Staff Answer
Sep 14, 2026 - 07:31 AM
If your original unit has the same 5 buttons, yes. It will work the same as your original unit once programmed.
If your original unit does not have the remote start button on it, this will not work to remotely start your vehicle.
If you are unsure of which unit to order, please confirm the part number before ordering.
More Information:
This remote will replace original:
If your original unit does not have the remote start button on it, this will not work to remotely start your vehicle.
If you are unsure of which unit to order, please confirm the part number before ordering.
More Information:
This remote will replace original:
- OEM Part Numbers: 13504199, 13574863, 20979468, 13504259, 13504204
- FCC ID: OHT01060512
- Numbers on this remote:
- FCC ID: 2AOKM-GV12
Some cars have the remote start receivers on them and it just hasn’t been hooked up yet. The only way to know for sure is to call the dealer with your VIN and ask them. You need to find out if the car has the remote start system on it and, if yes, whether or not it has been activated.
If they say yes… the system is on the car, but not yet activated… you would need to visit the dealer and pay them a fee to hook it up (sometimes they include a remote with the activation fee).
If they say yes, the system is on the car and it is activated and ready to use, you can then order a remote from us and have it programmed. Ask for the part number to ensure compatibility.
