yep

But it's a premium plastic :icon17:

It also is part of the "key" you will need if you leave the FOB with a valet or parking lot.

correct but you can put the key in the door and close the windows that way if you wanted.......

Who would want to put the key anywhere near the paint if avoidable?

It doesnt look like my key has any decent features. Windows dont open etc.

I think you are better off without a panic button. Mine is only actuated in my pants pocket accidently from time to time.

One of the few uses I can see for the panic button is to distract somebody while you draw a firearm.

Man, I was complaining about paying $4.15 a gallon for 93. Glad I don't live in merry old England.

^This. Thanks for bringing this up. If you hadn't, I would have.

Neodc, go outside and hold down your unlock button and see what happens. Report back here upon completion! :)

I'll bet it is! (*Beavis and Butthead laughter*)

Hopefully no one has the shakes that bad where they would miss the lock :nutswinger:

yeah but the one time i would needed it. it wouldn't have one..........

I've tried doing all the key press combinations and my key does nothing but open and close the doors... :(

Take it to the dealer it should do more than that

I'm sorry for rescue this "old" post...

I'm in the same case: my key only has 2 buttons (open and close). I don't have pannic button, and my windows CANNOT be opened/closed with the key...

I'm writing from spain, so I think this kind of "functions" are only enabled on some countries (depending of the market or something like that).

I'm a "newbie" with japan cars, but I have a lot of experience with VAG cars, and in these other cars is exactly the same: some of the "features" (pannic button, for example) are only enabled on some countries.

But (at least in VAG cars) you can enable all these features with VAGCOM (a program to "manage" and diagnose these cars) and a simple ODB2 wire... so I want to think that it's the same with Nissan cars...

Regards from Spain,