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Oem Nissan 4-button Keyless Entry Smart Remote Kr55wk48903,2007-12 Altima Maxima on 2040-parts.com

US $29.00
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Rochester, New York, United States

Rochester, New York, United States
OEM NISSAN 4-Button Keyless Entry Smart Remote KR55WK48903,2007-12 Altima Maxima, US $29.00, image 1
“Very good condition.”
Brand:NISSAN Warranty:No Warranty Manufacturer Part Number:KR55WK48903 Other Part Number:5WK49670 Placement on Vehicle:Left, Front Interchange Part Number:IC 267 Surface Finish:Black/Chrome

Used OEM Factory NISSAN  4-Button  Keyless Remote Entry 5WK49670, FCC:KR55WK48903. Compatible with 2007-12 Nissan Altima and Maxima. In very good condition as seen in the pictures, it was tested working and comes with used working battery. This is used remote and it might have to be reprogrammed by dealer so please check with you local Nissan dealer or locksmith before purchase. Also key is already cut so you will have to buy and cut a new key blank to fit your vehicle. No returns accepted based on programming issues so please make sure this is right remote for your vehicle and you can have it programmed by dealer before purchase. Let me know if you have any questions. 

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