Key, remote and keyless start Nissan: problems by model and engine

Documented faults, from most to least important

Severity × frequency. Below each one, the Nissan models it appears in.

- High severityFrequency: OccasionalNissan NV200Start button that does not return to its position on the 2013-2014 e-NV200Yes: in 2015 a recall was notified to Safety Gate because the start button on e-NV200s produced in late 2013 and early 2014 could stay pressed without returning to its position; if the car was driven like that, the emergency stop function could switch off the engine.
- Medium severityFrequency: OccasionalNissan Juke IIHands-free key recognition failure that prevents startingYes: fiches-auto and several owner opinions describe faults in the hands-free key recognition system that prevent the engine from starting, normally caused by the module that picks up the key's signal.
- Low severityFrequency: RareNissan Note IIStart button that stays pressed in (2015 recall)A European campaign from July 2015 affected the 2013-2014 Note: the start button could stay pressed and not return to its position after the engine started.

By Nissan model

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Frequently asked questions

What faults of the key and keyless start do Nissan cars have?

In 3 models from Nissan there are 3 documented faults of the key and keyless start. The most important: start button that does not return to its position on the 2013-2014 e-NV200, hands-free key recognition failure that prevents starting and start button that stays pressed in (2015 recall). Each fault has its own page with the affected years and versions, the symptoms and the repair cost.

Which Nissan models have the most problems of the key and keyless start?

Nissan NV200 (1 fault), Nissan Note II (1 fault) and Nissan Juke II (1 fault).