Well recently one of my friends asked me to do a remote start alarm, i told him the consequences if he leaves his car in gear and remote starts his car. But isnt there a neutral safety wire that nissan has So it will check to see if its in neutral before it starts ? If so depending on if its a negative or positive trigger how would i hook it up through the directed alarm. Would i be using one of the wires from the neutral safety toggle switch ?

 

Yes there is. Wire black/white from the brain directly to the neutral safety wire. On 5th gens its pin 44 at the ecu which i think is green/white. Itll read nothing when the car is in gear, and ground when the car is in neutral.

 

and the black wire from the toggle switch goes directly to ground ? or do i leave it alone

 

didnt know there was a neutral safety wire in our cars. good to know..

 

Welcome to Maxima.org where weve been posting this info for years now...

 

listen don. ive done about....3 maximas. havent had any need to come on here and look at anything

 

boo hoo to you n00b.

 

get a tv yet? youre gonna scare the youngsters with a tv that size.

 

nah the site to order is temp down.

Thats my intentions...Huge animated figures are gonna scare me too !

 

site? where you getting it from?

my buddy just picked up a floor model from Tweeter, got a thousand off (it was last years model as well). pretty good deal..

 

Directly from Samsung and getting about $3000 of new and delivered.

 

since the ****** above didnt really answer your question...

i never wire in the switch, just wire black/white directly to the NSS wire at the ecu. But if you really want to you can wire it in...one end of it would go to black/white off the brain...the other end to the cars NSS wire.

 

Always safer to use the switch...

 

meh.

10televisions...

 

Only lazy installers skip it.

 

Try soldering every single connection of the remote start/alarms you have to do, then we'll see who is lazy.

circuit city > me.

 

buahahahaha

circuit pwnt that ass

 

hey hey hey

go change some diapers.

 

Oh you didnt just say that....

 

lol i couldnt think of anything else, i havent been on the org much lately

 

Im gonna send ya some then....

 

can anyone confirm the color, and location for the neutral safety switch on a 4th gen maxima Neutral Safety GREEN/ORANGE (-) AT SWITCH ON DR. SIDE OF TRANSAXLE

what switch?? Also if its located at the ecu,what color is it?

 

on the ECU...top right corner green/white

 

thx don your a life saver ; ) . Now go get that 70" dlp samsung

 

not a problem bud

Its a 71 !!

 

the wire is not testing when i put it in neutral nothing happens. Are you sure this is the correct wire for a 4th gen green and white at the top right corner of the ecu ????

 

I am .

 

i dont see one in the top right corner its more in the middle. and i stripped it back a little to test it and the test light does not light up at all if i put it in gear or leave it in Neutral. Im in the middle of working on the car right now so any help at this point would be appreciated. thanks

 

Its not the exact 'corner' but towards that way. Now your making me think...is there a White/Green? Im 99.99% sure its Green/White, but what the hell...

Are you using a standard test light? Or a computer safe?

 

its just a standard test light. the white and green is the tach and that is located more towards the top left corner. Iwill take a picture for you to identify if its the correct wire/position

 

Then it wont do anything...standard test light reads only 12V. Connect it to 12V then try again. Your reading a ground when in neutral and flat/nothing when in gear. Since its not computer safe, please use caution as Im not held responsible for mistakes.

No DMM available?

 

Oh and it should be the Right corner..

 

yea i have one with this test light when i touch the lock motor wires they lock or unlock depending on the wire i touch dont know if thats considiered computer safe. But heres a close up don

 

Neither of those two white ones have green on em? The pair right below your thumb.

Noooo that is definately not computer safe...Your doors are locking because your sending them a ground. You can clip onto 12V, but Im afraid for you possibly probing the wrong wire.

 

Edit: I confused myself again...what about that green/white 4 in from left and down two?

 

thats green and black the one in the middle is the only green and white wire i have found which is why im confused. I do have a digital multimeter handy

 

I would strongly recommend using the meter then. Connect one end to 12V and probe with the other.

 

hey don, it was that green and white wire. Its pin number 22 Its in the middle 3rd one over. I looked at the digrams in the fsm to confirm this. However i think i have a bad connection at the neutral safety wire, because it was starting fine earlier and now sometimes it wont start(as if the wire wasnt hooked up at all) , as well as if it does remote start when i checked the diagnostics it said neutral safety wire shutdown so im guessing its a bad connection.

 

i have the same EXACT problem...BUMP lol

 

Check then recheck, then finally triple check.