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Getting A Spare Key Programed For R34 Gtr In Brisbane

TommyR34

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TommyR34

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Hey guys,

Just wanting to know if anyone has had a spare key programmed in Brisbane? I have gone to Nissan on the magic mile but they told me that if they tried to program the transponder that my other key may stop working as well.... I heard that there is another way around this by just cutting the wire to the original security system but I was wanting to keep everything in tacked if possible, is it really that hard to program another key?

*I have a apexi power FC installed in my GTR and not the original ECU

Thanks!

Tommy

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Carbon 34

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Instructions for programming a factory immobilizer key are in the r34 supplemental manual ( on the skyline uk forum or scribd website) but you better know what your doing its easy to screw it up

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GTR-N1

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No need to cut any wires.

Talk to Chris above.

If your new key is just a blank, copy it first before its programmed.

And take it to a locksmith who can punch in the code from your primary key onto the computer. That way you'll end up with a proper original rather than the edges possibly becoming a worn copy.

Then see Chris above

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iwanta34gtr Grand Master

iwanta34gtr

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From memory - doesnt having an aftermarket ECU cut out the NATS?

You may be able to use a standard cut key without the transponder in it.

To correct myself above.

I just bought a new genuine key and yes, i had to have it programmed before for use.

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maclarenf1 Experienced

maclarenf1

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Thanks guys!

Can you please let me know the place you got this done, having some issues finding a place. lot of locks smiths that used to do it, seems not to do now for some reason.

Thanks a bunch in advance....

Hate having 1 KEY and 1 Black IMO.

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maclarenf1 Experienced

maclarenf1

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I got mine done today and very happy with it.

got it done via these guys in 20min

Millennium Locks

57 Wellington Rd

East Brisbane QLD 4169

07 3177 3680

http://millenniumlocks.rtrk.com.au/?scid=64623&kw=4768069&pub_cr_id=5278493270

This is after lot of wasting time with few places and a hopeless visit to Nissan Mt Garvett, who after accepting the car for procedure, backed away.

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