Manufacturer | Dorman Products |
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Brand | Dorman |
Model | Dorman 99159: Keyless Entry Remote 4 Button |
Item Weight | 3.52 ounces |
Product Dimensions | 12.77 x 12.77 x 12.77 inches |
Item model number | 99159 |
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
Exterior | Machined |
Manufacturer Part Number | 99159 |
OEM Part Number | 085-6249; 267 T-5WK48903; 779-1779; NISSK4SK; 285E3-JK65A; 285E31AA7B; 285E3JA05A; 285E3JK62A |
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Dorman 99159 Keyless Entry Remote 4 Button Compatible with Select Infiniti / Nissan Models (OE FIX)
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Purchase options and add-ons
- Vehicle-specific replacement or spare - this keyless entry transmitter looks and functions like the original fob on certain vehicle years, makes, models and configurations
- Do-it-yourself solution - includes a patented programmer that plugs into your OBD II port to setup your new fob in minutes, without expensive dealership programming
- Matches features - this 4-button remote control features lock, unlock, trunk and panic functions; includes blank key that can be cut to match your original
- Important notes - you must have at least one of your original keys or fobs for programming process; only for use on vehicles that came originally equipped with keyless entry
- Ensure fit - to make sure this part fits your exact vehicle, input your make, model and trim level into the garage tool
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Dorman gives repair professionals and vehicle owners greater freedom to fix cars and trucks. For over 100 years, we have been driving new solutions for the motor vehicle aftermarket, releasing tens of thousands of replacement products engineered to save time and money, and increase convenience and reliability.
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How did we get our start?
Our story began with the first mass market automobile. We were one of the first companies to deliver replacement products for the automotive aftermarket, and we remain at the forefront today.
Why do we love what we do?
People's lives and livelihoods depend upon cars and trucks. We give people greater freedom to fix these vehicles by putting owners and installers first.
What products do we make?
We deliver an always-evolving catalog of parts, covering light-, medium-, and heavy-duty vehicles, from chassis to body, underhood to undercar, and hardware to complex electronics.
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Our patented keyless entry remote programming tool is just one of the many user-friendly innovations introduced by our team of dedicated electronics engineers and expert locksmiths.
FIRST-TO-AFTERMARKET WITH OEM KEYLESS REMOTE TECHNOLOGY
Dorman invests millions of dollars to ensure your fob works seamlessly just like the original - at a fraction of the cost. Our patented keyless entry remote programming tool is just one of the many user-friendly innovations introduced by our team of dedicated electronics engineers and expert locksmiths.
PROGRAM IT YOURSELF IN MINUTES AND SAVE.
Dorman key fobs work and look just like your original keyless remote, without the high cost and inconvenience of visiting a dealership for programming.
Dorman is your source for premium, do-it-yourself replacement key fobs for popular applications, and most of them can be easily programmed using simple instructions. You can skip the expensive hassle of visiting a dealership and paying for an overpriced factory remote, and then waiting for it to be programmed to your vehicle. With Dorman, you can get your new key fob working in minutes instead of hours - and rely on it for years to come.
- Save time – Dorman’s DIY remotes can be programmed to your vehicle in minutes, following supplied simple instructions
- Save money – Fobs can be programmed using Dorman’s included programming module or via an on-vehicle programming sequence. No expensive, time-consuming dealership appointment required
- Keep functionality – Every Dorman replacement key fob, once properly programmed, will duplicate the functions of the original remote – and closely resemble it in appearance, too
Product Description
Need a new keyless remote? This fob is designed to look and function exactly like your original, and you don't need to pay for expensive programming at the car dealership. This Dorman OE FIX replacement includes a patented, DIY-friendly programming tool for simple replacement. Just plug it into the OBD II port in your dashboard, follow the included instructions, and you're good to go. Setup takes minutes, and you can rely on your new remote for years. This part is compatible with the following vehicles. Before purchasing, enter your vehicle trim in the garage tool to confirm fitment. [Infiniti FX35: 2010, 2011, 2012] - [Infiniti G35: 2007, 2008] - [Infiniti G37: 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013] - [Nissan Altima: 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012] - [Nissan Maxima: 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014] - [Nissan Murano: 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014]
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ASIN | B01CS3JCIC |
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3.7 out of 5 stars |
Best Sellers Rank | #574,141 in Automotive (See Top 100 in Automotive) #3,864 in Keyless Entry Systems #293,628 in Automotive Replacement Parts |
Date First Available | March 10, 2016 |
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Customers like the ease of installation using the car alarm. They mention that the instructions are easy to follow and the product is worth the money. However, some customers have reported issues with performance and recognition. They say that the car won't start and that the key was never recognized by the car. Customers also have mixed opinions on quality.
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Customers find the installation process of the car alarm to be easy. They mention that the instructions are easy to follow, making the installation simple. They also mention that it's easy to use and install the product, as well as to program the key fob. Customers also appreciate the accompanying how-to instructions, which really work.
"...In short, the product was easy to use (if one knows how to read and follow directions) and it worked flawlessly...." Read more
"...To the people who are saying it worked great, was easy to program, etc... I don't believe them in fact I think they may work at Dorman. No joke...." Read more
"Easy to use when following the well worded directions" Read more
"...Bought this and received next day. Super quick. Easy to read instructions and programmed the key shorter than 5 minutes. On the first try!..." Read more
Customers are satisfied with the value of the car alarm. They mention that it is worth the money, easy to set up, and cheaper than a dealership.
"...Bottom line, this Dorman product saved me hundreds of dollars, particularly given the fact that we needed two additional key fobs...." Read more
"The cost is less expensive than the dealer price. But, not as reasonable as other auto manufacturers for replacement...." Read more
"...I was even able to program another fob I had previously purchased. Great value!" Read more
"...4 remain and expect not needing to use them. Money well spent. Dealer quote was $425 for new FOB and programmed." Read more
Customers are mixed about the quality of the car alarm. Some mention that it works great, the fob and programer work well, and all the features work as expected. However, others say that it didn't work and caused their only working key to no longer function.
"...I am glad I did. Again, it worked flawlessly on the first attempt and now I have THREE functioning key fobs; which is great because we have three..." Read more
"...I will never buy another Dorman product for as long as I live. Junk products and non-existent customer service." Read more
"The fob and programer work well however, Dorman should include or at least offer an option for a second fob...." Read more
"...At one point I thought all the remotes were dead because none of the buttons would work...." Read more
Customers are mixed about the lock. Some mention that it works well, while others say that it doesn't work properly.
"...The keyless works, locking and unlocking doors, starting the car and operating windows. Mine however does not work on the trunk...." Read more
"...no longer responded to my pre-existing fob, it wouldn't start, it wouldn't lock, it wouldn't unlock, etc. (and the battery was NOT dead)...." Read more
"...All functions work properly, proximity for unlocking doors, trunk, and starting car, and key fob button presses for doors and trunk." Read more
"...actually erased the programming on my original key and locked the security system on the car which is now unable to start I have to have it towed to..." Read more
Customers are dissatisfied with the recognition of the car alarm. They mention that the key was never recognized by the car again, it might have lost the program, and that they can only have 2 keys programmed at a time.
"...In addition, it looks like you can only have 2 keys programmed at a time...." Read more
"...our old key to the new key that came in this package, but it never duplicated a key...." Read more
"...Then at the two week mark the key was never recognized by the car again...." Read more
"...ESCL (electronic steering column lock) was activated, it deactivated my working key fob used to set it up, so my car won’t start...." Read more
Customers are dissatisfied with the performance of the car alarm. They mention that the fob used to set it up stopped the car from turning on, the dash went dead, and the car started system.
"...key fob; my car no longer responded to my pre-existing fob, it wouldn't start, it wouldn't lock, it wouldn't unlock, etc...." Read more
"...The remote works now but not being able to start my car is the huge problem you would imagine it would be...." Read more
"...it deactivated my working key fob used to set it up, so my car won’t start. The spare fob also stopped working and I have useless fobs...." Read more
"...As soon I placed the module into the obd2 connection, my dash went dead and killed my car starting system...." Read more
Customers are dissatisfied with the battery life of the car alarm. They mention that it only beeps once and the programer beeped only once.
"...When the step said it will beep 3 times it did not, it only beeped once...." Read more
"...It did what they said up to step 5 then went rogue and no longer gave the beeps need to go all the way to step 12...." Read more
"...the 10 seconds and pushing start/stop button to off the programmer beeped only one time instead of three times...." Read more
"...the instructions said but after a few failed attempts bc the programmer wasn't beeping like it was suppose to it erased my only only I had to start..." Read more
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In short, the product was easy to use (if one knows how to read and follow directions) and it worked flawlessly.
The package includes a programmer that is plugged into the car's OBD port and a new after-market key fob that can be programmed for the specific vehicle as long as you have an original functioning key fob. I purchased the package for a used 2012 Nissan Altima coupe that only came with one key fob. I had already purchased an OEM Nissan replacement key fob but discovered that a local locksmith wanted nearly $80 to program it; and of course, the dealer wanted a whole lot more than that! Since the Dorman programmer didn't cost much more than the local locksmith had quoted and since the Dorman package also includes a key fob, I decided to try it. I am glad I did. Again, it worked flawlessly on the first attempt and now I have THREE functioning key fobs; which is great because we have three drivers in our household.
Based on some of the negative reviews posted on this site; it became clear to me that in many cases, the failure of the product was caused by user error. So, I offer the following tips. First, download and print out the PDF file of the instructions that are available on Amazon as part of the product description; and then carefully read and study those instructions at least four or five times before proceeding. Also, have the instructions in front of you as you perform the programming steps. Second, before you initiate the programming, enter the vehicle, close the doors and turn off everything (radio, navigation system, heater/ac fan, etc.). Third, during programming, never touch the brake pedal. Fourth, BEFORE plugging the programmer into the OBD port, push the ignition switch once to the "acc" position and then once more to the "on" position (the dash lights up). From that point, follow the instruction steps exactly as specified keeping in mind that once the programmer is plugged into the OBD port; switching from on to off and then from off to on (and so on and so forth) only requires ONE PUSH of the ignition switch button.
It only takes about two minutes to program a key fob--but don't rush the process! Where the instructions state "wait at least ten seconds"; you must wait at least ten seconds. To ensure you do that; take a digital kitchen timer with you, place it on the dashboard, and start it so it is counting up the seconds. I did that and, for example, when I completed a step and had to wait ten seconds, I would immediately glance at the timer for a "start" time. For example, if the timer read 17 seconds after I completed a step, I would wait until it read 27 seconds before initiating the next programming step. (There are enough "on" and "off" steps in the programing sequence to bother with the additional task of starting and stopping a stopwatch or timer as part of the process! Just keep it simple.)
Finally, to correct some misconceptions as evidenced by some other users' comments. Yes, you must have an original functioning key fob in order to program a new one. Yes, you can program multiple key fobs during one programming session--it only requires two easy steps for each additional fob you want to program before closing out the programming, and the written instructions make that crystal clear. And yes, you will need to have the metal key included with each new fob cut to match the original key; but you might not even be charged for cutting the metal key. If you are charged, it will probably only cost a few dollars.
Bottom line, this Dorman product saved me hundreds of dollars, particularly given the fact that we needed two additional key fobs. Moreover, if one of our fobs ever gets lost or damaged, it will be easy for me to use the programmer to again program a replacement (I understand that the programmer allows five programming sessions before it is disabled--and so far, I only used it for one session to program two new fobs as summarized above).
I am very pleased with this product.
The programing on the other hand is a challenge. I can't find any information on the Internet but this is how I think the programing works. You need a working remote to put the car in the program mode. In the program mode the car reset its remote keycode to a new code (I think). You than need to insert every remote that you want to use with the car to "program/sync" the new code (I think). This include the original working remote because the code had now changed and need to be re-sync (I think).
My problem was I did not realize that all the remotes had to be program/sync at the same time. I was successful in programming the new remote but than the original remote would stop working. Than I use the new remote to re-program the original remote and the problem starts all over again. So I could only get one remote to work at a time (I had three remotes, two existing and one new). Eventually I use up all five attempts and the program module expired. You can tell the program module had expired when you try to setup the program mode and you get like 10 beeps in a row (sad sounds).
At one point I thought all the remotes were dead because none of the buttons would work. But I got one to work by putting it in the key slot and started the car. After that it would start the car without putting it in the key slot.
So here are some key points. Be sure in steps 4-6 you get the one, two, and three beeps. Confirm in step 7 the red car light flash 5 times. Be sure to follow the instruction when it states "wait at least 10 seconds", longer is OK. If you don't get those confirmations disconnect the negative battery cable for 30 second and start over. Repeat steps 8 & 9 on ALL new and existing remotes. After exiting the programming mode test ALL three buttons on each remote. Isolate each remote and test starting the car.
To Dorman's credit the instructions do state "All remote must be present at time of programming" and "All existing and new remotes for the vehicle must be programmed at the same time". It's really my fault for not understand the important of those instructions. In the back of my mind I keep think I'm just adding a new remote so I'm just syncing the new remote to the existing code. Maybe Dorman can add an explanation at the start of the instructions on how the program process works.
Finally I took the car and all the remotes to a shop that provide programming services. They basically did the same thing I did using their own programming tool and could not get more than one remote to work at a time (at that time I still have not yet figure out the important of programming all the remotes at once). I could have taken the remotes to another shop but I was tired of messing with it. So I took it to a Nissan dealer, and sure enough, they have no problem programming all the remotes (for a price).
I hope this will help someone to program their new remote without having to go to a shop or the dealer.