Automotive Keys 2003-2017 Nissan / 4-Button Remote Head Key Vancouver

That fourth button is what sets this key apart from the three-button Nissan version. On most models it releases the trunk or opens the rear hatch, sitting alongside lock, unlock and panic. If your current key has a trunk symbol, the four-button board is the one your car expects, and a three-button key would leave that function dead. People usually come to us for one of two reasons. Either the key is gone, or it has been in a pocket for ten years and the button labels are worn smooth, the rubber is torn and the head has split near the blade. In the second case, check whether the remote still works. If it does, a shell might do; if it does not, a new key is the cleaner fix. Setting up a new one is done with the Nissan in front of us. We cut the blade on a code machine, then program the chip and the transmitter so it starts the car and the buttons respond. Registration and photo ID are required. Spares are simplest when you still have a working key. Book it at 604-734-7233.