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keyfob for Nissan Primera

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  • 26-05-2008 1:27pm
    #1
    VPS
    Closed Accounts Posts: 30 ✭


    Hello

    My keyfob for Nissan Primera 2000 does not work properly. It takes 10-12 clicks instead of usual 1 to disarm alarm and unlock doors.
    Fob is worn out and the button on the circuit board isn't being pressed properly.


    Is there a way to find out is it battery or is it tear and wear?


    Is there any point in buying new/used electronic key fob on Ebay and reprogram it?


    How can NATS alarm be disabled in order to use key without fob to lock/unlock?

    Anything I need to know about replacement of keyfob battery ?

    Thanks


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    #2
    MarinoMark
    Closed Accounts Posts: 545 ✭✭✭MarinoMark


    both of mine are the same. You can replace the battery by removing any keyring off the key, slide the top of the fob away from the key itself, there is a little notch at the back of the key that you can use a screwdriver into,
    It slides upwards and out. You can get the battery CR 2025 on the pack in most Tesco stores or your local motor factor or Nissan Dealer.

    It looks worn but will work fine with a new battery. Battery is about the size of a 5c coin. Regards........


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    #3
    Furp
    Registered Users Posts: 933 ✭✭✭Furp


    This happened to mine twice.

    First time on the back of the button there is a little rubber nub that presses the actual switch the nub had worn away. I went into a Nissan Dealer and surprisingly it cost me less then €2 for a new set of rubber buttons, seemingly its common for this to wear away.

    The second time my key broke the actual switch inside the key fell away from the the circuit board but it was easy enough to solder back on.


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