i have 2010 nissan versa. the key fits correctly and turns on the electrical. but it doesnt turn on the engine. fells like a loose contact somewhere. the battery, engine, alternator and starter are good. dont know what to do. please help

Asked by Rajesh Aug 04, 2017 at 11:18 PM about the 2010 Nissan Versa 1.6 Base

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

i have 2010 nissan versa. the key fits correctly and turns on the electrical. but it
doesnt turn on the engine. fells like a loose contact somewhere. the battery,
engine, alternator and starter are good. dont know what to do. please help

2 Answers

Rajesh answered 7 years ago

thank you sir. just found that twiggling the key before turning the key for ignition helps.

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artic77 answered 5 years ago

Could be bad chip in key.Have tested at nissan for free.Key costs about 60 dollars to replace

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