PUSH BUTTON STARTER: Ignited?
01-08-2008, 05:29 AM
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PUSH BUTTON STARTER: Ignited?
I want to install a push button starter in my 03 Touring model. What other sites/companies besides Ignited make a kit for them or a universal kit ?
01-08-2008, 05:33 AM
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Originally Posted by Da K00l Aid Man
I want to install a push button starter in my 03 Touring model. What other sites/companies besides Ignited make a kit for them or a universal kit ?
01-12-2008, 02:31 PM
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The release of the KPtechnologies kit has been delayed a little so we can add a new feature.
Basically, when our kit is done, you'll be able to press and release the button and the module will start the car for you, just like OEM.
No other kit available has this feature.
Basically, when our kit is done, you'll be able to press and release the button and the module will start the car for you, just like OEM.
No other kit available has this feature.
01-12-2008, 08:17 PM
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The release of the KPtechnologies kit has been delayed a little so we can add a new feature.
Basically, when our kit is done, you'll be able to press and release the button and the module will start the car for you, just like OEM.
No other kit available has this feature.
Basically, when our kit is done, you'll be able to press and release the button and the module will start the car for you, just like OEM.
No other kit available has this feature.
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01-13-2008, 11:27 AM
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Kevin could easily release it now as I've seen it in action but knowing kevin he'll wait till it is perfect before releasing it so you guys will be in for a treat when it's done.
01-13-2008, 01:24 PM
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Originally Posted by KPierson
The release of the KPtechnologies kit has been delayed a little so we can add a new feature.
Basically, when our kit is done, you'll be able to press and release the button and the module will start the car for you, just like OEM.
No other kit available has this feature.
Basically, when our kit is done, you'll be able to press and release the button and the module will start the car for you, just like OEM.
No other kit available has this feature.
o0ooo keep the key in our pocket or something?
01-13-2008, 02:59 PM
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No, the key will still need to be in the ignition to unlock the steering wheel and satisfy the requirements of the Nissan transponder security system.
This version of the module is completely unintrusive to the OEM security features.
But, like I said, once it's done you'll be able to simply press and release the button, instead of holding the button down for the duration of the 'crank' part of starting the car.
This version of the module is completely unintrusive to the OEM security features.
But, like I said, once it's done you'll be able to simply press and release the button, instead of holding the button down for the duration of the 'crank' part of starting the car.
01-14-2008, 03:05 PM
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What is the point of a push button start if you have to put the key in? Wouldn't you still have to stick the key in and turn it half way? Why not turn your wrist 10 degrees more and start it.
01-14-2008, 03:28 PM
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It's just another gadget.
Whenever I have someone in my car and I pushbutton start it they always comment on it. It draws a lot of attention, most likely because it is still somewhat new and not many people have seen them in OEM form.
It isn't a convenience thing at all, it's more of a 'look at what I have' thing.
Whenever I have someone in my car and I pushbutton start it they always comment on it. It draws a lot of attention, most likely because it is still somewhat new and not many people have seen them in OEM form.
It isn't a convenience thing at all, it's more of a 'look at what I have' thing.
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Originally Posted by KPierson
It's just another gadget.
Whenever I have someone in my car and I pushbutton start it they always comment on it. It draws a lot of attention, most likely because it is still somewhat new and not many people have seen them in OEM form.
It isn't a convenience thing at all, it's more of a 'look at what I have' thing.
Whenever I have someone in my car and I pushbutton start it they always comment on it. It draws a lot of attention, most likely because it is still somewhat new and not many people have seen them in OEM form.
It isn't a convenience thing at all, it's more of a 'look at what I have' thing.
i like it!
01-17-2008, 01:19 PM
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As soon as possible. The new feature required quite a bit of modification to the original design, so its taking a bit longer then I expected. I had to add an entire routine to monitor and program a tach signal for the unit to monitor so that it knows when to shut the starter off.
As of right now I have all the code done for the programming part, now I just have to finish the actual starting side of it.
As of right now I have all the code done for the programming part, now I just have to finish the actual starting side of it.
01-17-2008, 05:07 PM
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Not to steal this thread, but here I go anyway
KP,
Here's an idea in addition to the push button...
I always wanted a passcode type of starter system. I think I saw this in the movie transporter 1. Basically, a driver punches a passcode to the numberpad somewhere in the car to start.
Of course our key will need to be inserted and turned to unlock the steering wheel lock, but but somehow disable to start using just the key for security purpose. If done right, I think this will be a good security feature not just for coolness factor.
Is this a feasible idea?
KP,
Here's an idea in addition to the push button...
I always wanted a passcode type of starter system. I think I saw this in the movie transporter 1. Basically, a driver punches a passcode to the numberpad somewhere in the car to start.
Of course our key will need to be inserted and turned to unlock the steering wheel lock, but but somehow disable to start using just the key for security purpose. If done right, I think this will be a good security feature not just for coolness factor.
Is this a feasible idea?
01-17-2008, 05:47 PM
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viper already makes a keypad add on like this. My 300zx had one when I bought it and I quickly got rid of it as it was retarded. I guess I could see if you were in a high crime area. Also most of them are pretty easy to bypass.