How to Match the Remote Key for Nissan Sylphy?
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Nissan Sylphy matches keys through a code. More information about matching keys for Sylphy is as follows: 1. The code can be read with a specialized instrument, requiring the owner to provide documents: Code reading does not require disassembling any parts, but the owner needs to provide their ID card, vehicle license, and other documents to read the code. 2. Key matching can choose between key-start keys and keyless-start keys: Once the code is read, the key can be matched. The price for a key-start key is about two to three hundred, while a keyless-start key costs about five to six hundred. The remote key allows for convenient unlocking and locking from a distance, day or night, without the need to locate the keyhole.
I've repaired and matched quite a few Nissan Sylphy remote keys. This job needs to be done inside the car. First, sit in the driver's seat, close all doors tightly, and insert the original car key. Within ten seconds, quickly turn the key from the off position to the start position and back to off, repeating this six times, ending in the off position. Then press any button on the new remote you want to match, wait for the door locks to cycle, and press the button once more to confirm. After completing these steps, turn the key to test the effect. The whole process must be quick and precise to prevent timing out. It's advisable to have a manual or video reference handy to avoid mistakes that could lead to matching failure. Details may vary for different model years of the Sylphy - pre-2010 older models are simpler to operate manually, while newer models with smart keys are more complex.
