Isuzu Key Fob Programming
We cover Isuzu's i-Series pickups, the i-280, i-290, i-350 and i-370, from 2006 to 2008. None of them can be programmed at home, so a new remote needs a locksmith or dealer. They use a separate remote rather than a smart key, and every one takes a CR2032. The model pages list the FCC ID and part number for each year.
Choose your Isuzu model for programming steps, the battery it uses, and the correct replacement fob with FCC ID and part number — 6 model years across 4 models.
A brass dot marks models with verified replacement-fob data (FCC ID + part number).
Can you program an Isuzu key fob yourself?
Not at home. None of the 6 model years we cover has an owner programming procedure, so every Isuzu fob and key has to be programmed by a locksmith or dealer with a diagnostic tool. The model pages still list the exact replacement fob and battery for each year.
What battery does an Isuzu key fob take?
Every Isuzu fob we cover takes a CR2032.
| Battery | Model years | Models |
|---|---|---|
| CR2032 battery on Amazon | 6 | I-280 (2006); I-290 (2007–2008); I-350 (2006); I-370 (2007–2008) |
Isuzu key types
Every replacement key we've matched to Isuzu models is a remote. The model pages list each one with its FCC ID.
- Remote 2006–2008
- A separate key fob that only handles locking and unlocking.
What Isuzu key programming costs
US price ranges for the key types above, with a working key on hand. Losing every key costs more, $200–$500 at a locksmith for a basic fob or transponder key.
| Key | Locksmith | Dealer |
|---|---|---|
| Basic remote, working key on hand | $50–$150 | $100–$250 |
Full breakdown and sources: key fob programming cost .
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