Nissan Key Fob Replacement

Modern Nissan vehicles are equipped with a broad assortment of features that keep drivers secure. A key fob is one of these features. If you notice that your Nissan key fob isn't functioning properly, then it likely needs an upgrade to the battery.

Switching a Nissan key fob battery is easy. It just requires a small screwdriver.

Reprograming

The key fob is one of the most important parts of any vehicle. The small remote lets car owners lock and unlock their cars and start it from an in-between distance. Like all devices, this one can have problems. In some instances, the problem can be solved by reprogramming the key fob to recognizes the car. The process isn't as complicated as it may seem, and it is something that most Nissan drivers can handle on their own.

The owner must first remove the mechanical key from the slot on the front of the key fob. This is a precautionary measure to prevent anyone from not allowing the car to start when they are close to it. After the key is removed, a notch will appear on the top of the fob. This can be turned using an screwdriver to break the two pieces of the fob. Then, the old battery needs to be removed and replaced with a new one. Choose the CR2025 because it is the battery that Nissan key fobs use.

Once the new battery has been put in place, it's recommended to test the key fob by standing far away from the vehicle and pressing any buttons. If the car responds in some way, such as flashing lights or announcing that it is ready for use then the reprogramming is successful.

Replacement

Modern key fobs are an easy method to open your car doors or start it up. But, just like any other gadget that has a limit, key fobs have a lifespan. It's possible to replace the battery in your Nissan Intelligent Key remote if it begins to act up. A dead fob can cause you to be stranded if you have to commute to work near Detroit or run errands in Southfield or go out for an evening of fun near Troy.

Fortunately, changing the battery in your nissan key programming Intelligent Key is relatively easy. Start by flipping the key fob, then push the small slider located on the back. This will open up the back of the fob, revealing a hidden mechanical key inside. You'll need to remove this key before proceeding with the battery replacement.

Then using a screwdriver made of flat head to turn the notch at the top of your fob. This will split the fob casing in two pieces, allowing you to remove the old battery and replace it with a new one. Note the position of the old battery because you'll have to put the new one in in the same place to ensure your fob works correctly. After you've put in the new battery, clip back the two halves of the Nissan Intelligent Key and test to determine if the device is working as you is expected.

Repairs

Your key fob is your ticket to your next road trip. If it's not functioning or dead it could put you at risk of not being able to travel on your next journey. Nissan's certified technicians, as well as parts experts are here to help!

The first step is to check sure your fob needs an upgrade to its battery. The majority of key fobs are powered by the standard CR2032 battery that you can buy in multipacks for less than $5 USD. Change the battery is simple enough, but keep in mind that you'll need gloves and avoid touching any sensitive electronic devices and batteries that have magnets that are close to.

After replacing the battery, check whether your key fob still not working properly. The buttons can become misaligned or stuck when key fobs are thrown around. In this instance, altering the buttons can solve the issue.

If a new Nissan key fob battery and reprogramming are able to not solve the issue it could be that your Nissan's internal programming components are faulty. If this is the reason you'll have to visit your dealer to get a repair or replacement.

Contact Newton Nissan of Gallatin today to set up an appointment if having issues with your Nissan key fob! Our technicians and Nissan parts experts are on hand to assist you with all requirements for your key fob, from replacing the battery to changing it's programming. We look to working with you!

The Right to Rent

Modern electronic car keys offer greater convenience and functionality than a manual car key. Batteries can wear out over time and will need to be changed. The good part is that you can easily purchase a new battery from an hardware store or a big box retailer and then replace it yourself. The procedure is easy and you can find step-by-step directions in your Nissan owner's manual or on YouTube.

It shouldn't be difficult to open the fob's case open. It is also recommended to not use magnets near the battery since they can cause damage to the internal workings of the fob. Once you've received your new battery, place it into the fob and test it to ensure everything is working correctly.

If you lose your Nissan key fob, be sure to keep track of the key number plate. This will allow your dealership to make a replacement for you and get you back on the road earlier. Nissan Parts and Accessories has an extensive selection of reliable key fobs. You can also visit your local Nissan dealership for assistance. If you are covered by a warranty, your dealer can also handle service adjustments that are not related to fob replacements like wheel balancing, refrigerant recharges and wheel recharges. These types of repairs are usually covered by the warranty for a period of 12 months or 12,000 miles.