Push Button Start, how hard? possible on a 2k2
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Push Button Start, how hard? possible on a 2k2
i found a push button starter and i think it would be cool to hae but i'm concerned about a few things.
1. how does it hook up.
2. do you still need the key in the ignition, pretty much 100% positive on my car since i have a chip but on other cars(my friend want one too)
3. is it hard to install????]
4. do you have one???
1. how does it hook up.
2. do you still need the key in the ignition, pretty much 100% positive on my car since i have a chip but on other cars(my friend want one too)
3. is it hard to install????]
4. do you have one???
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I have a 4th Gen and I installed a remote car starter. I am VERY sure that it is almost the same process as it is installing a pushbutton start. You need to find the 2 starter and ignition wires that come from the ignition that control the starting sequence. I know it seems hard, but when I find my manual for installing the remote car starter, I will tell you the color of the wires that are used to start the car.
Ill put it up..
My write-up on a push button starter:
A) Take your Minima to a Honda dealer.
B) Ask about its trade-in value.
C) Calm the salesman down from the out of control laughing.
D) Settle on a ridiculously low value for your Minima.
E) Purchase a Stook in the color of your choice (Yellow is preferred by former Minima drivers)
F) Sign a loan for many years with hefty payments.
G) Now you have a car with a start button that actually handles well and goes fast in stock form.
H) Smile with your new purchase and impress the ladies.
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A) Take your Minima to a Honda dealer.
B) Ask about its trade-in value.
C) Calm the salesman down from the out of control laughing.
D) Settle on a ridiculously low value for your Minima.
E) Purchase a Stook in the color of your choice (Yellow is preferred by former Minima drivers)
F) Sign a loan for many years with hefty payments.
G) Now you have a car with a start button that actually handles well and goes fast in stock form.
H) Smile with your new purchase and impress the ladies.
Search was used to find this write-up. Other useful links may be in here:
http://forums.maxima.org/showthread....rter+bill99gxe
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Originally posted by NickStam
i know the z8 have them too, and i think people have installed them on their e46's.
i know the z8 have them too, and i think people have installed them on their e46's.
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Originally posted by bill99gxe
My write-up on a push button starter:
A) Take your Minima to a Honda dealer.
B) Ask about its trade-in value.
C) Calm the salesman down from the out of control laughing.
D) Settle on a ridiculously low value for your Minima.
E) Purchase a Stook in the color of your choice (Yellow is preferred by former Minima drivers)
F) Sign a loan for many years with hefty payments.
G) Now you have a car with a start button that actually handles well and goes fast in stock form.
H) Smile with your new purchase and impress the ladies.
Search was used to find this write-up.
Other useful links may be in here:
http://forums.maxima.org/showthread....rter+bill99gxe
My write-up on a push button starter:
A) Take your Minima to a Honda dealer.
B) Ask about its trade-in value.
C) Calm the salesman down from the out of control laughing.
D) Settle on a ridiculously low value for your Minima.
E) Purchase a Stook in the color of your choice (Yellow is preferred by former Minima drivers)
F) Sign a loan for many years with hefty payments.
G) Now you have a car with a start button that actually handles well and goes fast in stock form.
H) Smile with your new purchase and impress the ladies.
Search was used to find this write-up. Other useful links may be in here:
http://forums.maxima.org/showthread....rter+bill99gxe
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Originally posted by dmbmaxima2k2
i'm gonna say i'm faster straigth line then a Stook even when i was stock but braking, tranny and suspension OMG. too bad i needed to take the top off and get a crane to be lowered into one, i'm big 230lbs and 6 feet tall, wide shoulders. WAY too small for me.
i'm gonna say i'm faster straigth line then a Stook even when i was stock but braking, tranny and suspension OMG. too bad i needed to take the top off and get a crane to be lowered into one, i'm big 230lbs and 6 feet tall, wide shoulders. WAY too small for me.
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