Hooray for Nissan durability!

[altimayankee]

Haha one more reason to be a fan of Nissan. My keys were missing....well i found them, in the dryer. They went thru the full wash and dry cycle with my laundry. Well, I went outside and holy s*** they still work like a charm. never would have expected that.

[08Coupe]

I would open it up anyways (pull key out and split open) and stick that sucker in a ziplock with rice overnight!

[bl4ckph4nt0m]

with rice? what would that do ?

[Rob.Vegan]

Only thing I could think of would be soaking up water.

But in any case glad your keys work

[Desire1314]

Maybe i should try that someitme....lolCuz someone spill beer all over my key fob a while ago. Now it's all sticky in side and looking a bit yellow

[altimayankee]

yeah all rice does is dry it out. but considering it went thru the dryer too....it wasnt wet anymore haha.

on a side note, i work at verizon (please dont yell at me) and i love it when customers come in and they got there phone wet and they have the best ways to 'fix it'. ive heard:put it in with a loaf of breadbowl of riceput it in the oven (seriously?)one guy said he taped his phone to his hood and drove around

and im sure there are more i cant think of.

[QR25DE]

Bowl of rice works the best. Personal experience with my cell phone. Works like a charm.. Yeah one of my FOBs went through the wash. Works fine too lol.

[Hussain]

yeah all rice does is dry it out. but considering it went thru the dryer too....it wasnt wet anymore haha.

on a side note, i work at verizon (please dont yell at me) and i love it when customers come in and they got there phone wet and they have the best ways to 'fix it'. ive heard:put it in with a loaf of breadbowl of riceput it in the oven (seriously?)one guy said he taped his phone to his hood and drove around

and im sure there are more i cant think of.

how about replace the water seal and return it to the manufacture as a defect lol

but man, i didnt think the keys would work after being put through the washer and dryer.

[Viper5000]

any piece of electronic equipment will work after getting wet so long as it wasn't on when it happened, and that it is fully dry before trying to operate it.

[shortys408]

Last year at a football tailgate it started raining. I was sitting in a chair and my keys must have fell out into them. I got up, a few minutes later came back to see they were completely submerged in a pool of water. The nissan key worked just fine, but my aftermarket viper keyless entry was not working. So I could open the car, but the alarm would go off, I could drive around but the alarm would not shut off. I had to open up my dash in the parking lot and unplug the alarm. After finding out how easy it was to unplug my alarm, i made it a little more difficult