Nissan 370Z Forum - Remote start

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I'm thinking about it. My stepson works for Toyota, he is going to talk to a buddy at Nissan about it. Then we'll see.

Anyone has had any kind of remote start system successfully installed on their M/T 370 yet? I'd be interested to hear about how well it's working, what brand was used, if there were any shortcomings, the cost of the system/installation, etc...

Cheers

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Originally Posted by silverpence (Post 95310)

I doubt anyone has installed it at all, much less on an M/T. These cars are so computerized that I think any kind of bypass on the clutch safety is going to be very difficult.

I wonder why the Japan market's Fairlady Z gets so many more goodies than we in the American market do...:shakes head:

i really want this as well but something has me puzzled. This key fob isn't the same foot print as the they key fob that came with the car. I guess what I am getting at is what do if we get this and the batter runs out? We can't stick it in the key port because it obviously wont fit....

So i guess my questions is, is this a replacement key fob or is this another key fob we would have to carry in addition to the one that we already have....

Edit:

Found the answer to my own question

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Originally Posted by SoCal 370Z (Post 50986)

The answer back gives feedback acknowledging functions you chose actually happened. The security system is already on the car with the Intelligent Key, and this remote is an adjunct to your Intelligent Key, not a replacement; you will now be carrying two remotes with you. What I am hoping is that you can open the trunk with the Z running versus the current situation.

This is the one I want to purchase too.

original post can be found here - http://www.the370z.com/50986-post43.html

I hate having crap in my pockets so this new automatically makes this a no go for me. Sucks too I really wanted a factory remote start.

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Originally Posted by g96818 (Post 93630)

all u guys have to do is bypass the clutch safety switch with a paperclip or something, then u can use remote start. that's what i did with my celica and it works perfectly :happydance:

Oh yea that is certainly a good solution....I'm going to risk a 38K investment using a 2-cent paperclip.....:icon14: DUMB :icon14: real DUMB.....rolleyes:

That looks pretty slick. I would guess it is a royal PITA to try and install though.

i want one.
does it still roll the windows down? maybe this one will actually roll them up too!

See the reply I got below...not very promising. Anyone interested in being the first guinea pig?

"Dear Sir/ Madam

Thank you so much for your e-mail. My name is Tsuyoshi from Japanparts.com. About 415-014-020-1, it is for A/T, so this is okay for the transmission type. However, all of our parts are basically for JDM, so I can not guarantee that this will fit to USDM.

Also, the installation directions in English are not available and not able to check the signals, so I can not tell that this sound is same as the US signals.

I am sorry for the inconvenience.

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Originally Posted by ZKindaGuy (Post 126038)

Oh yea that is certainly a good solution....I'm going to risk a 38K investment using a 2-cent paperclip.....:icon14: DUMB :icon14: real DUMB.....rolleyes:

then solder the wire together dumba$$. it's basically the same concept, complete the circuit