Crack in the 1999 Key (the one with the transmitter)
09-23-2002 | 07:09 AM
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Crack in the 1999 Key (the one with the transmitter)
I have a small crack near the rectangualr joint which I assume was a hole for the chip. Now this crack has appeared. What do I fix it with?
People with 99 should know what I am talking about.
Thanks
People with 99 should know what I am talking about.
Thanks
09-23-2002 | 11:48 AM
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Any cheaper alternatives? 
The reason I ask is because I did call the dealer and they told me that the new one was about $80. But they did say that I could superglue this key as this is just a crack and try to keep using it till it fails
. I guess they were making a point too. Why smash the **** out of a key that is working right?
The reason I ask is because I did call the dealer and they told me that the new one was about $80. But they did say that I could superglue this key as this is just a crack and try to keep using it till it fails
. I guess they were making a point too. Why smash the **** out of a key that is working right?
Originally posted by SprintMax
take it to the dealership with all your other keys and have a new one made.. i think its $90 for a spare then smash the **** out the that key
take it to the dealership with all your other keys and have a new one made.. i think its $90 for a spare then smash the **** out the that key
09-23-2002 | 01:16 PM
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Originally posted by dvpatel99se
Any cheaper alternatives?
The reason I ask is because I did call the dealer and they told me that the new one was about $80. But they did say that I could superglue this key as this is just a crack and try to keep using it till it fails. I guess they were making a point too. Why smash the **** out of a key that is working right?
Any cheaper alternatives?
The reason I ask is because I did call the dealer and they told me that the new one was about $80. But they did say that I could superglue this key as this is just a crack and try to keep using it till it fails
. I guess they were making a point too. Why smash the **** out of a key that is working right?Cool part is the key has a chip so nobody can steal your car.
Bad part is the key has a chip so you must go to Nissan to get a new one.
You can get one copied from Joe's Keys but it will only open the trunk and doors. Car will start for 2 seconds then die.
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