Nissan Key Fob Replacement
Modern Nissan vehicles come with a wide range of safety features that ensure the safety of drivers. One of those features is the key fob. If your Nissan key fob doesn't work properly, it may need a new battery.
Switching the battery on a Nissan key fob battery is simple. All you need is a small screwdriver.
Reprograming
The key fob is one of the most vital components of any vehicle. The tiny remote allows owners to lock and unlock their vehicle, as well as start it from a distance. Like any gadget it can experience problems. In certain instances the issue can be resolved by reprogramming your key fob to ensure that it recognizes the car. It's not as difficult as it might appear, and most Nissan drivers can do it themselves.
To begin you must first remove the mechanical key from the slot on the front of the fob. This is to protect the fob to prevent someone from getting the car started when they are near to it. After the key is removed and the top of your fob will be adorned with an notch that can be used with a screwdriver in order to separate the two halves. Then, the old battery should be removed and replaced with a new one. Make sure you make use of a CR2025 battery, since this is the type of battery commonly used in Nissan key fobs.
It is a good idea once the new battery has been installed, to test the keyfob by pressing any buttons while you are away from the vehicle. If the car responds in some manner, like flashing the lights or announcing that it is ready to be started then the reprogramming is successful.
Replacement
Modern key fobs make it simple to start your car or unlock the doors. Like any other gadget, their lifespan is limited. If you notice that your Nissan Intelligent Key remote starts malfunctioning, it may be time for a replacement battery. If the remote is dead and you're left stranded in the event that you have to go to work in Detroit, run some routine errands from Southfield or enjoy night out near Troy.
Luckily, replacing the battery in your Nissan Intelligent Key is relatively easy. Start by flipping the key fob and then pushing the small slider in the rear. This will open up the back part of the fob. This will reveal an undiscovered mechanical key inside. You'll need to take out this key prior to proceeding with the battery replacement.
Then, find a notch on the top of the fob. Use a flat-headed screwdriver to turn it. This will split the fob casing into two pieces which allows you to remove the old battery and replace it with a brand new one. Note nissan replacement key of the old battery because you'll have to put the new one in in the same place to ensure that the fob is functioning properly. After you've inserted the new battery, clip the two parts of your Nissan Intelligent Key back together and test it to determine if it functions as you expect it to.
Repairs
Your key fob is the ticket to every driving adventure, but if it's dead or isn't working, your next adventure might be in danger. Luckily Nissan's certified technicians and parts experts have you covered!
The first step is to check sure your fob needs replacement batteries. Most key fobs are powered by a standard CR2032 battery, that are available in multipacks for less than $5 USD. The battery can be changed easily enough, but remember that you'll need gloves and avoid touching electronics and batteries with magnets within close proximity.
If your key fob still doesn't work well after replacing the battery, make sure for an issue with the battery. The buttons can become misaligned or stuck when key fobs are thrown around. In this instance, changing the buttons could do the trick.
If a brand new Nissan key fob battery and reprogramming are able to not solve the issue, it is possible that the internal programming components of your Nissan are faulty. If this is the cause you'll need to visit your dealer to get a replacement or repair.
If you're having trouble with your Nissan key fob, call us today at Newton Nissan of Gallatin to arrange an appointment! Our technicians and Nissan specialists are ready to assist with all the needs of your key fob, from replacing the battery to reprogramming it. We look forward to serving you!
Warranty
Modern electronic car keys provide greater convenience and efficiency than a manual car key. Batteries will wear out over time and will need to be replaced. You can replace the battery yourself at a big box retailer or hardware store. The process is simple and you will find step-bystep instructions in your Nissan owner's guide or on YouTube.
You'll want to use caution when you attempt to open the fob case, but it shouldn't be too difficult to do it. Avoid using magnets near the battery as they can cause damage to the internal functioning of the fob. Test the battery inside the fob after you have it.
It's crucial to note the key number if you lose your Nissan key fob. This will allow your dealership to prepare a replacement and help get you back on the road sooner. Nissan Parts and Accessories has an extensive selection of reliable fobs for keys. You can also go to your local Nissan dealership for assistance. If you have a warranty, your dealer will also be able to handle any service adjustments not associated with fob replacements like wheel balancing and refrigerant recharges. These kinds of repairs are typically covered by the warranty for up to 12 months or 12,000 miles.