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DIY: Upgrade your ugly FOB to a nicer Infiniti Smartkey
Ok, since I have been using a lot of great DIY tips from this forum, it is my turn to do a DIY thread.
First of all, this DIY basically just modify the remote board so it can be put inside the nicer Infiniti/Nissan smartkey remote casing. It is a little gettho, but it works. Ok here is what you need: -Nissan/Infiniti Smartkey fob. I got mine used of eBay for $23 including shipping. Make sure you buy the one with 4 buttons, instead of the 3 buttons from FX -Solder and steady hand -Electric wire -Tape -Double sided tape 1.Open both the old FOB and the smartkey fob carefully. I had a hard time opening the smartkey for the first time, but after the third time, it gets easier. Just try not to break anything. (including your nails like I did) ![]() 2.Take the old FOB board learn it and trace the board connection. Here is how I did mine. ![]() 3.Mark the position of the smartkey FOB switch to the old board. Precision is very important. 4.Tape the board so it will create an isolator, except for the panic button location. Since the panic button remain at the same place, you have to peal the tape using box cutter carefully. Dont scratch the board. ![]() 5.Pull a few copper from inside a wire. Try to get it from a thicker electric wire so you have a thicker copper wire that is easier to shape. Mine is from a 16 gauge automotive wire that you can get it in walmart. ![]() 6.Cut the plastic switch (I don’t know what to call this) into 4 sections.
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pix of the final result?
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7.This is the hardest part. Soldering.
![]() Make sure you layer it with tape to prevent the copper to move around. The panic button remains in the same place. No need for soldering. ![]() 8.Solder the metal battery holder from the old FOB ![]() 9.Put the plastic switch on top of the copper and tape it on the side. Don’t tape the black stuff. Again, precision is important if you want the button to work and have a solid button. It takes me about 5 times to adjust it until I have the solid button feeling. ![]() 10.Put a small double sided tape on the casing so it will hold the board in place while you put them together. 11.Put the battery in. Make sure you put the (-) and (+) side correctly
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12.Put everything back together. Try it and make sure you have a solid button feeling. You are done!
![]() That it’s how I did mine. If you have a better way to do it, please let me know. I am not an electrical engineer so I am not responsible if something goes wrong. Feedback is a must! |
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wow! thats really nice. where do you live, I'd pay you to do this for me!
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I've been waiting for this since the M35 came out. Thank you!
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'04 Twilight Blue G35 Coupe | 20" Axis Pentas | BF Goodrich G-Force KDW | '06 Headlights | OEM Front Lip & Spoiler | Navigation | Black Interior | Clear Corners | JWT Pop Charger | Z-tube | Aluminum Pedals | USA Spec iPod Interface | Window Roll-up Module | Hood Dampers | LEDs | Smart Key Mod
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awesome .. wow dude great write up .. great job as well ..
im going to do this asap!!!! ebay and radioshack here i come ... woohoooooo subscribed
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PM sent (Did you buy the key fob with the spare key or without?)
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'04 Twilight Blue G35 Coupe | 20" Axis Pentas | BF Goodrich G-Force KDW | '06 Headlights | OEM Front Lip & Spoiler | Navigation | Black Interior | Clear Corners | JWT Pop Charger | Z-tube | Aluminum Pedals | USA Spec iPod Interface | Window Roll-up Module | Hood Dampers | LEDs | Smart Key Mod
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Just bought it!
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'04 Twilight Blue G35 Coupe | 20" Axis Pentas | BF Goodrich G-Force KDW | '06 Headlights | OEM Front Lip & Spoiler | Navigation | Black Interior | Clear Corners | JWT Pop Charger | Z-tube | Aluminum Pedals | USA Spec iPod Interface | Window Roll-up Module | Hood Dampers | LEDs | Smart Key Mod
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I already screwed up my backup key fob trying to do the flip key thing.
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Thanks so much for the great write-up. Since the skill set needed for doing this mod lie way out of the range my abilities. I guess I'm doomed to use the old POS fob Lou Last edited by lowrider; 03-29-2008 at 07:49 PM. |
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nice mod.
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04 IP G35 Coupe with a few mod's|05 S2K NFR with a few mod's|SFL G Club
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BTW hows the reception. Is it the same or worse?
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'04 Twilight Blue G35 Coupe | 20" Axis Pentas | BF Goodrich G-Force KDW | '06 Headlights | OEM Front Lip & Spoiler | Navigation | Black Interior | Clear Corners | JWT Pop Charger | Z-tube | Aluminum Pedals | USA Spec iPod Interface | Window Roll-up Module | Hood Dampers | LEDs | Smart Key Mod
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