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Car Forum / Nissan / Nissan Maxima / January 2005

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Remote Starter Install 98 SE 5 spd

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VanG - 22 Dec 2004 18:37 GMT
I am considering installing a remote starter on my 1998 SE with a maual
transmision and stock condition.

Can I pull this off in my own garage? Time is not an issue.

I  have purchased a Prostart 3 in 1 from Canadian Tire.

oR SHOULD i GET IT DEATLER INSTALLED FOR AN EXTRA $350cdn.

Any advice or opinions nor links appreciated.

Mike
David Efflandt - 22 Dec 2004 23:07 GMT
> I am considering installing a remote starter on my 1998 SE with a maual
> transmision and stock condition.
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>
> oR SHOULD i GET IT DEATLER INSTALLED FOR AN EXTRA $350cdn.

Personally I would not even consider a remote starter.  In order for it to
work you would have to leave the car in neutral with parking brake
engaged.  Without pressing the clutch, the starter would also need to
churn the stiff transmission fluid (did you ever notice your car lurch
forward when you initially let the clutch out in neutral in cold weather).  
And if your parking brake cable freezes up (or seizes for any other
reason) you will be lucky if it releases.  Of course you would not want to
start it in a closed garage.

The cooling system of that engine is compartmentalized to warm up
relatively quickly while driving (which would pollute less than cold
idling).
Codifus - 01 Jan 2005 20:35 GMT
> I am considering installing a remote starter on my 1998 SE with a maual
> transmision and stock condition.
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>
> Mike

In order to do it you would have to disable the failsafe mechanism on
the clutch pedal. If you turn the key to start the car WITHOUT pressing
the clutch pedal,  absolutely nothing happens. I believe it's a button
that actuated from the clutch pedal itself.
CD
 
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