Which Nissan Quest does the 285E3-1JA1A smart key fit?

The 285E3-1JA1A smart key fits the Nissan Quest 2011-2017 with the 5-button layout, North American version. Match the part number printed on the back of the original key, and the button layout, before ordering. Keys for the same car can differ by trim, market and button count.

What is the difference between 285E3-1JA1A and 285E3-1JA2A?

Both are Nissan Quest keys, but 285E3-1JA2A is a different key: another layout or approval. This listing is 285E3-1JA1A only, so read the part number on the original key before ordering. The two do not interchange. Match the button layout as well.

What frequency and transponder chip does the 285E3-1JA1A key use?

The 285E3-1JA1A smart key transmits at 315 MHz and carries a HITAG 2, ID46 (PCF7952) transponder inside the housing. No separate chip is needed, but the key must be registered to the car with a diagnostic tool before it unlocks the doors or starts the engine.

How is the Nissan Quest 2011-2017 smart key programmed?

The Nissan Quest 2011-2017 smart key is programmed over the OBD-II port with the dealer system or a locksmith key programmer that covers this model. Registration needs the BCM PIN and erases every stored key, so register all keys in one session.

Is the emergency blade included with the 285E3-1JA1A key?

No. The 285E3-1JA1A smart key is supplied as the key only, without its emergency insert blade; it takes an NSN14 profile blade. Source the blade separately and cut it to the vehicle's key code, by code or by decoding the door lock.

Is this 285E3-1JA1A key a genuine Nissan part?

Yes. This listing is a genuine factory Nissan 285E3-1JA1A smart key, supplied new and unprogrammed, without the emergency blade. It is programmed to the car over OBD like any new key. Match the part number on the original first.

Which battery does the 285E3-1JA1A smart key take?

The 285E3-1JA1A smart key runs on a CR2025 coin cell battery, fitted inside the housing. Replace it when the range drops or the dashboard shows a low key battery warning. If the battery is flat, hold the key against the start button to start the car.

Nissan Quest 2011-2017 Key CWTWB1U818 285E3-1JA1A Genuine

Name: Nissan Quest 2011-2017 Smart Key 5-button 315MHz - 285E3-1JA1A - Genuine · OEM · New
Brand: Nissan
SKU: B00061
Price: 250.21 AED
Availability: OutOfStock

Specification

Value

Vehicle Make

Nissan

Condition

Genuine Brand New

Country of Manufacture

Japan

Region

GCC & Europ, Usa & Canada

Frequency

315 MHz

Battery

CR2025

Buttons Count

5-buttons

Color

Black

Fcc Id

CWTWB1U789

1788D-FWB1U789

285E3-1JA1A

Weight

0.06 kg

Genuine · OEM · New

Nissan Quest 2011-2017 Smart Key 5-Button

5-button · 315 MHz · ID46 · FCC ID CWTWB1U818 · Part 285E3-1JA1A

Buttons

315 MHz

Frequency

ID46

Transponder chip

CR2025

Battery

⭐ Built for the Nissan Quest 2011-2017, this 5-button smart key is a new genuine factory Nissan unit of part number 285E3-1JA1A, running at 315 MHz with a HITAG 2, ID46 (PCF7952) transponder. Its buttons cover lock, unlock, left sliding door, right sliding door, panic. It is supplied as the key only, without the emergency blade, and is registered over OBD with a diagnostic tool.

⚙️ Key features

5-button layout

Lock, unlock, left sliding door, right sliding door, panic.

315 MHz with ID46

315 MHz transmitter paired with a HITAG 2, ID46 (PCF7952) transponder for proximity entry and push-button start.

Not the 285E3-1JA2A key

Built for 285E3-1JA1A only. 285E3-1JA2A is a different part number and does not interchange.

CR2025 coin cell

Runs on a user-replaceable CR2025 battery. The emergency blade is sourced separately.

💎 Benefits

Every button working

The 5-button layout matches the car, so the customer keeps every remote function.

Fewer wrong orders

Ordering by part number 285E3-1JA1A avoids returns from look-alike keys.

Factory electronics

A genuine Nissan unit, so the electronics match the original key exactly.

Customer confidence

A factory key reassures customers who want the same part the car was built with.

👥 Who it's for

Automotive locksmiths

Add-key and all-keys-lost jobs on the Nissan Quest with OBD key programmers.

Key shops and counter trade

Stock for walk-in spare key requests on the Quest.

Dealers and garages

Replacement keys for used Quest stock and service customers.

🚗 Compatible vehicles

NISSANQuest2011-2017

Before ordering, match part number 285E3-1JA1A or FCC ID CWTWB1U818 printed on the original key.

📦 What's included

✅ IN THE BOX

✔ 1 × genuine new 5-button smart key with HITAG 2, ID46 (PCF7952) transponder

❌ NOT INCLUDED

✘ Emergency insert blade (NSN14 profile) - source separately and cut to the vehicle's key code

✘ Programming to the vehicle - done over OBD with a diagnostic tool

📋 Specifications

📡 REMOTE

FCC ID

CWTWB1U818

Frequency

315 MHz

Buttons

Key type

Smart proximity key, push-button start

1788D-FWB1U818

🔐 TRANSPONDER & BLADE

Transponder chip

HITAG 2, ID46 (PCF7952)

Emergency key blade

Not included

Blade profile

NSN14

📦 PHYSICAL & POWER

Battery

CR2025

Weight

60 g

Condition

Genuine · OEM · New

🔢 PART NUMBERS

285E3-1JA1A part number

IMPORTANT - READ BEFORE ORDERING

BCM PIN and all keys in one session - Nissan Intelligent Key registration needs the BCM PIN, calculated from the challenge code the tool reads, and it erases every stored key, so all of the customer's keys must be registered in the same session.

Not the 285E3-1JA2A key - a different part number; match 285E3-1JA1A on the original.

Not the 285E3-1KM0D key - a different part number; match 285E3-1JA1A on the original.

Market version - this key is the North American version; check the part number on the original before ordering.

Buttons follow the car's options - remote start, parking assist and power door buttons only work on a car fitted with those options.

Blade not included - this key is supplied without its emergency insert blade; source an NSN14 blade and cut it to the vehicle's key code.

Genuine factory key - a new genuine Nissan unit, supplied unprogrammed.

🛠️ Programming instructions

🔌OBD PROGRAMMING - DIAGNOSTIC TOOL REQUIRED

This proximity smart key cannot be learned by hand. It is registered to the car through the OBD-II port with a diagnostic tool.

Compatible tools: the Nissan CONSULT dealer system, or a locksmith key programmer whose software lists this model and year.

Add key (spare): connect over OBD, read the BCM challenge and calculate the PIN, then register the new key together with every existing key the customer keeps, because registration erases all stored keys.

All keys lost: the BCM PIN is calculated from the challenge code first, then each key is registered in the same session.

Blade: cut the NSN14 emergency blade, sourced separately, to the vehicle's key code and test it in the driver's door.

Check coverage first: support depends on the tool's software version and the exact model year. Verify the Nissan Quest 2011-2017 smart key is in the tool's supported list before the job.