so i just replaced my 2017 nissan altima key fob battery and it was a bit of a hassle lol. first thing, you gotta find a tiny screwdriver to pop open the fob. i almost used a toothpick but nope. got the back off and swapped the A23 battery real quick. gotta be careful not to lose any tiny parts. did you know the battery can be hard to find? i had to search a bit online.
and make sure you don’t touch the metal contacts when you put the new battery back. i accidentally shorted it once and blew a fuse. anything you find tricky about doing this ? oh and remember to reprogram your car after the swap
In Canada, I sat in front of my 2017 Altima and popped open the ejector pin spot with a bobby pin. Super easy once you figure out where it’s hiding. My ride’s ready to roll again without tripping every alarm in the town!
In Toronto, I had to swap the key fob battery on my Altima. It’s easy peasy! Peel back the tiny sticker, pop off the bottom, and with a tiny screwdriver, open it real slow. Be careful not to lose the bits inside. Changed it in just a few mins. Crazy how a tiny battery can make or break your day. Saved me a trip to the dealership, money in the pocket—big win! Def worth trying yourself if you’re handy!
I’ve got this issue 'cause I’ve moved to Toronto. Needed a quick fix on my '17 Altima when the key fob died. Found the tiny battery slot behind the button after peeling it off—super easy once you know! Definitely saved me a trip to the dealership!
I once had to yank the battery outta my '17 Altima in Toronto, and man, it was a pain! Follow those YouTube tutorials, for sure. Peeled the plastic off gentle-like and boom, new battery in. You’re gonna feel so smarty-pants after!
In Toronto, I replaced my '17 Altima’s key fob battery myself in no time. Peeped online guides, and they were super helpful! Just pops off the casing with a bit of pressure, found the tiny screw, swapped the battery, and boom—back in action. Super simple fix without needing a mechanic. Always good to have this copied to my house battery stash. You’ll totally get it done if I did!
Last week, I ended up in the middle of nowhere in Toronto when my Altima’s fob died—total oof moment! Thankfully, I had a tiny screwdriver in my glovebox. It was super easy: popped open the back of the fob, yanked out the old battery, popped in a fresh one, and we were back on the road. Trust me, this little trick saves your a$$ when you’re stranded. I’ve never went back without a spare. Keep that fob charged!
I had to replace my 2017 Nissan Altima key fob battery in Toronto. First tried prying it open, ended up making it look like a crime scene lol. Found a trick, pried a little harder then used a flathead to pop it. Inside was a tiny coin cell, slid it out easy peasy! Make sure u got a tiny replacement ready – super important! Took like 5 mins. You just gotta find your groove.
Once in Denver, I had to replace the Nissan Altima 2017 key fob battery myself. Turned out to be super easy! Anyways, I found a teeny screw on the back of the fob with a small Torx bit. I opened it up and replaced the tiny battery. Trust me, it’s more straightforward than it sounds, just need some patience, lol. My fob’s been working perfectly since, gotta love quick fixes like this! So, roll up your sleeves and give it a shot.
I’ve been in this situation before, right here in Toronto. The Altima’s key fob was giving me a hard time 'cause of a dead battery. I ain’t the tools kinda person, but a YouTube tutorial saved the day. Just popped the back open, swapped the battery, and voila! Now, it’s like it knows me again. Someone careless, huh? Tip—keep a spare battery on hand.
I’ve got a wacky story from upstate New York. Last summer, my Altima’s key fob died outta nowhere. I tried everything, gasp! You can’t imagine my relief when digging into YouTube tutorials showed me how easy swapping the battery was. Just popped it open, like a snack bar, plopped in a new one—bam! It worked. Saved me a trip to the dealership—glad, aint I? Now I’m ready for any dead battery surprise!
Totally nailed this last week in Toronto. First time replacing it since my buddy lost the spare key. Turned out, the battery was in the back but took me a hot minute to find it. The manual was a lifesaver! Story of my life, always feelin’ like a DIY king Next, I gotta figure out how to fix the remote’s annoying click later.
I’ve replaced the battery in my '17 Altima key fob right here in Ontario! It’s tricky, gotta pop out the tiny screw, but careful patience pays off. Tips: use a magnifying glass if needed and gentle hands. Easy!
I’ve always had trouble w/ the Altima key fob, but a buddy in Calgary showed me how to swap the battery—felt like winning the lottery. It’s in the side notch section; slid right open. So easy! Up’n went, no problems!
In Seattle, I had to replace the battery in my 2017 Nissan Altima key fob myself since it stopped working. I’ve been told by friends it’s easy: just pop the back of the fob open, swap the battery (CR2032 usually), and voila! Saved 30 bucks on locksmith fees. Totally a DIY win if you ask me. Try it, you’ll get the hang quick!
I had to swap my Altima’s key fob battery in Toronto last weekend. Dead phone and dying fob, I jammed, it’s under the sticker, easy squeeze out and pop in a new batteree! Seriously, a lifesaver!
Next, I gotta figure out how to fix the remote’s annoying click later.