Replacement Nissan Key Fob

With advanced encryption and radio frequencies, Nissan smart keys provide extra security against theft. These technologies are powered, however, by an internal battery that eventually weakens and will require replacement.

Replacing a key fob's battery is a simple process. Thankfully, the certified technicians and parts experts at Boch Nissan are ready to assist you!

Battery

The key fob is a pretty essential part of your Nissan key fob. It lets you unlock the doors, start your engine, and use other functions. So when it stops working you'll probably want to know what the issue is. Fortunately, you can easily fix the issue by replacing the battery.

You can purchase a new CR2032 button cell battery at a hardware store or a multipack at a discount grocery chain for very little money. You'll require a small, flat-head screwdriver to pry the back of your key fob. Most models have a small tab or notch that you can insert your screwdriver to split the fob into two pieces. After you have opened the fob, remove the old battery and then insert the new one, making sure it's properly positioned.

Depending on the Nissan model, you may have to verify that the battery is the correct type. The manufacturer of the key fob typically offers this information in their owner's manual or on the back of the fob. Once you've got the right battery, plug it into the fob, then snap the cover closed, and test it to ensure it works. YouTube offers a variety of helpful videos that can help you find a solution to any problem. If you still need help call the service center at your Nissan dealer near Farmington Hills.

Programming

Modern Nissan vehicles come with a keyfob which provides a lot more convenience and functions than traditional manual keys. Unfortunately, they are also more susceptible to battery problems and will require to be replaced in the future. However, there is an easy fix that can be completed at home.

The first step in the process is to get rid of the battery that was used up. To do this, locate an opening at the back of the keyfob and pull it downward. This will let go of the stored mechanical key that serves as an emergency starters. You should keep this key in your pocket and return it after the replacement has been completed.

After removing the battery that was used, note its location and how it was placed. You'll need an screwdriver with a flat head to lift the battery off. Replace the old battery with the new one. Make sure that the plus side is facing down. Reassemble the case and test it to verify that everything is functioning properly.

You should be in a position to start your car by pressing any button on your key fob. You can also test the connection by pressing any button in your car's dashboard. Contact the service center at Boch Nissan South if you have questions regarding your Nissan vehicle or require assistance.

Locks

The Nissan Intelligent Key can be used to unlock and lock your vehicle, and open the trunk with the click of a button. If it doesn't work even after battery replacement and programming it could be a different issue in play. In some cases the fob that has been damaged may require a replacement component or repairs to the circuit board in order to function once more. Water, blunt force or scratches on the board can cause damage to the board.

A professional can inspect the Intelligent Key and determine whether it needs to be repaired or replaced. In some cases the issue could be fixed with a simple and inexpensive fix. If the issue is more serious the key may need to replace the key.

Removing the battery from your Nissan key fob is a simple procedure that takes just about a couple of minutes. This procedure involves handling delicate electronic components that are fragile and therefore it is essential to wear gloves (preferably made of latex or another non-latex alternative). Also, you will require a flathead driver and an CR2032 battery that is new.

To change the battery, start by entering your vehicle and making sure that all doors are locked and shut. Press the unlock button on your keyfob six to 10 times. Remove the key from the ignition. Do not turn the key to start the vehicle. You will see the hazard lights flash twice, which indicates that your Nissan is in programming mode.

Keyless Entry

If you think your key fob is boring, we have some news for you that is more than unlock and lock your car. Certain modern fobs can be used to open your windows, and even start your engine when you tap your key at the rear bumper.

Unlike the old-fashioned key, which has just two or three locks, the latest systems are built on RFID technology. The key fob is equipped with an embedded microchip that has a specific frequency that communicates with the receiver inside your car and allows you to unlock the trunk and doors. The majority of models will detect you when you enter by using the fob, meaning it knows to automatically unlock and start your vehicle.

Some models allow you to open the trunk using your key behind the car. This is a great option when you have a lot of luggage or groceries in your hands. The key fob features an option that allows you to start your car by pressing it on the steering wheel. The system can be activated when you press the brake or clutch when you press the START/STOP buttons.

If you're experiencing difficulty getting into your Nissan to run errands, or go out for an evening near Troy the key fob's battery could be dead. Flip the fob upside down and then press the small latch that is located at the back. If you can see the light for unlock and lock flashing, you've successfully programmed your replacement key fob for Nissan.