Discontinued Key Fobs

Your remote isn't made any more, but that rarely leaves you stuck. Find yours below and its page shows what replaces it: the same fob under another brand, a current fob that works with the antenna you already have, or a kit that pairs to your existing system.

Type what's printed on your fob

The FCC ID is on the back or inside the battery compartment. Model numbers and antenna part numbers work too. We search current fobs as well, in case yours is still made.

How to replace a discontinued key fob

Find your fobSearch the FCC ID from the back or the battery compartment. No fob? Pick your antenna or the brand instead.
See what replaces itIts page shows the current fob or kit that works with your system.
Pair it to your vehicleMost owners do it in minutes with our guide, or bring it to our Markham shop and we'll do it.

What replaces a discontinued fob

There's usually more than one way back. Each discontinued fob's page tells you which applies to yours.

The same fob, another brand

Plenty of remotes were sold under more than one name. A current fob with the same FCC ID is an exact replacement.

Shop current fobs

A fob for your antenna

The antenna on your windshield decides which remotes it listens to. A current fob made for that antenna pairs without changing anything else.

A key fob kit

Nothing made for your antenna? A kit replaces the remote and the antenna together, and pairs to the control module already in your vehicle.

Shop key fob kits

A new system

A few older systems, like Compustar's CM3000, CM4000 and CM4200, have no current remote or kit at all. Then a new system is the answer, and we'll recommend the right one for your vehicle.

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We buy discontinued fobs

Some fobs aren't made any more, and the only way we can supply one is if somebody sends us theirs. We pay $20 to $110 for anything on our discontinued list.

Send us the FCC ID first and we'll confirm the price before you ship anything. If there's an old remote in a drawer from a car you no longer own, somebody is looking for it.

Tell us what you have

All discontinued fobs

Listed A to Z by brand. Open any of them to see what replaces it, or search for yours above.

Common questions

How do I know if my fob is discontinued?

Search its FCC ID at the top of this page. If it's no longer made, it's marked No longer made and its page shows what replaces it. If it's still made, you'll see its price and can order it.

Will the replacement work with my system?

That's how each one is chosen. A replacement either shares your fob's FCC ID, works with the antenna already in your vehicle, or comes as a kit that pairs to your control module. Like any new fob, it has to be paired once before it works.

What if nothing replaces mine?

A key fob kit is usually the answer, because it replaces the antenna too and pairs to the control module you already have. A few older systems, like Compustar's CM3000, CM4000 and CM4200, have no current remote or kit, and then a new system is the way forward. Text or call us and we'll tell you which applies to yours.

How does the buy-back work?

Send us the FCC ID from the back of your fob. We'll confirm the price, between $20 and $110 depending on the model, before you ship anything. We only buy models that are no longer made.

Not sure what replaces yours?

Send us a photo of the back of your fob and we'll tell you exactly what works with your system.

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