I have a 2010 Nissan Maxima, will the Keyfob need to be professionally programmed?
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I do see 2 methods of programming available for your make/model/year- the first method has DIY programming but the second method says Diagnostic programming is required. I can't confirm which method your RKE system would require- if the first is unsuccessful it would definitely require the professional programming from a locksmith or dealer. Thank you!
1912193
Depends on your vehicle, but you can just search YouTube or Google on how to program car for new Fob.
1640179
yes, but this MUST be done from automotive locksmiths OR dealership. I got charged for programming around $200.
669738
Order one from online, take to a dealership to have the key cut & fob programmed to your vehicle
1188380
Yes this one has not been programmed, just use your key and go to any dealer to connect code
1067483
Yes, it will work fine. You just have to program the 4 buttons like normal for the serial # of the new keyfob.
721804
You do not need the factory code. Cycle the key 7 times and the doors will lock. Press the unlock button on the FOB and it will be programmed.
1987900
When I brought it for my 2001 maxima and program it it work fine to me I went on YouTube to find out the proper way to program it they should be any problem as long as you buy the right remote for you car.
491268
Instructions are on the Internet......just Google "how to program a Ford keyfob"
1798683
Yes, programing required at a dealership as Fob has the electronics. Might be a good idea also to get a spare key.
1847618
Yes, you can program it, but if you've never done it before I recommend stopping by your local auto alarm installation center to have then program your keyfobs for you. You'll need to program all of your alarm keyfobs at the same time.
320636
I got a key fob but I haven't programmed it yet! looks like the right one. Don't know for sure. but I've been told that there are some locksmith's out there that would do it for a lot less than the price of a dealership. good luck
146309
Yes, but you'll need to get it programmed first. My independent mechanic did it for about $100 (hourly rate charge). Or transfer the old board... but only worth doing if that keyfob is not worth keeping as a backup.
422133
It is compatible with your vehicle, and no you dont need to have it programmed by a locksmith - the directions are VERY simple and you can do it yourself.
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
760255
If that key fob matches the style of yours, it should work. I bought two and they took about a minute to program and work fine.
384485
No, everything I found said that you have to take them to your dealer to have them programmed. Which I did and even though the model numbers matched the original FOB, my dealer reported they would not program. BUT I did find out that my original FOBs were covered by the extended warranty, so I have had both the original ones replaced by the dealer for free.Sorry.