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Replace Nissan Key Fob Batteries If your Nissan keyfob doesn't respond your commands, the battery could be dead. Fortunately, this is an easy fix that most people can complete themselves. To replace the battery you can buy the new battery at a hardware store or refer to the owner's manual for the model you have. Change the Battery The key fob in your Nissan model is fitted with an internal lithium battery that eventually loses its charge. The key fob battery can be changed in a matter of minutes. First, you'll have to purchase the replacement CR2032 3V battery. This is a small coin cell battery often found in key fobs and is available at all 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. Before starting, be sure to consult your owner's manual for specific steps and directions. Once you have the brand new battery, you can remove the old one by flipping the fob over and looking at the backside. There will be a small latch that you have to release by pulling down. This will open the mechanical key from its original position inside the fob. Then, insert the new battery and make sure that it is placed correctly. Close transponder chip after the battery has been placed and then press the two sides of the fob together. After you've completed this last step make sure to test your key fob by pressing the unlock button and seeing what happens. If everything is in working order, you can now take advantage of the Nissan's numerous features. It's recommended to re-program the key fob after changing the battery to ensure it's functioning correctly. Replace the Transmitter Your key fob is the “key” for many of your vehicle's vital functions. It could be a big blow in the event that it's lost or damaged. A damaged or malfunctioning key fob can prevent you from locking and starting your vehicle. It's a good idea to have an extra key fob on hand in case of emergency. The procedure for replacing your Nissan keyfob can be done in a relatively straightforward manner. You'll require a new battery and a small screwdriver to take out the old one, but the replacement process is very easy and should only take a few minutes. You'll also require an Panasonic CR2032 3V round battery (you can purchase them in multipacks that cost less than $5 USD). The battery will be within the back of the key fob's half and you'll need gently rotate the two halves apart to expose it. Make use of a flathead screwdriver as well as a small flathead to take off the clip that is on top of the battery. Make sure to note the location. Replace the battery, and then put it back together to form the key fob. Make sure to test it to verify it is working. As with any electronic device such as the Nissan Intelligent Key will eventually wear out over time due to normal usage and require to be replaced. Secure your key fob from magnetic fields, water and physical impacts. Do not drop it or apply too much pressure to the device. Replace the Key If your Nissan key fob is not working the fob isn't able to unlock or start your vehicle. That's a problem for people who have to go to work in Detroit, run errands near Dearborn or go out for some night out close to Troy. It's not that difficult to change the battery in your Nissan Smart Key. You can do it at home or at the dealership and usually, you can locate a pack for $5 or less at an hardware store. Flip the fob back over and push the small catch to the back. This will open the emergency mechanical key within. While you won't be in a position to use the emergency key to start your car it will let you open the door. Next you should look for a small slit on the top of the key fob casing. These are great to put the screwdriver in, allowing you to pry the two parts of the key fob apart. Once you have access to the battery inside, pull it out and take note of the position it is in. When you're ready to put back together the key fob, simply slide the new battery into its position and then snap the two pieces of the case. Then you can insert the mechanical key, and your Nissan smart key will be able to function as normal. Other Problems Many modern cars are equipped with key fobs which allow you to lock and unlock them without having a physical car key. To accomplish this the key fob works by using small transmitters to communicate with the car's computer system. There are many possible reasons why your Nissan key fob will not work after you replace the battery. For instance, the new battery may not be seated correctly in the key fob. A reset of the key fob is a different possibility. Fortunately, this is an easy process which can be carried out at home using some simple tools. You'll require, for instance, a screwdriver with an angled tip to remove the old battery from the key fob. After that, you can use an open-ended screwdriver the back of the key fob and insert the new battery. After that, you'll need to modify the key fob's programming so it works with your vehicle. You can easily program your Nissan key fob yourself since they're all user-programmable. It is usually done by inserting the key fob into the ignition twice within five minutes. If this fails then you should take the key fob to a dealer or auto locksmith to get it programmed. Costs will vary based on the person who you contact and the type of car you own.