How to Replace a Nissan Juke Spare Key

Nissan Juke is an attractive and fun hatchback that has unique engine design. It's quite noisy but it's still a lot of fun to drive.

Replace the battery in the key fob of your Nissan Juke every two years or when it is low. It's simple to do at home, but you'll need some tools.

Dead Coin Battery

If your Nissan Juke key fob isn't working the first thing to be sure of is the battery inside it. It could be dead and require to be replaced, which is a straightforward fix that takes just about a couple of minutes. Flip the fob upside down and you can access the tiny latch/release located at the back. Replace the battery that was in use and ensure it's on the bottom of the fob. Place the two halves carefully.

The fob must be cleaned if it was exposed to water before you can install an entirely new battery. It is possible to clean the fob with isopropyl electronic cleaner and a paper towel. Then, allow it to dry completely prior to reinstalling the battery.

The key fob also needs to be linked to the vehicle in order to start it. This can be accomplished by following the directions in the owner's manual or using an OBDII scanner. The most likely reason the key fob was not working was because it wasn't properly paired. A malfunctioning chip inside the fob can also cause it to stop working however this is not a common occurrence. In this scenario an entirely new receiver module could be required. If this is the case the receiver module will need to be replaced by a skilled technician.

Water Damage

The key fobs run on batteries and the batteries should be replaced every two years or when the car stops responding when push the "start" switch. The rubber seals on keys protect them from water, however submerging your key fob in ocean or pool water can damage the chip's electronic. If this is the case you'll require a new key from Nissan or an automotive locksmith.

If the key's fob has an operating chip it's likely that the computer has lost its connection to it, which could happen for any number of reasons. A simple restart of your car will fix this issue, but if the key's still showing the "Key ID" error message, it's best to contact nissan micra key replacement - visit the next page, or an auto locksmith for assistance.

Three of the most common causes are a dead key fob battery and a key that's not programmed, and an unrepaired key fob. The first two causes are fairly easy to fix while the third is more difficult to identify and fix immediately but is fixable with patience. Compare Nissan Key Replacement costs near you using WhoCanFixMyCar and book your repair online. Read reviews about local Nissan dealerships, Nissan mechanics, and garages in only a few moments.

Faulty Chip

The key fob on your Nissan Juke has a special chip that transmits an indication to the car every time you turn it. If that chip is faulty it could cause the key to stop functioning. In this situation you'll have to fix the problem by replacing the key. The Nissan Juke key may be damaged due to several reasons, such as water damage or the battery of your coin is dead.

If your key fob stopped working after washing it or even a bath, you should check the chip for water damage. Make sure the retainers on the chip are in good condition. Also, make sure the chip isn't exposed to water. If you see any indications of water damage on the electronic component, take off the battery and clean it with isopropyl-ethanol or electronic cleaner.

If the chip is defective You'll need to contact your local locksmith or dealer. In order to find a replacement, they will require the year, make and model of your car. You will also have to record your VIN (Vehicle ID Number) so that the dealer, or locksmith knows which key you own. This will enable them to check the correct key code, and ensure that they cut the correct key.

Faulty Receiver Module

The fob's key sends a radio signal to your vehicle, allowing it to perform various functions. It can unlock the trunk as you hurry to the car with groceries or start your car by pressing the button on the fob. It can also open your windows and turn on the horn in the event that you lock the keys in your car.

If the key fob doesn't work, it may be due to a malfunction in the receiver module. The receiver modules are tuned to ensure they can detect specific frequencies that correspond to signals sent by Nissan key fobs. A damaged receiver module can stop your car from responding to the signal generated by the key fob in Nissan.

Whatever way your Nissan key fob gets damaged, it's good to have a spare key in case the key gets damaged or lost. A locksmith or a dealership can program a spare key to work with your Nissan. This will help you avoid the hassles of losing your keys or locking them in your car.

If your Nissan Juke key fob has been exposed to pure rain or tap water it is possible to have the issue resolved by cleaning it with isopropyl ethanol or electronic cleaner. If the chip has fried, you'll need to buy a new keyfob which can be coded for your vehicle by a locksmith or dealer.