806469N00A Exterior Chrome Door Handle Front Left Driver Side, with Sensor and Smart Keyless Entry System, for 2009-2018 Nissan Sentra/Maxima/Murano/Leaf Replace# 80646-9N00A 806451AA0A

too lazy to go back outside and take a photo (arizona weather, am i right?!) but i installed the door handle myself and it works great!! button for the hands free unlock works and the pieces fit snug. I did this on a 2016 Nissan Sentra SV. Definitely worth the price but definitely check if this specific part # fits your car.

I didn’t use the whole assembly because I just needed the silver part that was broken off of the car I just bought back in March. It worked and fit perfectly

The product was easy to install and works great! Only thing that stumped me was the Key warning light upon restarting the car. I ended up removing the original sensor/button from OEM handle and tore out the new sensor/button. I should've recorded it since I couldn't find another video anywhere on google that covered this.

Everything is working as expected, though I now have a Key light on my dash. I've replaced the fob battery. I got in the car, took the key from the fob, left the fob in the cup holder, pressed the start button twice (no break), got out of the car, locked, unlocked, renetered and pressed the button again. This didn't get the light to go away, disconnected the battery for several minutes didn't do the trick either.It doesn't seem to respond to the trunk button on the fob anymore, and the fob needs to be a little closer than it used to to open the locks, but otherwise functions as expected. For these issues and lack of any included instruction, I am only giving it 4 stars. But I'm fully aware that the issue may be mine. If I ever figure it out, I'll update this.

My chrome on my Sentra's handle was popping off because the plastic near the key entry broke. I was able to save a little time and frustration by just removing the chrome plastic handle cover from the old and new part. Keep in mind, you still need to remove the door inside paneling. After removing the paneling, I did not disconnect the handle connectors. I removed the screw that holds the chrome plastic to the door handle. Then I did the same on the new handle. There is a clip that holds the handle in place. Remove the clip and the door handle will slide out on the new one and it allows you to remove the broken piece from the old handle. Swap the new handle and replace the clip and screw.This will save you from removing the key entry portion, disconnecting the door latch bar and handle connectors and removing the whole handle. This will also allow you to not worry about swapping the radio for the keyless entry.Good luck

My original failure reason was the handle was broken. The mechanics of changing the handle was simple enough for someone with a little mechanical ability and YouTube. However, I will need to do it all again because I am now getting an I-Key System Fault. What is the point of advertising that handle has the sensor if you need to replace it anyway. Starting to get tired of the acceptable false advertising allowed on Amazon.

This was a great replacement and just what I needed!

The plug on this unit doesn't match up with a 2014 Nissan Leaf. Just a warning. I had to take the old unit apart and put them on the new part to make this work for me. The plastic looks good and works, just be aware that the connections might be wrong for a leaf. If you are comfortable taking your old handle apart and using parts from this and your old one, this will work. That is why 3 starts. part is ok but not perfect for my car.