I need help.... I have a nissan key that I lost but I have a spare key ima buy one on Amazon just in case are they gonna reprogram the car with the new and how much at dealer and would I be able to use both I need help.... I have a nissan key that I lost but I have a spare key ima buy one on Amazon just in case are they gonna reprogram the car with the new and how much at dealer and would I be able to... » Read More I need help.... I have a nissan key that I lost but I have a spare key ima buy one on Amazon just in case are they gonna reprogram the car with the new and how much at dealer and would I be able to use both « Show Less
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They will program the new one and reprogram the old one at the same time. But you will have to check with them for the current pricing.Thanks,KeylessRide
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Please be sure that the FCC ID on your current remote matches the FCC ID on the remote you want to purchase to ensure compatibility with your vehicle. Both remotes will need to be programmed at the same time. Please contact a locksmith and/or dealer prior to purchase to confirm they will program the remotes and how much they charge.
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I purchased two keys from Amazon and took them along with the ONLY WORKING key I had to a Chrysler dealer. They cut them and programmed them for me and I saved over $100.00 by purchasing the spares on-line. The dealership wanted to charge me $129.99 a piece for the spare key and then another $50 to program them. Amazon is a terrific site to do shopping.
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Just that key is needed but I bought my key off Amazon and it worked just fine. Hope this was some good info.
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I purchased a key from amazon about 2 month ago. took in to the dealer to have it programed.I think I recieved the key within 7 days.
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Hi William, If you put the following in the search box, 'keyless entry remote fob for 2007 Nissan Pathfinder' it will take you to the right one. I searched it myself before answering and found it. If you look at the listing for the 2006 Nissan Pathfinder and read the description it gives a range that the Fob will cover. For $9.46+$4.25 shipping you can't beat it and it's super easy to program and works great, I was shocked at how easy it was, just follow the directions. It is sold by Discount Keyless. If you look at the listing for the 2007 the description will be the same, but is sold by World Wide Remotes and will cost you $32.92+$4.24 shipping. Hope this helps. Regards, Glenn
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Unfortunately, It has to be taken to an Infiniti or Nissan dealer. And yes, take both fobs, they have to redo both.
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get a locksmith or ask the dealer ship what you need to do the key you buy is programable
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A locksmith has programmed my replacement remote, but he had to have an original working remote from that vehicle to accomplish the programming. He also told me that they were unable to "Reprogram" a remote....meaning he could not program a remote that had already been programmed for another vehicle.
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I just bought an extra fob - looks very similar to yours. I was told the numbers on the back need to be identical. Assuming they are, a locksmith can reprogram but also told that your existing key fob and the new one have to be programmed/ reprogramed at the same time of the existing one will no longer function as the program will change. Hope that helps.
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if you have two current working keys you can program the key yourself. if you only have one key right now a dealer or locksmith will have to perform the programming. thanks!!
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If you want a Valet key (one to just open the doors, but not to start the vehicle with you can go to a local hardware store or possibly WalMart if they still cut keys for vehicles. If you want a key that will actually start your vehicle (one that has has a transponder interlock or a "chip"), you will be best served by going to the dealer and paying to have it cut an programmed. Usually you will need two working keys to begin with, some may only require one. there is a possibility that you can get into programming mode and DIY, but I haven't found a way to do that.
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If you have aftermarket wheel locks and you've lost your key, the only way to be sure is to have the lock code identification number from the original packaging you received with the lock. You can order another key with that number. If you bought your car used and the tag for the lock wasn't in your glove box with the Vehicle's owners manual, than the only way to remove the lock is to buy a lock removal tool, or bring it to a garage and have them remove it for you. I hope this helps. I had to replace my locks, and the tag didn't come with my vehicle because I purchased it used. If you have the code number, than your in great shape. If you have aftermarket wheel locks and you've lost your key, the only way to be sure is to have the lock code identification number from the original packaging you received with the lock. You can order another key with that number. If you bought your car used and the tag for the lock wasn't in your glove box with the Vehicle's owners manual, than the only way to remove the lock is to buy a lock removal tool, or bring it to a garage and have them remove it for you. I hope this helps. I had to replace my locks, and the tag didn't come with my vehicle because I purchased it used. If you have... » Read More If you have aftermarket wheel locks and you've lost your key, the only way to be sure is to have the lock code identification number from the original packaging you received with the lock. You can order another key with that number. If you bought your car used and the tag for the lock wasn't in your glove box with the Vehicle's owners manual, than the only way to remove the lock is to buy a lock removal tool, or bring it to a garage and have them remove it for you. I hope this helps. I had to replace my locks, and the tag didn't come with my vehicle because I purchased it used. If you have the code number, than your in great shape. « Show Less
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No the guide won't help you. I had mine reprogrammed by an approved lock smith shop. This cost way less than going back to the dealership. They I paid 1/6 of the price dealership was asking, of course because I did not buy the key through Locksmith I had so sign a disclaimer in case the reprogramming does not work. Took them 40s and I was done.
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I got mine programmed at a Nissan dealer for $40 - much cheaper than Infinity. I also think a locksmith could probably do it if you live in a large area. Good luck.
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I agree with the other person that responded. I also doubt that the person who wants to steal your tailgate is going to bother ordering one online, wait to receive it and then go take your tailgate. the keys are unique in the same way wheel locks do. As I recall, if I loose my key there is a key code that needs to used to order another key. You may want to confirm this with the company you are thinking of ordering from.
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The key I purchased can work for an altima. A dealership is capable to program your key but I went to a trusted locksmith that programs keys. Go this site to furter help you : http://parts.nissanusa.com/nissanparts/?action=replacement&siteid;=14&jointvehid;=&y;ear=
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Call Discount Keyless at 1-800-308-3775. They should be able to tell you whether it is compatible or not. It has the "+" symbol indicating a transponder key. Each car has different computers, different security codes, etc. I bought a transponder key, then had it cut by a locksmith for $2 and I programmed it myself with their directions (you need to have a functioning key to program the new key). It worked fine. It frustrated the locksmith because he wanted to charge $55 for a replacement key. I purchased key fobs as well. They work extremely well. The only downside is the printing on the keys fades quicker than I would anticipate.