Micra keyless entry

Aug 17, 2005 3 Replies

Just viewed a 2003 Micra with keyless entry and the little rubber button bits have been ripped off, exposing the microswitch underneath. Does anyone know if these rubber bits can be replaced, or is it part of the handle assembly?



Also, how much (roughly) would another keyless fob be, as the chap can only find one he says....



Thanks, Carl.


The rubber bits are not available separately. New Fob time.

The fob itself is around 60UKP and the programming another 25UKP so call it

100quid with the VAT.

Haggle accordingly, or find another car- there are lots about.

Tim..

Tim,

Thanks for the prices! It's not actually as much as I thought it would be.

The rubber bits I meant are actually the ones on the door handle, covering the little microswitch that you press to enter the car keylessly.

Thanks, Carl.

Rubber buttons missing may indicate that the battery has gone flat at some point. It's usual to remove the buttons to expose the normal lock mechanism that can be manually opened by the 'flip out' key section of the remote fob.

As for prices, ring Dixon Nissan - no point in even guessing prices.

If you decide to go further with this car (or any other Micra with keyless entry), try taking it for a run of a few miles or so with the doors locked from the inside. It's not uncommon for the boot to unlock itself while driving (it'll bring up a warning light on the dash for 'door open').

It's - unfortunately - not unusual to have to have the tailgate switch replaced, so make sure you've got some warranty, or a good price on the car. One of the consequences of Renault taking part ownership of Nissan I'm afraid......

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