I have a 2012 Maxima and am hopping this will work on it. The Dealer want $112.00 to program it, though they havent seen it yet. Will it work?
1662335
I don't know if it will work on2012, but don't go to dealer. There are key and lock smiths that can program them for half
1662336
It should work, I have a 2008 Altima and the dealer programmed mine as well and it worked.
98813
I had my keys programmed by the dealership. It only costs about $60.00. Hope this helps!!
812792
Yes it will but you need to take it to a locksmith that has the tool to have it programmed for your car. It still was cheaper than having the dealer do it.
102611
Bought mine and it was easy to program but still doesn't work. :( I have a 2005 forester
1042560
No, only the dealer can program a new key. I'd suggest checking several dealers for a cost to program and buying a key online rather than from the dealer.
893884
Unfortunately has to be programmed. I made the mistake thinking it would be plug and play. I had the dealer program and it works great. Still less expensive tha buying from the dealer. Nick.
617191
Yes it'll work. You will have to take it to dealer for programming will run you about $60
457614
Yes very easy to programm takes 20 seconds...... dealer wants 120 dollars lol
711021
It needs to be programmed. I bought it thinking I could just install and be done. I installed, but I couldn't even get out of park. Had to get it programmed at dealer. Works great now. Still saved a bunch from buying direct from dealer. Hope this helps.
98812
You will have to take it to a dealer or auto repair shop that has the programming equipment available. Around $40
2178534
If you still have the original key and this is going to be just the replacement than check the FCC ID: KR55WK48903 of your key and see if it's the same. If not than I think your out of luck. Otherwise I think it's like the description says Altima and Maxima key... good luck
956643
This will work, but you will have to pay the ford dealership to program if if you lost all the keys. Even if you have one, they have to do it. Only if you have 2 keys can you do this on your own. I bought 2 and only had one on hand, so I paid the ford dealer $50 to program the new ones. Cheaper than buying the key from ford directly. Call your dealer first and ask about having no keys to program it with.
956642
This worked with my 2010 Ford Fusion. You have to take it a Ford dealer to program. Mine charged $65 and only got it working for driving, starting etc. but couldn't get the locks to work with it. The manufacturer sends instructions with the key (which apparently the dealer mechanic never read) so when I got it home, I was able to program the locks, trunk, etc. myself. I don't have a remote starter on my Ford, so I can't answer for that. The dealer replacement key with programming would have been $240.
1061991
I don't believe it would. This key is for push start ignition, and to my knowledge, the 04 Maxima is not a push start, unless you added the feature to it, then this key might work.
1987899
We bought the remote and it did not work. Was used for Nissan maxima and was lead to believe it would work. Found out from dealer that certain fobs (depends on part number) will only work with a series of VINs. Had to pay $200 for manufacturer fob. It may work for you but I suggest soing some research to see what series of fob part numbers work with your make/model and vin number. There is a special number engraved on each fob but I don't think there's any way to tell until you've ordered the fob and seen i it for yourself
1998024
Yes. Then all you have to do is take this remote to the dealer w/ car and it will be programmed I first bought it all from a dealer snd it cost over 100 for the same thing. Hope this helps ! I will buy all my car remotes this way -
674634
No, it will not program itself. You will need to take it to a shop and they will need to program it for you. Should cost somewhere between $60-$80. Are you sure you need a new fob? Did you try replacing the battery in your current fob? You can look up YouTube videos on how to do that. If you do buy a new fob, make sure it is truly "new" and has never been programmed before. Once a fob is programmed to a car, it cannot be reprogrammed to another vehicle (so I've been told). Good luck!