCCID_G_and_H

1. FCCID_I_and_J
2. FCCID_K_and_L
3. FCCID_M_and_N
4. FCCID_O_and_P

1. FCCID_Q_and_R
2. FCCID_S_and_T
3. FCCID_U_and_V
4. FCCID_W_and_X

1. FCCID_Y_and_Z