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Replace Nissan Key Fob Batteries If your Nissan key fob isn't responding to commands, it's a sign that the battery is dead. Fortunately, this is an easy fix that most people can complete themselves. You can get an alternative from a hardware store or the owner's manual for the particular model you have and then follow these steps to replace the battery. Change the battery The key fob that you have in your Nissan model has a built in battery that can eventually lose its charge. The battery for the key fob can be replaced in just a few minutes. First, you'll need the CR2032 battery. This is a small coin cell battery that is often found in key fobs, and is available at all convenience stores. To open the key fob, you'll also require a pair (latex or not) of gloves and the small screwdriver flathead. Consult your owner's guide for specific instructions and steps before starting. Flip the fob upside down and look at the backside. There will be a small latch that you need to release by pulling down. This will remove the mechanical key from the original position within the fob. Then, insert the brand new battery and make sure that it is placed correctly. Once the battery is in place close the fob, and then click the two sides together. After you've completed this last step verify your key fob by pressing the unlock button and watching what happens. If everything is in good in good order, you're now able to take advantage of the Nissan's numerous features. After changing the battery it is a good idea to re-program your key fob to make sure that it functions properly. Replacing the Transmitter With your key fob functioning as the “key” to so many of your car's key functions, it can be a big blow if you misplace or damage it. A damaged or broken key fob will stop you from locking and starting your vehicle. It's a great idea to have an extra key fob on hand in the event of an emergency. The procedure for replacing your Nissan keyfob can be done in a relatively straightforward manner. The process of replacing the Nissan key fob is simple. You'll need an entirely new flathead screwdriver and a new battery to take out the old. You'll require an oval Panasonic CR 2032 3V battery (you can usually find them in multipacks, for less than $5 USD). The battery is situated in the back half of the key fob. You'll need a small flathead screwdriver in order to gently split the two halves. Utilize a flathead screwdriver and a small flathead to take off the clip that is on top of the battery. Make sure to note the position. Replace the battery and then assemble the key fob. Check it out to confirm it works. Nissan Intelligent Keys eventually wear out and need to be changed, just like any other electronic device. To prevent this issue, it's a good idea to protect your key fob from magnetic fields, water as well as physical impacts, so be sure not to drop it or place too much pressure on it. Replacing the Key If your Nissan key fob has gone out you won't be able to use it to unlock or start your car. This is a problem for those who need to go to work in Detroit or run errands around Dearborn. It's not difficult to replace the battery in your Nissan Smart Key. You can replace the battery at home or at the dealership. The cost of a replacement pack is usually less than $5. Flip the fob over and push the small catch on the back. This will open the emergency mechanical keys inside. Although you won't be able to use the emergency key to start your vehicle, it will let you open the door. Find a small cut on the top of the casing. The KeyLab can use a screwdriver to pry off the two pieces of the key fob. Once you've accessed the internal battery, you can remove it and take note of its location. When you're prepared to reassemble the key fob, slide the new battery into its place and secure the two components of the case together. Then insert the mechanical key, and your Nissan smart key will be able to operate as usual. Other Issues Many modern cars are fitted with key fobs that let the user to lock and start them without using an actual car key. The key fob uses a transmitter to connect to the computer system in the car. There are a variety of reasons that your Nissan key fob will not work after you replace the battery. One reason is that the new battery might not be seated correctly inside the key fob. Resetting the key fob is also a possibility. Luckily, this is an easy procedure which can be carried out at home using just a few tools. For instance, you'll need an appropriate screwdriver, with preferably with a flat head to pry open the key fob, and then remove the old battery. Then, using a screwdriver, pry the back of the keyfob open and insert the new batteries. You'll also have to reprogramme your key fob in order to allow it to function with your vehicle. Fortunately, the majority of Nissan key fobs are user-programmable which means you can do it yourself. This is usually done by inserting the fob into the ignition twice within five seconds. If this fails then you should take your key fob in to an auto locksmith or dealer to have it programmed. The cost will differ based on the person you contact and type of vehicle you own.