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How to Replace a Dead Nissan Juke Key Fob If you're getting ready to go shopping in Troy or running errands in the vicinity of Farmington Hills and your Nissan Juke key fob won't turn off or start the vehicle It could be because of a dead battery. You can still get into your vehicle by flipping the fob, and pushing the small release latch. How to replace the battery It's essential to replace the battery on your key fob when it begins showing signs of aging. This task isn't nearly as difficult as it might appear. Go through the owner's manual to make sure the key fob can accept a CR2025 and take note of where the battery is located within the housing. You'll also require a small screwdriver to take off the back cover and remove the old battery. After that you can replace it with a new one. Make sure to note the orientation. The positive side should face toward you. Reassemble keyless ignition and test it to be sure that everything is working properly. There's nothing more frustrating than attempting to your car to go to work in Hewitt or to run errands on Woodway only to discover that you are unable to unlock the doors or start the engine. If this happens, it's probably that the battery for your key fob is dead and needs to be replaced. Fortunately, it's an easy process that only requires just a few tools, and a few minutes of your time. To start you must flip the key fob over and press the small latch. Then, take off the battery that was in use and replace it with a brand new one, making sure the positive side is facing up. How do I reset the keyless entry system of a keyless entry system? A key fob that is well maintained can last anywhere between two and four years, depending on the usage. The battery inside the key fob can last between six and eight years. If your key fob begins to malfunction, a defective battery is likely to be the primary be at fault. The first step is to replace the battery. Fortunately this is a simple and inexpensive repair. Remove the key fob and open the transmitter compartment. Then, you can insert the new CR2025 battery. Replace the battery that was used by taking note of where the positive and negative terminals. Close the transmitter compartment and then test the key fob. If the key does not work after all this, you should consult an Nissan dealer for assistance. If you've recently dropped your key fob on the floor it may have harmed the chip inside. This could stop your key fob from unlocking or turning on the car. It may even cause it to stall. In this case clean the chip with isopropyl or an electronic cleaner. Allow it to dry completely before you install the battery. Avoid placing objects made of metal, such as keys and coins, near the key fob. They can disrupt the process of programming and lead to your Nissan not being able to recognize the key fob. How can you test the battery? The key fob that you have in your Nissan Juke is a small, plastic remote that allows you to unlock the car and then start it. It can be a hassle to experience the frustration of having your Nissan Juke not start, whether you're trying to get to work in Dearborn or out for a night out in Troy. The reason for this is typically a dead battery in the key fob. It's not difficult to replace the key fob battery, but you should first examine the old one for signs of leaking or other issues. Then, you'll be able to make a an informed decision on whether to replace the entire key fob or just the battery. After you have removed the key hidden from the fob, you can remove the old battery. Be sure to note the position of the battery inside the fob. Put in a new CR2025 battery, making sure that the negative side faces you and then close and test the fob's key. If you're having difficulty starting your Nissan, it could be due to the fact that the key fob isn't connected to the vehicle or was deprogrammed because of physical damage (like hitting it) or an internal malfunction (like an incorrect button press). Try reprogramming your key by standing away from the vehicle, and pressing the buttons on the key fob. If the hazard light flashes it means that the key fob has been successfully reset. How do you clean the chip In a world of crossovers dominating the highways, Nissan Juke 2011 stands out as a rebellious vehicle that campaigns against the conformity. It's fast, nimble and much more fun to drive than a lot of subcompact hatchbacks. It's not as versatile or spacious as a lot of its competitors. Its front seats are high enough for six-foot tall people to sit comfortably and the rear seats work well too. However, the narrow windows in the rear and sunroofs cut at least some inches off headroom. If the chip inside your Nissan Juke keyfob is damaged and you are unable to transmit signals correctly. This usually happens when it is exposed water, but it may be caused by other reasons, like a bad battery or a short electrical circuit. If this happens, consult a professional. To replace a chip damaged, remove the old chip from the key fob. This may require the use of a screwdriver. After removing the old one and putting the new one inside the fob. Once the new fob is programmed, you are able to start your car. The best way to get a replacement key for your Nissan Juke Key is to visit your dealer's service department. They can program your key for you at a cost that is lower than an auto locksmith or third-party company. Once you have the key programmed, you can unlock the vehicle and lock it again using the remote control. Press any button on your key fob and the car will start to turn on. The hazards should be lit if the program is successful.