Hello, I have a 2009 nissan altima.I would like to know if the smartkey has puncture holes on the sides.
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By puncture holes, do you mean manufactured divers in the side? My key has groves on the side that hold it in place when you insert the key in to the slot on the left side of the steering wheel. This slot is made to hold the key firmly so that it does not fall out when driving. Also, the purpose of the slot is for it to be used when your key batter has completely died and you need to start your car. When inserted, this completes the circuit in order to start the engine.Does this help?
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There is one screw on the right side probably under the p key. Other than that there is a stick residue that should hold it in place. Mine doesn't so you shouldn't worry.
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Previous 2 responses are correct....on some vehicles, the key is attached to the lug wrench or the spare tire jack....if not on yours, you will have to contact the previous owner / dealer....also, most often these come in sets of 5, so you might ask them where are the other 4.....with the key on another vehicle , perhaps.....Good Luck !
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Yes it will need a bypass module or u can tape one of the factory keys key near the ignition switch where the transponder is , u can hide it inside the steering coloumn shroud ,so that it senses the key is present when the pcm gets the start signal and will not go to theft mode
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No. Pretty sure this is a knock off. I've bought 2 over the last 4 years. They work, but the design is not fabulous. They get weakened at the point where the metal meets the plastic and eventually break. This is the same thing that happened to the original key. Even though I've had to do it twice, it is still 10x less expensive to take this blank to the dealership and have them cut it, than it is to buy a whole new key assembly from Honda.
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Hi,The "G" that is located on your original blade is the type of chip that the car responds too. If your car has something different printed on the blade this key will not work for your car. If you have any questions feel free to ask.Thanks,Amanda
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I spent a lot of money to get that key programmed. The dealer said he was not able to keep it closed and when he put the key in the ignition and tried to turn it the key would fall apart every time. The dealer told me that the best thing for me to do is return the key. I just want a key that works and will not fall apart when I try to start my vehicle.
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It holds the key to my Dodge Pick Up which is pretty big, but doesn't have buttons on it. I bought it for my Subaru Legacy which has the keyless entry built into the key and it was literally 1/16th of an inch too big. I would suggest measuring your key and checking that against the listed dimensions for the key safe. Hope this helps.
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one side has a key hole, other side has that flat switch thing, ( so ... no key holes on BOTH sides)
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There is a pin hole on front metal. Stock the key in there. Hope this helps
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If there is no chip and your car needs a chip, the key won't work. You might consult a Mazda dealer. I bought a key with a chip on Amazon, but I had to go to the dealer to get the key programed to work in my car.
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Possible. I don't know for sure but my key ring has a car key and few others and it was fine.
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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
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This is a "smart key". It has transponder in it. However, this is not G-type transponder, so you may want to double check if compatible with your vehicle.
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No. For new cars and suv that has intelligent key will Need additional. But for yours no additional stuff needed.
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Sorry, not certain. I have ordered this twice for a 2009 from two different vendors and both times, I received the smaller emblem for the trunk. The description for both vendors stated that it was the "Genuine Nissan Altima Grille Emblem," but nope. Both vendors refunded my money, but I have been left frustrated because the price a dealer charges is exorbitant. Good luck and please let me know if you find success. Be sure to measure whatever you receive and compare it to the description.
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There is a screw in the uncut key I received. Be aware, to get the key cut is expensive. It cost me $50 and broke within 8 months. The original lasted 15 years. The metal is not anchored well into the plastic due to the design. You will not see the design problem until it breaks. I fix mine by using WaterWeld putty and protected the fob with tape. To replace the battery will require cutting the case apart. With a fresh battery along the age of the car, this is not an issue.