Nissan Key Fob Vehicle  
 

If you have a Nissan key fob with a push start, then congratulations, you have a very convenient way to start your car. But like anything else, that convenience comes with a bit of a learning curve. In this post, we'll go over the basics of how to use your key fob to start your car. It's not as complicated as it sounds, so read on for all the details!

How do I program my push start key fob for my Nissan?

Push start key fobs come pre-programmed from the factory. However, suppose you've lost your programming instructions or misplaced your original key fob. In that case, Nissan has a few easy steps you can follow to reprogram it on your own. The first step is to make sure that all of the doors on your vehicle are closed. Then locate the small button inside your car that looks like a padlock. It's usually located on the driver's side door panel.

Once you've found the lock button, hold it down for five seconds. You'll need to be reasonably precise with your timing, or the system will not recognize your key fob. So, count if that helps you keep track of time. Once you've held the button down for five seconds, release it and then press the lock or unlock buttons on your key fob within six seconds of removing the button inside your car.

Your vehicle should respond with a chime if all goes successfully, and the parking lights will flash. If your car does not react with a ding, but the parking lights do flash, try pressing your key fob's lock button again within six seconds of releasing the button inside your car.

You can also use this procedure to replace a lost push start key fob. Hold the button inside your car down for an additional five seconds after the chime sounds. It will allow you to use a newly programmed key fob.

Conclusion

If you have any other questions about programming your Nissan key fob or how to use the push start system, please don't hesitate to reach out to one of our experts. We're always happy to help! And remember, never leave your car running unattended even if you have the key fob in your hand. Thanks for reading and safe driving!