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Vibe Audio visited Sonic Electronix with one of their show trucks built by Pro-Score Extereme Fabrications (Pro-Line Kustoms). It is a 2005 Nissan ...

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does anyone know the cheapest way to get a copy of a computerized car key? nissan titan to be exact.?

i've called the car dealership and they want me to have the truck towed to the dealership and then they'll program another key. but that seems ridiculous, so there has to be another way to do that. i'm in houston, if that helps any.

It may be ridiculous, but consider the alternative; paying a mechanic to drive to the vehicle and then back to the shop for the programmer and cutting the key, and then back to your truck. Very expensive.
YOU lost the key, and you can't expect Nissan or the dealer to cover the cost of replacement.

Call and ask if you can accomplish the replacement with the VIN. They probably can if all that is needed is a chipped key and having it cut.
If PROGRAMMING is necessary, the vehicle will have to be at the shop!

Sorry for your predicament.

Good Luck

2006-10-01 14:51:44 by ceci_d_dancer | Posted in Maintenance & Repairs

baby car seats that fit a Nissan Titan 2005?

Any car seat will fit into any car. What you need to know is if the car seat uses the teather system. This is the system of hooks that attach to the metal hooks in the back seat of the truck. Much more stable then using the seat belts.

2006-09-19 19:36:29 by CINDI B | Posted in Safety

best dual din car stereo unit for 2004 nissan titan king cab..?

unit with the works bluetooth, hd radio,satellite rad., usb port, sd port cd/dvd player

Check out www.crutchfield.com

They have several radios what will meet your requirements. Many of the exra's like Bluetooth, HD radio, Satellite radio will require add-on modules.

2008-10-30 03:47:46 by djyoyofaust | Posted in Nissan