2007 GMC Envoy
Key Replacement - Save vs Dealer in Ventura County

2007 GMC Envoy Remote Replacement - Fast, Affordable & Professional

She was closing up at a brewery near the Santa Barbara Maritime Museum after her bartending shift, and her purse was gone. Someone grabbed it from behind the bar during the rush. Keys, wallet, phone, all of it. She borrowed a coworker's phone and called the police first, then her roommate, then me.

Her 2007 GMC Envoy was sitting in the lot with zero keys. Her roommate called the dealer earlier that evening. They said they could order a fob, but it would take three to five business days, the car would need a tow in, and they recommended rekeying since the stolen key could still open the doors.

I got there that night. All-keys-lost is a different job than adding a spare. When you add a key, the car already trusts an existing fob and you just expand the approved list. AKL means I clear the entire key memory so the stolen remote and blade are dead to the vehicle. I used my IM608 to access the body control module on the Class 2 serial data bus, wiped the old remote data, and ran a Passlock II relearn so the ignition security reset clean. Decoded the door lock with my Lishi GM41, cut a new blade, and programmed two fresh MYT3X6898B remotes.

Both fobs were working before the police finished taking her statement. She drove home that night. The stolen fob and key are worthless to the car now.

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