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Replace Nissan Key Fob Batteries If your Nissan keyfob doesn't respond to your commands, the battery could be dead. It's an easy fix that most people can do themselves. You can purchase the replacement from a local hardware store or the owner's guide for the specific model you have, and you'll need to follow these steps for changing the battery. Change the Battery The key fob of your Nissan model has a built-in battery that eventually loses its charge. The key fob's battery can be replaced in a matter of minutes. First, you'll have to purchase an additional CR2032 3V battery. This is a small coin cell battery that's commonly used in key fobs, and it can be found at most convenience stores. You will also need a pair of gloves (latex or non-latex) and a small flathead screwdriver to open the fob. Before starting, make certain to read your owner's manual for specific steps and instructions. Once you have the new battery, take out the old one by turning the fob upside down and looking at the back side. There will be a small catch that must be released by pulling it down. This will open the mechanical key from its original position inside the fob. Then, insert the new battery and ensure that it's positioned correctly. Close the fob once the battery has been installed and then click the two sides of the fob together. After completing this last step check your key fob by pressing the unlock button and seeing what happens. You'll be able to use the many functions of your Nissan If everything is working correctly. After changing the battery, it's a good idea re-program your key fob to ensure that it's working correctly. Replace the Transmitter With your key fob serving as the “key” to so many of your car's essential functions, it can be a huge loss in the event that you lose or damage it. If your key fob is damaged or dead, damaged key fob, you'll end up without the ability to lock and start your car. So, it's a good idea to keep an extra key fob on hand in case of an emergency. Fortunately, the process for replacing your Nissan key fob is fairly straightforward. TheKeyLab of replacing the Nissan key fob is quite easy. You will need a new flathead screwdriver, as well as an entirely new battery to replace the old. You'll need an oval Panasonic CR 2032 3V battery (you can usually find them in multipacks for under $5 USD). The battery is located within the back of the key fob's half and you'll have to gently rotate the two halves in order to expose it. Utilize a flathead screwdriver and a small flathead to take off the clip that is on top of the battery. Make sure you note the position. Replace the battery, and assemble the key fob. Test it to ensure it is working. Nissan Intelligent Keys eventually wear out and require to be replaced, just like any other electronic device. Make sure your key fob is protected from magnetic fields, water and physical impacts. Be careful not to drop it or put too much pressure on the device. Replacing the Key If your Nissan key fob is lost or is damaged, you can't use it to unlock your car or to start it. This is a problem for those who have to go to work in Detroit or go on errands around Dearborn. It's not difficult to change the battery on your Nissan Smart Key. You can do it at home or at a dealership, and usually, you can locate a pack for $5 or less at an hardware store. Flip the fob over and push the small catch at the back. This will open the mechanical emergency key. While you won't be in a position to use the emergency key to start your car but it will allow you to open the door. Find a small cut on the top of the casing. You can use a screwdriver or a plier to break off the two pieces of the key fob. Once you've access to the battery within, pull it out and keep track of the position it is in. When you are ready to assemble your key fobs, insert the new battery and then snap the two components of the case back together. Then you can insert the mechanical key, and your Nissan smart key will operate as usual. Other Problems Many modern cars come with key fobs, which let you to lock them or start them without the need for a physical key. The key fob uses an electronic transmitter to connect with the computer system of the car. There are a variety of reasons for why your Nissan key fob does not function after replacing the battery. One possibility is that the new battery was not correctly placed into the key fob. Resetting the key fob is another possibility. This is a straightforward process that can be completed at home using just a few tools. You'll need, for example a screwdriver that has a flat-headed tip to take out the battery that was in the key fob. After that, using an screwdriver, you can pry the back of the keyfob and then insert the new batteries. Finally, you'll need to reprogramme the key fob so it works with your vehicle. You can easily program your Nissan key fob yourself, because they all have the ability to be programmed by you. It is usually done by inserting the key fob in the ignition twice in five seconds. If this fails, you can take the key fob to an auto locksmith or dealer to have it programmed. The cost of this service will depend on the person you call and the type of car you own.