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when i bought my car it only came with normal keys. so obviously someone had lost the original keyless entry key and remote.

so i have bought a hole new set of locks with key and remote etc.

i plugged the new ignition barrel in today to test if itd work before i cracked the bolts.

it didnt work, so its got me wondering, where is the receiver for the key? is it not in the ignition barrel?

i replaced the battery in the remote too and nothing. i could start the car with the new barrel no worries

if i can find where the receiver is and make sure it hasnt been taken out or anything, can i take this remote i now have into nissan and get it reprogrammed?

i would prefer to use the nissan gear rather than putting an aftermarket remote on it.

thanks

adam

for reference the cars a 99 model laurel.

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on my r33 it is in door mate, (driver side) just take door tirm off and you will see it. maybe its the same??? hope that heaps mate

thanks

found it

does anyone know what the wires are coming out of it? someones played with mine so......

the top has a ground, acc and power and the bottom wires are blue and yellow. havent had time to trace them yet. theres about 6ish of them give or take. do they go to the other door motors or something like that?

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