2007 nissan altima, remote start

i gotta question for you mike, is the battery inside the proximity key used to power just the buttons on the fob that lock and unlock, or does it also power the proximity key, or is the system passive like those an bmw's and so forth?commit your way to jehovah and he will act in your behalf. psalms 37:5

t&t, The battery is used to power the entire Intelligent Key feature, yes. When the battery in the remote is good, the car can be started with the remote control in your pocket, tossed into the cupholder, and so forth. When the battery in the remote fails, or is removed, the car can only start if the keyfob is inserted into the port on the left side of the dashboard. There's a wire that turns positive when the fob is inserted all the way into the port, but that appears only to trigger the key-in-ignition chime with the door open. If you just put the without-battery fob 90% of the way into the port, but not enough to trigger the keychime, you can still start the car.

We got it OMG it was a bad -out while run diode solder the can-sl works fine You do tho have to stop the engine with foot brake 1st then restart Only if you dont want to use a key and YES you can use this key ONLY to start the car. I look @ the chip in the side of the key again to make sure and started it So with the -out while running the key in a box would have worked but we left the can-sl in to keep all the keys and fobs Job done! (T&T ,,,,I took the batts out and the car wouldnt let me start it) If you guys ever need help with this car let me kno

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mike a guy needs some help, it's under, nissan altima viper 5701 and xk01commit your way to jehovah and he will act in your behalf. psalms 37:5