That came from the spare one of my friend who drives a Nissan Altima... he says I can have it because my current key fob is really getting worn out (From 2002)...

I am curious if there is a way for me to take it to INFINITI and have them reprogram it to work w/ my alarm system? How much would they charge?

TIA =)

 

probably $80

 

how does the altima fob look compared to ours? same shape?? if so just swap the insides.

 

Yeah, you're right RST531, that's what I ended up doing =D

Thanks guys =D

 

coo, np

 

My GF has a 2005 Sentra and it looks like the same exact key fob as my 06 G35 Coupe. Didn't check serial numbers or crack them open...

-Evangelo2

 

They're all the same. You can program them yourself. As for the alarm, do you mean the oem one? If so, you can do it. I had an Altima before and the guy in service did it for free too. I'll try to post the link for the steps....... just need to find it.

 

Very easy. Check the serial numbers first to make sure they are the same.
To program one remote, get in the car, shut all doors and lock them with the auto door lock button. Stick the key all the way in the ignition and pull it all the way out. Do this 7 to 10 times in a row at a fairly fast pace until the hazard lights blink once. Turn the key in the ignition to the "on" position, but do not start the car. Press the lock button on the key fob. If the programming works, the hazards will blink once again. Then turn the key off. Done.
To program multiple remotes, follow all steps above, but after pressing the lock button on the first key fob, leave the key in the "on" position. Using the loc/unlock button on the door (NOT THE KEY FOB), unlock, then lock the doors. Press the lock button on the next key fob to be programmed. The hazards will blink to acknowledge the programming. Repeat until all key fobs are programmed, then turn the key off.

If the hazards do not blink to confirm the programming, there is something wrong with the key fob, or it isn't the right one.

 

Good info to have

 

THIS WORKS AWSOME!, Thanks for the info, I thought I didit wrong but when I steped out of the G and tried it (with the key in hand) it worked like a charm.

 

Can you get a new style one and reprogram it to replace the old school ridiculous one?

 

No, it has to be the same model # or it won't work.