If you're dealing with a problem like:
* Lost keys: You'll need to have new keys made and potentially the locks re-keyed by a qualified locksmith or dealership. They have the tools to program new keys to your car's existing system.
* Faulty lock actuators: If a lock is malfunctioning (not locking or unlocking), it's likely a problem with the actuator motor itself and not the programming. This requires replacing the faulty actuator.
* Remote key fob not working: This might require reprogramming the remote. A locksmith or dealership can usually handle this, often without needing to reprogram the entire locking system.
In short: Don't try to program the locks yourself. Contact a qualified automotive locksmith or your local Chevrolet dealership for assistance. They have the proper tools and expertise to handle the job correctly and avoid causing further issues.