How to Replace a Nissan Juke Spare Key

Nissan Juke is a fun and stylish hatchback that has an unusual engine configuration. It's a bit noisy but still fun to drive.

Replace the battery for the key fob of your Nissan Juke every two years, or when the battery is depleted. It's simple to do at home, but you'll need a few tools.

Dead Coin Battery

If your Nissan Juke key fob has stopped working the first thing to check is the coin battery that is inside it. It may be dead and needs to be replaced. This is a quick fix that takes only a few moments. Flip the fob upside down so that you'll be able access the tiny latch/release on the back. Remove the battery from the old one and then put in the new one, making sure that it's facing downwards in the fob. Line up the two halves of fob in a carefully.

If the fob was exposed to water, it needs to be cleaned prior putting the new battery in. It is possible to clean the fob with isopropyl electronic cleaner, and paper towels. Then let it dry completely before reinstalling the battery.

The key fob needs to be linked to the vehicle to begin the engine, which is done by following the instructions in the owners manual or an OBDII scanner. If the key fob hasn't been paired, this is most likely the reason of why it has stopped working. It is also possible that the fob has a faulty chip, but this is extremely rare. In this instance the need for a new receiver module could be needed. If this is the situation it must be replaced by an experienced technician.

Water Damage

Key fobs are battery-powered, and the batteries require replacement every two years or more, or at the first sign of the car not responding when you press the "start" button. The keys' rubber seals keep out water, but submerging your key fob in the pool or ocean water could harm the chip's electronic. If this happens you'll need the replacement key from Nissan or a locksmith.

It's possible that the computer has lost connection with the key fob that could be due to a number of factors. A simple restart of your car can fix this, but in the event that the key is showing the "Key ID" error message, it's best to contact Nissan or an auto locksmith for help.

Three common causes are dead key fob battery as well as a key not programmed, or damaged key fob. The first two are fairly easy to fix while the third one is more difficult to diagnose and fix immediately however, it can be fixed with patience. Compare Nissan Key Replacement prices near you with WhoCanFixMyCar and schedule your repair online. You can read reviews of local nissan key replacement near me dealerships, Nissan mechanics, and garages in a matter of minutes.

Faulty Chip

The key fob on your Nissan Juke contains a special chip which sends a message to the vehicle whenever you turn it. The key can be inoperable if the chip is faulty. In this situation it is only possible to fix the problem by replacing the key. The Nissan Juke key could be defective for a variety of reasons, such as water damage or a dead battery for the coin.

If your key fob stops working after washing it or even a bath, you need to check the chip for damage from water. Make sure the metal clips that hold it in place are secure and that the chip is not exposed to water. If you notice any signs of water damage, try removing the battery and wiping down the electronic component using isopropyl alcohol or electronic cleaner.

If the chip is not working You will need to visit your local locksmith or dealer. They will require the year the make, model, and year of your vehicle in order to locate an alternative. You will also have to record your VIN (Vehicle ID Number) so the dealer or locksmith will know the key you have. This will allow them to look up the correct key code and make sure that they cut the correct key.

Faulty Receiver Module

The key fob transmits the radio frequency signal to your car in order to perform a number of functions. It can unlock your trunk as you rush to your car with groceries or start your car by pressing the button on the fob. It can also open your windows and turn the horn on if you accidentally lock the keys inside your car.

If the key fob does not work, it may be due to a problem in the receiver module. The receiver modules are tuned to detect specific frequencies that match the signals that are transmitted by the Nissan key fob. If your car is equipped with a faulty receiver module, it will stop responding to any signal coming from the key fob.

Whatever way your Nissan key fob gets damaged, it is always beneficial to have a spare key in case the key becomes lost or broken. A spare key can be programmed by a locksmith or dealership to work with your Nissan and can save you the anxiety of locking your keys inside your vehicle or losing them.

If your Nissan Juke's key fob has been exposed to rain or clean tap water, you can solve the problem by cleaning it using isopropyl or an electronic cleaner. If the chip is damaged you'll need to purchase the new keyfob, which can be programmed to your car by a locksmith or dealer.