How to Start Infiniti G35 Without Key Fob

Dead Key Fob Solutions
If you find yourself unable to start your Infiniti G35 due to a dead key fob, don't worry. There are several methods to get your vehicle running:
Using the Mechanical Key
1. Locate the mechanical key hidden inside your key fob
2. Remove the mechanical key by sliding the release latch
3. Use the mechanical key to unlock the driver's door
4. Once inside, proceed to start the vehicle using one of the following methods
Starting with a Key Port
Some Infiniti G35 models have a key port located on the left side of the steering column:
1. Insert the key fob into the port with the buttons facing upward
2. Press the brake pedal
3. Push the Start/Stop ignition button
Starting without a Key Port
For models without a key port:
1. Touch the Start/Stop ignition button with the key fob
2. Listen for a chime sound
3. Within 10 seconds, press the brake pedal and push the Start/Stop button
Alternative Method
If the above methods don't work:
1. Hold the key fob directly against the Start/Stop button
2. Press the button with the key fob itself while depressing the brake pedal
Preventive Measures
To avoid future issues:
- Regularly replace the key fob battery
- Keep a spare key fob with a fresh battery
- Consider carrying a small backup battery for emergencies
Important Notes
- These methods work for dead key fob batteries, not for completely non-functional key fobs
- If your G35 still won't start, there may be other issues requiring professional attention
- Always ensure your vehicle is in "Park" before attempting to start it
FAQs About Starting Infiniti G35 Without Key
- Can I drive my G35 if I start it with a dead key fob?
Yes, once started, you can drive normally. However, you may not be able to restart the car if you turn it off. - Will these methods work for all Infiniti G35 models?
Most methods work for various G35 models, but specific procedures may vary slightly based on the year and trim. - How often should I replace my key fob battery?
It's recommended to replace the battery every 1-2 years or when you notice decreased range.
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