Automotive Keys 2003-2017 Nissan / 3-Button Remote Head Key Vancouver

Count the buttons. Lock, unlock and a red panic button, with no trunk symbol, means your Nissan uses this three-button remote head key. It is the version that came on sedans and trucks without a remote trunk or hatch release, across a wide run of Nissan models between 2003 and 2017. Everything lives in one piece: the edge-cut blade that turns the ignition, the immobiliser chip in the head, and the transmitter behind the buttons. Getting a new one working means looking after all three. The blade is cut to your locks, the chip is programmed so the engine will start, and the remote is paired so the buttons work. Nissan programming happens at the vehicle, so the car must be present along with the registration and your photo ID. If you have one key that still works, we start from there; if not, the cuts are decoded from the lock first. Worth knowing: if only the buttons have stopped working on your current key, try a new battery before replacing anything. And if the head has cracked but the board is fine, a shell is cheaper than a new key.