93' Maxima Security System Overide

dwarwin · 03-17-2003, 05:28 PM

Does anyone know how I can bypass my security system it is ****ing me off so much. I bought the car from a dealer and did not have the key code for my car for door open with out a key using the key pad and when i try to disable my alarm with my passenger side door it does not work. I got tired of it so does someone have some info they can help me with...

1. need a why to disable my security system in my car. Dealer want to charge me $135 dollars to disable it. I can t afford that..

2. were can i find the master key codes for my maxima. the code to reset the door auto entry ..

Thank you ,

Andy.

MaxPayne · 03-19-2003, 07:44 AM

Post this at www.forums.maxima.org

You will probably get a better response. I think the best thing for you to do is to buy a new Keyless entry remote and go through the programming procedure so you can use it.

Ask where you can find the reprogramming procedure. You should be able to get a keyless entry remote off of ebay for not too much. The dealer will try to rape you on price.

Paonessa · 03-19-2003, 07:48 AM

i don't think it's remote keyless entry. if it's like my 93 it's got the keypad on the doors.

MaxPayne · 03-19-2003, 07:55 AM

Oh... I should have known it was a 3rd gen Max.

The dealer should have provided you with working codes to begin with when he sold you the car. You should ask him for a working code or reset the codes so you can put in your own. If he doesn't, report him to the BBB and let him know that you don't appreciate him trying to con extra money from you. A dealer wouldn't sell you a car and not give you the ignition key, so why should this be any different.

At any rate, I believe if you go to the maxima.org forums and ask the 3rd gen people about a reprogramming procedure, they will probably be able to help you out. There's almost nothing a dealer can do that you can't. Tthe only thing I can think of off hand is checking certain OBDII codes, and if you have a 3rd gen Max, then you have OBDI and its not an issue. (OBD stands for On Board Diagnostics in case you didn't know).

Strider Negro · 03-20-2003, 05:41 AM

ohhhhh
so that's what obd meant...

Paonessa · 03-20-2003, 09:38 AM

yeah i found that out after we talked but i figured it wasn't worth re-posting. there's a web page www.obdII.com that's all about it

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