20 Myths About Nissan Spare Key: Debunked

Replacement Nissan Key Fob

With advanced encryption and radio frequency, Nissan smart keys provide enhanced security against theft. These technologies are powered by an internal battery, which will eventually fail and may require replacement.

The procedure of replacing the battery in a key fob device is easy. Thankfully, the certified technicians and parts experts at Boch Nissan are ready to assist you!

Battery

The key fob is a pretty important component of your Nissan; it lets you open the doors, start your engine, and also perform other functions. If it doesn't work you'll want to know what the problem is. Fortunately, you can easily repair it by replacing the battery.

A brand new CR2032 battery is available at a hardware or discount supermarket for a low cost. You'll also need a small screwdriver that you can use to break open the back of your key fob. Most models have a small tab or notch which you can put your screwdriver in to separate the fob in two parts. Once you've removed the fob from its socket, take off the old battery and then insert the new one, making sure it's in the correct orientation.

Depending on the Nissan model, you may need to confirm that the battery is of the correct type. The key fob manufacturer typically includes this information in the owner's manual or on the back of the fob. Once you've gotten the right battery, replace it in the fob, then snap the cover back shut, and test it to make sure it functions. If you encounter problems, check out the videos on YouTube to find the solution. If you need assistance, call your Nissan dealer in Farmington Hills.

Programming

Modern Nissan vehicles come with a key fob that offers many benefits and functionality when compared with the manual keys of old. However, they are more susceptible to battery problems and will require to be replaced over time. This is an easy fix you can perform at home.

The first step is to remove the battery. To do this, locate a small catch on the back of your key fob and pull it downwards. This will open the stored mechanical key that is used for emergency starters. This is something you'll wish to have on hand and return to after the replacement is complete.

After you have removed the old battery, record the location and the way it was mounted. You will need to use an screwdriver with a flat head to lift the battery. Replace the old battery with the new one. Make sure the upside side is facing downwards. Reassemble the case and test it to ensure that everything is working properly.

You should be able now to start your car by pressing any button on the key fob. You can also test the connection by pressing any button in the dashboard of your car. If you have any questions or need assistance with your Nissan vehicle, contact the service center at Boch Nissan South.

Locks

The Nissan Intelligent Key is designed to lock the car and open the trunk using the click of a button. If it doesn't work, even after a program and battery replacement, there may be another issue that needs to be addressed. In certain cases the damaged device requires the replacement of an element or repairs to the circuit board to allow it to function again. Water, blunt force, or scratches on the board may cause damage.

A professional can inspect your Intelligent Key to determine if it's damaged and determine if it needs repairs or an upgrade. In some cases, the problem could be corrected with a straightforward, low-cost fix. If the problem is more serious then it could be necessary to replace the key.

Switching out the battery on your Nissan key fob is a straightforward procedure that takes only less than a minute. The process involves handling sensitive and fragile electronic components that is why it is necessary to wear gloves (preferably made of latex or an alternative that is not). You will also require a flathead driver and the latest CR2032 battery.

To change the battery, start by entering your vehicle, and making sure that all of the doors are closed and locked. Press the unlock button on your keyfob up to 10 times. After doing this then, remove and insert your key from the ignition, but don't turn it to start the car. You should see the hazard light flash two times, which means that your Nissan is in programming mode.

Keyless Entry

If you think your key fob is pretty boring, we have some news for you that it can do more than lock and unlock your vehicle. Some modern fobs are able to roll down the windows in your car, or start it when you tap the key at the rear bumper.

These newer systems use RFID technology, unlike the old-fashioned keys that only had two or three locks. The key fob contains the microchip that operates on a unique frequency that communicates with the receiver in your car and allows you to unlock the doors and trunk. Most models can even detect you when you enter by using the fob, meaning it will know to automatically unlock and start your vehicle.

Some models even allow you to move your keys towards the back of the car to open the trunk. This can be very handy in the event that your hands are packed with luggage or groceries. The key fob also has a button to enable you to start your vehicle by pressing it onto the steering wheel. The system can be activated by tapping the brake or clutch when you press the START/STOP button.

Your key fob may be dead if having difficulty getting into your Nissan to complete your errands close to Troy or go out on an evening. Flip the fob upside-down and press the small release latch on the back. If you see the lock and unlock lights flashing you've successfully programmed your replacement nissan key fob.