Automotive Keys 2007-2013 Nissan Versa / Rogue / 3-Button Smart Key Vancouver

This three button Intelligent Key belongs to the first generation of Nissan's proximity system as fitted to the Versa and the Rogue between 2007 and 2013, back when the fob had lock, unlock and panic and nothing else. The Rogue has been an Intelligent Key car from the start, as our Nissan page records, and those first Rogues are now old enough that the original fobs are wearing out rather than getting lost. Only the trims fitted with the proximity system use this fob; a Versa or Rogue with a metal key you turn in the column takes a blade transponder key instead, so check which you have. On many cars of this generation Nissan kept a backup for a flat fob: the fob is pushed into a slot on the dash so the car can read the transponder directly and start, which is worth remembering before you assume the fob is dead. The fob holds the immobiliser transponder and the remote transmitter, and both are written to the vehicle through the diagnostic port with the car present, which is where all of our Nissan programming happens, at 4105 Macdonald St in Vancouver or at your parking spot. There is no need for a dealer visit, and with the car sitting dead in a driveway that difference is the whole point. A spare beside a working fob is a short job; a Nissan with no fob has its module read at the car, a fresh fob written and the missing one voided, which takes longer. The listing is the complete fob. A shell is the empty case, and on a fob this age the case is usually what has failed: the rubber buttons have worn through, the seam has opened and the cell rattles loose, while the board still works. If yours still starts the car, moving that board into a shell is cheaper than this fob and needs no programming. Bring the registration, photo identification and the old fob, and call 604-734-7233 to confirm which body style you have before you drive in.