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Nissan Wingroad / AD (JDM) Remote Head Key Shell - 2-button · NSN14 Blade Included - Aftermarket · New

Nissan Wingroad / AD (JDM) Remote Head Key Shell - 2-button · NSN14 Blade Included - Aftermarket · New

SKU: B02943

$2.80
 9.98

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Specifications

Aftermarket Nissan remote head key shell for JDM models Wingroad / AD (JDM), 2-button, NSN14 profile, shell only - no electronics or chip. Replaces H0564-C9924.

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Aftermarket · New

Nissan JDM models Remote Head Key Shell - 2-Button, NSN14

2-button · aftermarket replacement shell · no electronics, chip, or blade · NSN14 profile · replaces H0564-C9924

2
Buttons
NSN14
Blade profile
No
Electronics
Replaces
H0564-C9924

⭐ The two-button sibling of the oval Nissan remote head key, matching the JDM H0564-C9924 donor fitted to Wingroad and AD vans. Same fixed-head body as the three-button version but with a blank where the boot button would sit; the uncut NSN14 blade and internal battery clamp come ready for the customer's board and chip. Useful for shops handling Japanese-import Nissans whose keys rarely have local replacements on the shelf.

⚙️ Key features

Direct-fit replacement housing

Moulded to match the H0564-C9924 Nissan key so the original board, buttons, and blade transfer straight across without modification.

Restores a failed shell, not the electronics

Fixes the common failure - cracked case, worn button membrane, snapped blade slot - while the customer keeps their already-programmed electronics, so no key programming is needed.

Uncut NSN14 blade included

Ships with an uncut NSN14 blade fitted to the housing - cut it to the customer's bitting or copy the old one, then transfer the board and chip as usual.

💎 Benefits

Lower cost than a full key

Reusing the customer's working electronics turns a cracked Nissan key into a shell swap instead of a new-key-and-programming job, protecting margin on a common repair.

No reprogramming downtime

Because the programmed board and chip carry over, the repaired key works the moment it's reassembled - a while-you-wait counter job rather than a bench programming session.

Low-cost stock line

A cheap, fast-moving spare for any shop already seeing Nissan keys with cracked cases or worn buttons, with no license or tool dependency to hold it.

👥 Who it's for

Automotive locksmiths

Locksmiths refreshing worn or cracked Nissan keys as a quick counter repair.

Key shops

Shops offering while-you-wait Nissan shell swaps without touching the programmed electronics.

Garages and used-car dealers

Garages and dealers tidying up Nissan keys on trade-in or workshop stock.

🚗 Compatible vehicles

NISSAN Wingroad / AD (VEY11, JDM) - donor key H0564-C9924: 315 MHz two-button remote head key -
NISSAN Other JDM models using the oval two-button NSN14 remote head key - match the head shape before ordering -
The exact JDM year span for this key is not independently published - match the oval two-button head and the NSN14 blade against the customer's original before ordering.

📦 What's included

✅ IN THE BOX

✔ Nissan remote head key shell (2-button) - empty housing

✔ Button pad / key back as moulded

✔ Uncut NSN14 blade - fitted, requires cutting

❌ NOT INCLUDED

✘ Transponder chip - transfer from the customer's original key

✘ Circuit board / remote electronics - transfer from the original

✘ Battery - reuse or replace separately

📋 Specifications

🧰 SHELL
Type
Remote Head Key Shell
Buttons
2
Blade profile
NSN14 (blade sold separately)
Part number
H0564-C9924
🚗 FITMENT
Make
Nissan
Vehicles
Wingroad / AD (JDM)
Years
JDM models
Function
Remote key
📦 PHYSICAL
Contents
Empty shell - no electronics
Condition
New, aftermarket
Chip
None - not included
Weight
40 g

🔧 Shell replacement - how to fit

🔑SHELL REPLACEMENT - TRANSFER YOUR PARTS

This is an empty replacement housing - it carries no electronics. Transfer the working parts from the customer's original Nissan key into it; no reprogramming is needed when those parts are reused.

Open the original key split the customer's original Nissan key and remove the circuit board, transponder chip, and battery.
Transfer the parts seat the board, chip, and battery into the new housing, then fit the button pad.
Cut the blade and test cut the supplied NSN14 blade to the original bitting (or copy the old blade), reassemble, then test every button and the immobiliser.
Verify coverage first: no reprogramming is needed when the original programmed electronics are reused; a new key and programming are only required if the customer's original board or chip is lost or destroyed.

Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions about this product

No. This is an empty remote head key shell only. It carries no transponder chip, circuit board, battery, or cut blade. Every working part transfers from the customer's original Nissan key, which is exactly why no reprogramming is required afterward.
No, provided the customer's original board and transponder chip are transferred into the new shell. Because the already-programmed electronics carry over, the key works immediately once reassembled. Reprogramming is only needed if the original electronics are lost or destroyed.
Yes. An uncut NSN14 blade ships fitted to the housing. Cut it to the customer's key code - by code or by copying the worn original - before returning the key. The blade carries no transponder; the chip transfers from the original key.
It replaces the H0564-C9924 Nissan key fitted to JDM models models. Match that Part number and the NSN14 blade profile against the customer's original before ordering, since a single vehicle family can span several different shells across trims and years.
No. It is an aftermarket replacement housing, not a genuine Nissan-branded component. It is intended as a cost-effective shell swap for a cracked or worn key, reusing the customer's own programmed electronics rather than replacing the complete key assembly.
No. This remote head key shell ships as an empty housing with no battery fitted. Reuse the battery from the customer's original key or fit a fresh coin cell of the same type when transferring the electronics across into the new shell.
Yes. Fitting is a mechanical shell swap - open the original Nissan key, move the board and chip across, fit a blade, and test. No programmer or license is required as long as the original electronics are reused.