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2014 Nissan Juke Key Fob Battery Replacement

If you ever run into issues with your 2014...

iFixit Library Nissan Juke Easy 4 - 8 minutes Guide 182818

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Guide overview

Before you begin

If you ever run into issues with your 2014 Nissan Juke not starting or locking or unlocking from the key fob, then a potential issue could be the key fob battery could be dead. This is a helpful step-by-step guide on how to properly replace your Nissan Juke's key fob battery.

Step 1

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Flip your key to the back of the key fob.
Remove the emergency key from the key fob.

Step 2

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TOOL USED ON THIS STEP Spudger Referenced by the iFixit guide

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Gently insert a spudger into a corner of the key fob casing.
Push up the spudger to remove both halves of the key fob from each other.
Be careful when trying to find a good corner to separate the halves so that the spudger does not stab you.

Step 3

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TOOL USED ON THIS STEP Spudger Referenced by the iFixit guide

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Open up your key fob and look at all the components in your key fob.
Pay attention to what side the old battery is facing; it will be helpful for the next step.

Step 4

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Remove the old CR2032 battery.
Pay attention to what side the old battery was facing.

Step 5

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Place the new battery in the same position and side the old CR2032 battery was in.

Step 6

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Make sure the positive and negative sides are facing the correct direction to ensure that the key fob will work properly.

Step 7

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Take the two halves of your key fob and snap them together.
When snapping them back together be careful to not pinch yourself during the process.
Make sure you hear the "snap" sound so that you know the halves have been successfully put back together.