Nissan has discontinued the wonderful keypads for the Titan. They are the most convienient accessory I have ever had. No more carrying those bulky keychains in your pocket. Leave them in the truck because you dont need them anymore. I have found a couple New in the Box, still sealed up in the plastic. They have instructions. There will be NO MORE according to Nissan North America. I will let these go for $175 shipped UPS ground to your door. The next cheapest option ($150 for the kit)I have found is a UNIVERSAL keypad with WIRES that requires a hole to be drilled in your door, then paying a professional $175 to install them. There is control box that mounts under the dash, and it has to be spliced into the proper wires, and there are a TON of wires. So these little factory stick on keypads take about five minutes to install with no tools at all. Just follows the instructions from the drivers seat, then stick it onto the plastic on your door. I will post pics soon. I have used these since I got my 2008 Titan. Well worth your money. Get them while you can. Thanks and God bless!
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Hey, congratulations on finding an ad. There are a ton of ads all over the place still listing these things for sale. Try to buy one though! If you happen to find a dealer with one in stock, you may get one, but this fellow has zero in stock. Any of you can call him at 252-338-5161 ask for daniel or lewis in the parts department. Its Alliance Nissan dealer. They show that they have 5 on ebay, but they have ZERO in stock. If anyone can find one cheaper, I suggest purchasing it. They are not making them anymore, so when they are gone, they are gone. I am making a profit off the ones I bought, just hoping to pay for the two I got for myself. Like I said, if you can find it cheaper, buy it! If you can't, then I have two on hand that I will sell. Thanks for your help. Good luck. 
Yeah, I had three f-150's that had these keypads before, and to tell you the truth, I really hated the idea of buying the Titan because it did not have that. I was so pleased to find the keypads. I actually bought a keypad before I bought my Titan. Anyone who has never had one does not know how awesome they are. You will never ever lock your keys in, nor do you ever have to worry about carrying your keys around. I could leave my truck running with the a/c kicking and get out at the gas station and lock my truck, but keep it running in the summertime. It gets really hot in South Mississippi. The keyless remote that comes with the truck is nowhere near as nice. You still have to carry five pounds of sharp keys in your slacks.
You dont have to worry about the battery. Before it goes totally dead, it will start making you enter your code several times to open the door. They have always given me plenty of warning that the batteries were getting low. It does not work one day, and dead the next, its a gradual thing thats very obvious. I place mine on the door sill. I hear some people put them in the gastank door, hidden, but thats too hard to get to. I think they look nice on the door there. Some people are so cheesy about keeping their truck "factory" that they wont even drill a hole in the bed to mount a toolbox. Thats some kind of mental disorder.
The default code that comes with each remote is not the same. I have five of them right here beside me and no two of them are the same. Now there may be some kind of "Master key code" that will work on all of them, but the one that comes with them are absolutely different. Based on the five I have here. Have a great day and God bless!
They could not be any easier. Sitting in your drivers seat, you insert your key several times, then follow a few more steps to program your personal code into the keypad, which you are holding in your hand. Then you step out of the truck, and pull the plastic off the sticky tape on the rear of it, and stick it to your truck, either on the door pillar above your drivers door handle, or wherever you want. It can be anywhere. Its totally wireless, and has a battery. Total install time is less than 5 minutes, with zero wiring, zero drilling, just stick it on there, and go.
Man, I never would have thought of that. Lets see, one says 53020, and the next one is 08271, so, no, those two are nowhere near the same sequence of buttons. HOWEVER, I just actually looked at the numbers on all five of these, and TWO of them do have exactly the same code on the paper. So apparently there is a series of codes they go through that do repeat occasionally. I suppose if a man had a list of all the possible codes, he could eventually get in. Easier to just break in though. Earlier when I wrote that they are all different, I had only looked at three of them, not wanting to open the factory packaging at all. Thanks for your great point. Have a good day.
To anyone who does not understand why you would want one of these, all I can say is, if you have ever had one, you will never go without it again. I cant tell you how many times my wife has locked her keys in the car, once with my infant son in the back seat! Yes, we had a hide a key, but it had fallen off. I have a bunch of keys, like 50 or so, so I break them down into two keychains, and then I only have to carry the small one, or none at all. If I am hunting, fishing, water skiing, jogging, or at the gym, why would I want to carry my keys with me. They are uncomfortable to have in your pocket if you wear slacks everyday to work, like I do, or workout clothes are loose fitting with few, and poorly designed pockets. These keypads are the number one item I would choose as ESSENTIAL in any vehicle I ever own. If it does not come with one, I will have it added. The convenience and peace of mind it allows, cannot be matched with a key fob, which will be locked inside right along with your keys when you make a mistake and lock yourself out. Its just a matter of time. Anybody who has had one of these in the past, please comment! We need to have a survey to see what other people think of these things. I guarantee everyone who had one, love them. But that's just my opinion. Thanks.
Hey everybody, I still have one of these keypads left if anyone wants to have one of my favorite accessories. If you ever get one, you will NEVER want to be without it again. Ask anybody who has one of these, or ever owned a Ford vehicle with a keypad. They are extremely handy, and give peace of mind knowing that you can never lock yourself out. Nissan has stopped making them, so when this one is gone, good luck finding one. There are still ads all over the place online, but its impossible to find anybody with one in stock. You don't have to take my word for it though, check for yourself! God bless Everyone!
The nissan keypads had an msrp of $91 and some change. That's barely a tank of gas. For the cost of two tanks of gas, you can have one of these keypads. If you ever have one on a vehicle, you wont ever accept a ride without it. At least I wont. They are too cool. God bless!
You are a F++cking moron! I only have one of these left. It is what it is. The difference in what I paid and what I charge is called PROFIT!! You may enjoy giving stuff away, but MOST of the people on this site are grownups and can decide for themselves if they want to purchase an item or not. I have no idea why an ***++le like yourself would even go to the trouble to write a post like this. Its not helpful to anybody. Go back to playing your x-box or whackin off or whatever. ****!
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