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Isuzu Key Fob Replacement

Isuzu left the US car market years ago, so owners assume they can't get a key, but you usually can. The Rodeo, Trooper, Ascender, and i-Series share their key technology with GM trucks, so we supply OEM-quality keys for a fraction of the $230 to $430 dealers charge. Every key ships fast from the US with a 30-day return. Match the FCC ID or part number on your current key, or send us your year and model.
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Frequently Asked Questions

Can I still get a key for my Isuzu?

In most cases, yes. Even though Isuzu left the US car market, its trucks shared technology with GM, so the keys remain available. Send your year, model, and the part number on your current key and we'll confirm.

Is an Isuzu Ascender key the same as a GMC Envoy key?

Very close, since the Ascender was built on the Envoy. The keys use the same system, but always confirm by the FCC ID on your key before ordering.

Why is an Isuzu key hard to find elsewhere?

Few dealers still stock them, so most sellers don't bother carrying them. We do, which is why owners of older Rodeos, Troopers, and i-Series trucks end up here.

Does an Isuzu key need programming?

If it's a chipped transponder key, yes, it has to be paired to the truck before it'll start. Our key programming page covers the steps.

Do you have keys for the older Trooper and Rodeo?

We do. These older Isuzus use a transponder key, sometimes with a separate remote. Match your year and the numbers on your current key for the right one.