2014-2019 Nissan Rogue / 3-Button Flip Key / PN: 28268-4BA1A / CWTWB1G767 / (AFTERMARKET)
Out of Stock
SKU:
RFK-NIS-767
NSID:
4381
$12.59$17.63
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- Brand New Aftermarket Replacement For:
- FCC ID: CWTWB1G767
- IC: 1788D-FWB1G767
- Model: TWB1G767
- Chip: 4A
- Frequency: 433 MHz
- Battery: CR2032
- Buttons: Lock, Unlock, Panic
- Aftermarket Flip Blade Included: FKB-NIS-DA34
- Test Key: DA34
- Replaces PN: 28268-4BA1A, H0561-4BA1A
- Manufacturer: Keyless Factory
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Compatible with the following:
- 2014 - 2019 Nissan Rogue (1st part of VIN number must begin with a 5 or K)
Note:
2014-2015 Nissan Rogue may also use a Remote Head Key that is not compatible with models using the Flip key.
Please verify part number before ordering
PLEASE NOTE: We have heard that 2014 -2018 Nissan Rogue has problems with the BCM (Body Control Module) which is used for programming the key. Some of these BCM are defective and some were recalled. Please research the issue regarding these year vehicles. The BCM may become disabled. Check to see your customer's service recalls in regard to the BCM being replaced or not. Use with caution and research the vehicle history before attempting to program.
Note: We have heard that 2014 -2018 Nissan Rogue has problems with the BCM (Body Control Module) which is used for programming the key. Some of these BCM are defective and some were recalled. Please research the issue regarding these year vehicles. The BCM may become disabled. Check to see your customer's service recalls in regard to the BCM being replaced or not. Use with caution and research the vehicle history before attempting to program.
Compatible With
Note: We have heard that 2014 -2018 Nissan Rogue has problems with the BCM (Body Control Module) which is used for programming the key. Some of these BCM are defective and some were recalled. Please research the issue regarding these year vehicles. The BCM may become disabled. Check to see your customer's service recalls in regard to the BCM being replaced or not. Use with caution and research the vehicle history before attempting to program.