2009 Nissan Roge Key Blanks

[tx77015_ls1]

I have a 2009 Nissan rogue SL with the remote-headed key. I have two programed keys for the car, can i program more keys my self or do i have to take it to the dealer?

[philipa_240sx]

Both regular and Intellikey models of the Rogue contain an anti-theft chip/ID within the key. They can only be programmed by a Nissan/Infiniti dealer.

Note: You must bring ALL keys (including the remote fob or Intellikey) to the dealer for programming. You cannot simply add one key, they all have to be programmed every time you add/delete a key.

[Nick 568]

Like Philipa stated, ALL keys/key fobs must be present during the programming. The dealer can do this for you for a fee of around $50 if you don't have to have any keys cut as well.

If you have the non-intellikey, you may be able to program the keys yourself using the following procedure: http://www.titantalk.com/forums/attachm ... _instr.jpg

Those instructions work on a Titan for sure, but to my knowledge, it's never been tried on a Rogue. BUT, I do know for a fact that the non-intellikeys for the Rogue (the ones with the key and the buttons on the key itself) can be programmed for a Titan. (I have 2 Rogue keys cut and programmed for my Titan) This leads me to believe that the programming process outlined in the document will work. IF your Rogue is a non-intellikey vehicle. If it does use the Intellikey, just take it to the dealer.

[philipa_240sx]

Nick 568,

The procedure you listed only programs the keyless entry fob/remote. It does NOT allow you to program the key ID's for the anti-theft system and you will not be able to start the vehicle.

You can find the same procedure for the remote programming that applies to the Rogue here:

how-to-nissan-keyless-remote-programmin ... 22465.html