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Replace Nissan Key Fob Batteries If your Nissan keyfob isn't responding to your commands, then its battery could be dead. Fortunately, this is an easy fix that most people can do themselves. You can get a replacement from a hardware store or the owner's manual for the particular model you have You'll need follow these steps to replace the battery. Removing the Battery The key fob of your Nissan model is fitted with an inbuilt lithium battery which will eventually lose charge. The key fob's battery can be changed in a matter of minutes. First, you'll have to purchase an additional CR2032 3V battery. It's a tiny coin cell battery that is commonly used in key fobs and it can be found in most convenience stores. To open the key fob, you'll also need a pair (latex or not) of gloves, as well as a small flathead screwscrew. Check the owner's manual for detailed instructions and steps prior to starting. Flip the fob upside down and look at the backside. You will notice a small latch that you need to let go by pulling it down. This will remove the mechanical key from its original position within the fob. Then, you can insert the new battery, and make sure that it is placed correctly. Close the fob when the battery has been installed and then click the two sides of the fob together. After completing this last step make sure to test your key fob by pressing the unlock button and observing what happens. If everything is in good and in good working order, you're ready to enjoy your Nissan's various features. After changing the battery it is a good idea to re-program your key fob to make sure that it works correctly. Replace the Transmitter With your key fob acting as the “key” to so many of your car's key functions, it could 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 be left without the ability to lock or start your vehicle. It's a good idea keep a spare keyfob in reserve in case of emergency. The process of replacing your Nissan keyfob is quite simple. You'll need a brand new battery and a small flathead screwdriver for removing the old one however, the replacement process is easy and will only take just a few minutes. You'll also need an Panasonic CR2032 3V round battery (you can find them in multipacks that cost less than $5 USD). The battery is in the back part of the key fob. You'll require an incredibly small flathead screwdriver to gently split the two halves. Utilize a flathead screwdriver and a small flathead to remove the clip that is on the top of the battery. Be The Keylab to note its position. Replace the battery, then assemble the key fob. Test it to make sure it works. As with any electronic device, like any other electronic device, your Nissan Intelligent Key will eventually wear out over time due to normal usage and require to be replaced. Guard your key fob from magnetic fields, water, and physical impacts. Do not drop it or apply too much pressure to the device. Replacing the Key If your Nissan key fob is not working and you're unable to use it to unlock or start your vehicle. This is a problem for people who have to go to work in Detroit or to run errands in Dearborn. The good news is that the battery inside your Nissan smart key isn't that difficult to replace. You can replace the battery at home or at the dealership. A pack usually costs $5 or less. Flip the fob back over and push the small catch at the back. This will open the emergency mechanical key inside. While you won't be able to use the emergency key to start your car but it will allow you to open the door. Look for a small opening at the top of the casing. These are the perfect place to insert the screwdriver in it, allowing you to break the two pieces of the key fob apart. Once you've gained access to the internal battery, you can remove it and take note of its location. When you are in a position to reassemble your key fob, 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 function as normal. Other Issues A lot of modern cars have key fobs that allow you to lock them and start them without the need for a physical key. To do this the key fob works by using tiny transmitters to communicate with the car's computer system. If your Nissan key fob stops working after you replace the battery it could be due to many reasons to blame. One possibility is that the new battery was not properly seated into the key fob. Another possibility is that the key fob needs to be reset. Fortunately, this is an easy task that can be done at home with just a few tools. You'll need, for instance a screwdriver that has a flat-headed tip to remove the old battery from the key fob. After that, you can use a screwdriver to pry open the back of the key fob and insert the new battery. It is also necessary to reprogramme your key fob to make it compatible with your vehicle. Fortunately, the majority of Nissan key fobs are user-programmable, so you can easily do it yourself. This is usually accomplished by inserting your keyfob into the ignition twice in five minutes. If this fails, you may bring your key fob to a dealer or an auto locksmith to get it programmed. Costs will vary based on the person who you contact and the type of car you own.