I drive NISSAN QUEST 2000model. My door has a problem thereby making my inner lights always on. So what I do is this: I remove my battery head whenever I come back from work and put it bacj the next morning (to avoid battery ruNning down). This morning I woke up very late and I did not even take my bath. I went to start my car and it was not making any sound or attempt to start. Up till this moment. So I took my car key (single key) and left for work (treking a very long distance to the tared road). Wen I got to work I realized I put my car key in a pocket with hole. Now I have lost my car key, my car cannot start. Pls what do I do? (Crying). Could it be that the car refused to start because I removed the ba3 head?

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If plan A doesn't work you should have plan B and not plan A recycled!

I am suprised you did not have a plan B, by getting duplicates of your car key. I once used a quest, your car not starting is not because you removed your battery head.

Did you go to work without taking a bath?
Does the inner light not have a switch?
Have a wiring expert sort out the door issue and obtain a new key.
Your battery might already be bad. Try another battery after the fix

I am suprised you did not have a plan B, by getting duplicates of your car key

i disagree with this. never duplicate key unless is broken. what will happen to the missing one? remove the key completely to avoid second owner removing the car from where it was parked.

Err...how do you duplicate a broken key?

Worst day of your life keh! Your car dey inside your compound dey look you and you dey cry? What about those that drove to a restaurant, park their cars, went in, ate, only for them to come out to drive off and start asking themselves "am I sure i touched my car key today, not to think off parking the car at this very spot some minutes ago?" Some would even run mad for some minutes before it would down on them that their cars have gone or stolen. Which day you go call that one then?

We must not drive every day. At least, you dey wake up and come back dey look your car. Its there, not running away. Ignore her if you don't have her time. When you do have her time, fix the problem.

Ikenna

Ikenna351: Worst day of your life keh! Your car dey inside your compound dey look you and you dey cry? What about those that drove to a restaurant, park their cars, went in, ate, only for them to come out to drive off and start asking themselves "am I sure i touched my car key today, not to think off parking the car at this very spot some minutes ago?" Some would even run mad for some minutes before it would down on them that their cars have gone or stolen. Which day you go call that one then?

We must not drive every day. At least, you dey wake up and come back dey look your car. Its there, not running away. Ignore her if you don't have her time. When you do have her time, fix the problem.

Ikenna

Hm. So as they say "in all things we should remain grateful..." or is it "every disappointment is..."?

I think it is advisable to always get an alternative key and hide it somewhere in case of this scenerio. It is bettet than changing the door and ignition keys.

i am of the humble opinion that u change your key system out rightly and endeavour to attend to minor issue before it causes u spiral headache like you are having presently. accept my sympathy.

Dont be upset, get a second hand ignition barrel, door locks , key and transponder. Fitting wont take long time , in case car is immobilized reprogram ecu and bsi
its bit of a hassle but worth doing rather than waiting for a lost key