USARemote replacement key fob shells 2-pack for 2014-2017 Chevy Tahoe/Suburban & GMC Yukon HYQ1AA — with button pad & insert key

USARemote 2X replacement key fob shells restore the exterior of HYQ1AA-style Chevy Tahoe, Suburban and GMC Yukon smart remotes using your original electronics. If your factory remote is cracked, scuffed, or the buttons have lost their responsiveness, replacing the outer case is a fast, affordable way to bring the fob back to life without purchasing a full new key. These two housings include the plastic shell, the rubber button pad and the emergency insert key — you transfer your existing circuit board, battery and transponder chip into the new cases. They’re engineered to match the form and functions of remotes listed under part numbers HYQ1AA, 13580802, 5922084, and 22984995.

Will this housing fit my 2014–2017 Chevy or GMC remote?

These shells are designed to fit the HYQ1AA-style smart key used on 2014–2017 Chevy Tahoe, Chevy Suburban, GMC Yukon and Yukon Denali models. Verify your current fob shape, button layout and part number before ordering to avoid incompatibility.

• Compatible models: 2014–2017 Tahoe, Suburban, Yukon, Yukon Denali
• Confirmed part references: HYQ1AA, 13580802, 5922084, 22984995
• Matches factory button positions and key slot

What do I need to transfer from my old key to these new shells?

The package contains only the outer components — two plastic housings, two rubber button pads and two emergency metal insert keys. You must move your original remote’s internal circuit board, battery and transponder chip into the new case to restore full remote and immobilizer functions.

• Included: outer shell, button pad, insert key (no electronics)
• Required from old fob: circuit board, battery, transponder chip
• Simple swap process: open old shell, relocate internals, snap new shell closed

How durable and accurate is the replacement housing?

The shells are molded to replicate the original remote’s contours and button geometry for correct fit and reliable button feel. They offer a cost-effective refresh that protects internals from further wear while restoring the remote’s appearance and operation when original electronics are reused.

• Durable injection-molded plastic and tactile rubber pad
• Precision cut for the insert key and button travel
• Snap-fit assembly to secure electronics without adhesives

How difficult is installation and do I need programming?

Installation is a low-complexity DIY task for most users: open the worn shell, carefully move the board, battery and chip into the replacement housing, then close it. No reprogramming is required if you reuse your original transponder and remote electronics, because the immobilizer data remains intact on the transplanted chip.

• Tools: small screwdriver or prying tool suggested
• Time: typically under 10–15 minutes per fob
• Programming: not required when transferring original electronics

Who is this for This 2-pack from USARemote is ideal for Chevy Tahoe, Suburban and GMC Yukon owners who want to repair a cracked or heavily worn smart key without the expense of a full OEM remote replacement. It suits DIYers comfortable handling small electronics transfers, fleet managers refreshing multiple remotes, and anyone seeking an affordable cosmetic and functional restoration using their factory electronics. Before purchasing, confirm your remote uses the HYQ1AA-style housing and matches the listed part numbers to ensure a smooth fit.

FAQ

Q: Does this kit include the remote electronics?

A: No. The listing includes the outer shell, rubber button pad and insert key only; you must transfer your original electronics and battery.

Q: Will I need to reprogram my key after swapping shells?

A: No reprogramming is needed if you reuse the original transponder and circuit board—your immobilizer data remains on the transplanted chip.