Reasons Why Your Nissan Qashqai Key Fob Won't Work

The Qashqai has a distinctly SUV feel due to its larger dimensions, and the 19-inch wheels on Ti and ST-L models may be a bit spongy at times. The front tyres on the Qashqai may also lose grip on bumpy surfaces, and the CVT may occasionally display wrist-flexing torque steering.

This is usually due to a dead coin battery which is easily repaired in a matter of minutes. Make sure that the Replacement Car Key Nissan battery is of the same voltage, size and specifications.

Water Damage

Water damage is one of the most frequent causes for the Nissan keyfob to display the "key ID is wrong" message. The rubber seals on the key fob guard the electronic chip, but prolonged exposure to moisture can cause it to not function properly. This is typically the situation when you drop your key fob in the ocean or into a swimming pools, but it could occur if it becomes wet from soapy hands or rain.

If your key fob has been exposed to water for an extended period of time it is possible to clean it using isopropyl or electronic cleaner. It may also need to be taken to a specialist to repair or replace it.

If your key fob is in need to be replaced, it is an easy process. Make sure you've got the correct multipack (CR2032, 3V). Open the back and front cases with a small flathead screwdriver. Remove the metal clips, take out the battery that was in place and replace it. Reassemble the fob and replace the mechanical key. Make sure it's working correctly. If it does not, you will need to bring it to a local Nissan dealer or a professional auto locksmith to fix the key chip. The chip isn't usually damaged by water, so it isn't too costly.

Dead Coin Battery

The coin battery is another common reason for why your Nissan Qashqai remote key fob might not work. The batteries typically last for 3-5 years, but they are susceptible to becoming depleted over time, particularly when the fob is dropped frequently. You could replace the battery however, make sure it's the same voltage and the same size as the first. If you replace the battery, it may cause the key to be assigned a wrong key ID. This will prevent it from being linked to your vehicle.

The most efficient method of replacing the coin battery on a Nissan Qashqai key fob is by removing the fob with an incredibly small screwdriver with a flat head. The screwdriver should be put into a small notch on the bottom of the key fob. The screwdriver should be gently twisted to divide the two halves. Remove the old CR2025 battery and replace it with a brand new one, making note of the position of the old one within the fob.

Examine the terminals to see if there is water damage or dirt before installing the new battery. If there is, clean the terminals using small amounts of isopropyl alcohol. Make sure that the pole cables are properly connected. They should be connected both the negative and the positive poles of your battery.

Troubleshooting

If your Nissan Qashqai key fob stops working after exposure to pure tap water or rain it could be an indication of an internal chip problem. You'll require a new keyfob if you are unable to fix the issue by replacing the battery. If the key fob has stopped working after you dropped it, it's likely that the chip inside was damaged. It is usually possible to get the key fob back to work again if you remove and clean the chip with alcohol and paper towels and then insert it back in.

One common error you may see on your car key replacement nissan's dashboard is "Key ID Not Correct." The car is unable to recognize the key fob and thus won't allow the car to start. The issue can be caused by many things, including water damage, undetectable problems in the circuitry of the key fob, or RFID interference.

The key fob won't work if the 12 volt batteries are dead or do not provide enough electric current. This can affect the Nissan Qashqai's remote keyless system, central locking and the capability to start the engine with the key fob. Check the battery in the key fob if you're not able to lock or unlock your door manually. Try reinstalling the battery to reset your transmitter.

Reprogramming

If the key fob has not been submerged in salt water the key fob should be able to come back to life after a quick rinse with clean water. You can also clean the electronic chip by using isopropyl or electronic cleaner. If none of these methods work it is possible to replace the key fob.

If your nissan juke key replacement Intelligent Key still does not work, it could be a connection issue between it and your vehicle. To reconnect it, start by turning the key into the ignition without starting the car. Continue to do this until you see the hazards lights flash twice. Turn off the vehicle and take off the key.

Then, then open the fob compartment in your vehicle. It is typically located in the door jamb, on the handle for the driver's door, or under an armrest. Find the small "program" button and press it. You should hear a chime after the process has been completed.

It's time to test your Intelligent Key to the test. Click all the buttons on the key while standing a distance away from the car. If the lights flash and the horn sound this means that the key has been successfully linked to the nissan duplicate car keys. You can also test it in close proximity.