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How to Replace a Nissan Juke Spare Key Nissan Juke is an attractive and fun hatchback with a unique engine configuration. It's noisy, but still a blast to drive. Replace the key fob battery of your Nissan Juke every two years, or when it is low. It is easy to do at home, however you'll need a few tools. Dead Coin Battery If the key fob on your Nissan Juke has stopped working, you should check the battery for coins. It may be dead and needs to be replaced. This is a simple fix that will take only a few minutes. Flip the fob upside down so that you will be able to access the tiny latch/release on the back. Replace the old battery and ensure it's in the middle of the fob. Make sure to align the two halves in a careful manner. If the fob was exposed to water, it will need to be cleaned prior to putting the new battery in. You can clean the fob with isopropyl electronic cleaner and a paper towel. Then, allow it to dry completely prior to installing the battery. The key fob has to be connected with the vehicle to start it. This is done by following the directions in the owner's manual, or an OBDII scanner. If the key fob has not been paired, this is the most likely reason of why it stopped working. It is also possible that the fob has malfunctioning chips, but this is not common. A new receiver module might be required in this scenario. If this is the case, it will need to be replaced by a certified technician. Water Damage Key fobs operate on batteries and the batteries must be replaced every two years, or at the point that the vehicle stops responding when you press the “start” switch. Keys are fitted with rubber seals to keep water out, however submerging your key fob in a pool or ocean water can damage the chip inside. If this is the case then you'll need the replacement key from Nissan or a locksmith. If the key's fob has an active chip, it's likely that the computer has lost its connection to it, which could occur for a variety of reasons. A simple restart of the vehicle will fix this issue, but should the key be showing the “Key ID” error message, you'll need contact Nissan or an auto locksmith to get help. The three most frequent reasons for this problem are dead battery on the key fob or keys that are not programmed, and a damaged or malfunctioning key fob that is damaged or defective. The first two problems are fairly simple to fix and the third one is more difficult to pinpoint and fix immediately but is fixable with patience. Compare Nissan Key Replacement prices near you with WhoCanFixMyCar and schedule your repair online. It takes just a few minutes and you can read reviews from local garages, Nissan car mechanics and dealerships before deciding. Faulty Chip The key fob on your Nissan Juke contains a special chip that transmits a message to the vehicle each time you turn it. If the chip is damaged it could cause the key to stop functioning. In this situation you'll have to fix the problem by replacing the key. There are a myriad of reasons your Nissan Juke's key could be damaged, including water damage, a dead coin battery, or a broken receiver module. If new nissan key working after washing it or bath, you need to check the chip for water damage. Check that the retaining clips are tight and that the chip is not exposed to water. If you notice any indications of water damage, try taking off the battery and wiping down the electronic component using isopropyl alcohol or an electronic cleaner. If the chip is defective If the chip is defective, you'll need to call your local locksmith or dealer. To locate a replacement, they will require the year, model and year of your car. You'll also need to record the VIN (Vehicle Identification Number) so that the locksmith or dealer knows precisely which key you have. This will allow them to check the correct key code and ensure they are cutting the correct key. Faulty Receiver Module The key fob sends the radio frequency signal to your car in order to perform many functions. The key fob can unlock your trunk while you rush with your groceries to the car or even start your car by pressing a button on the fob. It can even open your windows and switch on the horn should you accidentally lock your keys in the car. If the key fob stops working, there may be an issue with the receiver unit in the vehicle. The receiver modules are tuned to receive specific frequencies that correspond with the signals that are transmitted by the Nissan key fob. If your car has an unreliable receiver module it will not respond to any signal coming from the key fob. No matter how your Nissan key fob is damaged, it's recommended to have a spare key in case the key is damaged or lost. A spare key can be programmed by a locksmith or dealership to work with your Nissan and can assist you in avoiding the anxiety of locking your keys inside your car or losing them. If your Nissan Juke's key fob has been exposed to rain or clean tap water, you can solve the issue by cleaning it using isopropyl, or an electronic cleaner. If, however, the chip is fried, you will have to purchase a new key fob which can be coded to your car by a locksmith or dealer.