Nissan Altima 2009 2.5s: requires dealer programming?
1080263
You can buy the key on axon and get it programmed at the dealership. It will save you over 100 bucks. But there is no way in avoiding dealer programming
1080264
It did require the dealer to program the key. With the cost of the key and having to have the dealer program it, the cost was still way less than buying directly from the dealer. I am very pleased with my purchase!
1305399
I had access to a GM scan tool. You will have to bring it to the dealer to program to fob to your vehicle
1640179
yes, but this MUST be done from automotive locksmiths OR dealership. I got charged for programming around $200.
1190647
You will most likely have to go to the dealership. I had to for a charge of $25.00. They have to hook into the onboard computer to program all the features.
2242405
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.
841187
I had the same concern and had my Infiniti dealer program it and it worked just fine. I asked the infiinti Service Rep look at it before programming for some assurance that it would work - he flt it would but there was no gaurantee. The dealer made it clear they would charge me for programming whether it worked or not. I have a 2010 G37 XS.
1672340
You need Auto Lock Smith $65 or Nissan Dealership $125 for programming only (You need to provide a correct Key). Google your local Auto Lock Smith in your area
189601
I bought this item. It's in great condition, but I have to go to a dealer to have it programmed. I read that most locksmiths can program these. I called over 20 local locksmiths and not one can program these keys. The local dealers charge you an hour of labor (in NJ that's $109) to program the key. This does not include cutting the metal key and they must have the car and all keys to program the new key. It's much cheaper than buying the smart key from a dealer (over $300), but it's not as cheap and simple as they make it sound.
835952
The manufacturer programming instructions specify diagnostic programming required. This can be done by your local dealer or locksmith. The programming requirements are determined by the make/model/year of the vehicle- not the actual remote. A locksmith is less expensive. If you are in the USA please go to www.autolocksmithfinder.us for a locksmith in your area. If you are outside of the USA please go to www.global-locksmith.com for a locksmith in your area. Thank you!
1246571
It has to be programed after it is installed. I just used a local auto repair shop not the dealership.
835955
The manufacturer programming instructions specify diagnostic programming required. This can be done by your local dealer or locksmith. The programming requirements are determined by the make/model/year of the vehicle- not the actual remote.A locksmith is less expensive. If you are in the USA please go to www.autolocksmithfinder.us for a locksmith in your area.If you are outside of the USA please go to www.global-locksmith.com for a locksmith in your area.Thank you!
153157
Sorry, no clue CobbleStreet. I own a 2014 Chevy Cruze TD and it worked perfect. Did not need any programming by the dealer. Can't vouch for other model years. Recommend checking Cruze forums for tips and videos. Good luck!
2211059
1997 Altima will work since 97 is OBD2. You won't have teh FULL range of potential abilities like the newer cars like timing advance and whatnot but it should be able to read and clear codes...it works flawlessly on my 99 Maxima and my wife's 97 Outback
2227627
You do not need to go to the dealer to program the remote. You just need to follow the instruction that come with the key to program the key-less and remote functions of the transponder.
1023600
There is no programming required. Be sure to call your local dealer's Parts Department and confirm the part number you are ordering is compatible with your vehicle. They can look up the correct number with your vehicle identification number.
579823
More than likely you will need to take it to a GM dealer. 05 and after require programming in the computer. The dealer quoted me 35 bucks but did it for free
783827
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=