ni$mo350

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Thanks I'll definitely check that out...

Exiled Lakai

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good right up. Now i'll add this to the growing list of "things to do" to the Z!

UrbanTacticZ

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So, did you have any luck?

punish_her

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Waiting on parts and free time. Its busy due to the holidays so I need to get some time to get loose from work. Second the car is still in the shop finishing the tune on it, so I dont have access to it at the moment.

adamtaylorpcb

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nice, im gonna do this now

Cannysage

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soo, what's the point behind this mod again? i just read the first couple of pages, and you still have to put the key in, correct? why would you want to take one extra step to start an engine?

chopperman

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So you can feel like a race car driver duh

invazn

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from what i understand, you have to put the key in to use the start buttons in s2k's and ferraris too. i think its on the first or second page. it just a cool little mod, dont think its meant to do anything special.

edit: its on the 3rd post.

Hoooper

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id say the altima start/stop is certainly better given the start and also stop engine functions, not to mention being more versatile (read: not as deep)

OldDirty Z33

Ehhhhhhh waist of money but good job

Fluid1

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waste.

rockinbboy

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spell check ftw

350 x

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I wouldn't really say a waste of money since it may help out the guys with both a Z and a S. I just picked my 03 touring for a daily and when I went to start it I natural tried to push a non existent button on the Z lol. Happens to me here and there when I take the S out on the weekends. I must likely will do this mode just to make it more like my S lol. Nice DIY mod. Thanks for posting it. Later.

Mike

_Donovan_

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I want to do this, but I can't find the kit. I also can't find ANY shift ***** with the engine start switch built in that doesn't look completely useless or lame. And from my understanding, I could use any push/release button relay for this, right? Any help or suggestions. The shifter from Eleanor in Gone in 60 Seconds would look awesome. Anyone know of a shifter similar to that one?

OldDirty Z33

oops spell check sucks~! way over rated.

Brad350

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I've been working on a pushbutton ignition using the altima button. It reads the RPM from the ECU signal and offers single tap starting of the engine. Plus hold for 1-2 seconds to stop the engine (so you don't accidentally bump it, which allows you to place it in areas where it is likely to get bumped, like the center console). Its nearing completion, at which point I will post some vids and pictures. I'm thinking about selling it in a kit if it's everything I hope it will be.

The one I have currently installed, which I also made, doesn't have much of a brain and no RPM sensing, so I don't think its worthy of making a kit for. But the new one should be. Anyway, just a heads up to keep an eye out for it.

mavtais

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If done correctly, you could reduce the wear on the key ignition switch. I had to replace my 1990 Honda Accord switch after about 220K miles of driving.

What a lot of people don't understand is that this twisting motion of the key is wear and tear. The steps in turning the ignition can eventually get worn down and then the car may not stay on unless you literally hold the key in that position (I know cuz I had to do that with my Accord until my new part arrived).
Also, I see a lot of people don't let the embedded fuel-injection software kick in and wait for the fuel pump to power up before cranking the motor. These buttons could help force people to do that, resulting in healthier engines.

Process control, Jidoka.

RL99

Any one know where you can buy the kit? couldnt find any on ebay

yogipower

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Very good write up! I wish i can do this but i dont have any talent.

350z26

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+1 the link is old