Key Blanks for Nissan Versa

Nissan Versa Key Blanks

Keys are a must-have item for anyone who drives a Nissan Versa. To make a new set for your Nissan, start with blanks. These are pieces that can be uniquely cut for compatibility with your Versa vehicle.

An uncut key is known as a blank. A Nissan Versa SV blank is the right length, width, and height to fit into the lock or ignition of this type of car, and it may also have grooves. However, it does not yet have the individualized notches that are required for unlocking a door or turning on an engine. Instead, it is ready to be cut to fit the lock of a specific Nissan Versa SV.

• Transponder keys have electronic chips that communicate with the Nissan vehicle. These remotes can be programmed to lock or unlock car doors. They may also have alarm features. In addition, these models have a traditional key that fits into a lock or starts the Versa sedan.
• Non-transponder keys are traditional key models. The only way for one of these units to unlock a Nissan Versa door is to insert it into the lock. They can also be used to start a vehicles engine so that you can drive.

• Sit in the drivers seat of your Nissan Versa with all of the cars doors closed and locked.
• Put your Nissan key in the ignition of the Versa, and pull it back out. Quickly repeat this until you have completed a total of six insertions and removals. Complete the process in 10 seconds or less. When you have done it successfully, the Nissan sedans lights will flash.
• Return the key to the ignition and turn it to the Accessories position (ACC).
• Press any button on the Nissan remote. The Versas hazard lights will flash to indicate that you have programmed the key fob correctly.
• Take the key out of the Nissan Versa. Get out of the car, and test out the newly programmed Nissan remote.

Cutting Nissan Versa blanks requires specialized tools. Once you have a blank, you can give it to a professional locksmith or cutting service that can tailor the unit for the locks of your Nissan Versa SV. By providing your locksmith with the required Nissan blank, you will not have to worry whether the technician carries the correct model of blanks for your sedan.

• More than one person might drive your Nissan vehicle, and each driver wants his or her own set.
• You might need a spare in case you misplace a set or lock them in your Versa.
• You want a non-electronic unit to provide valet drivers or car mechanics who service your sedan.
• You have lost the unit that you got from your Nissan dealer.