DIY st800 installation
#81
when you pull the ebrake, the light on the push start button would light up. that tell you that the push start button is on so you can turn the ENGINE on or off. Your ebrake must be ENGAGED in order to start your car too.
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ok scratch that last one NOW it starts and stops for some reason i have no idea why but how can i set up the remote start. it only does a siren twice then flashes 7 times
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Ok do to add on this thread I have made some discoveries about this alarm IF you have a manual transmission car. To remote start you will have to set a manual reservation just so that u don't remote start into a wall. U just have to set ur alarm to manual reservation and when u turn off ur car it will not completely turn off until you get out and go out of range of ur vehicle. Then it will turn off by itself. You can turn this off but to be able to remote start you have to do it. If there's any questions you need on manual transmission install I just finished it so ask away lol
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Ok do to add on this thread I have made some discoveries about this alarm IF you have a manual transmission car. To remote start you will have to set a manual reservation just so that u don't remote start into a wall. U just have to set ur alarm to manual reservation and when u turn off ur car it will not completely turn off until you get out and go out of range of ur vehicle. Then it will turn off by itself. You can turn this off but to be able to remote start you have to do it. If there's any questions you need on manual transmission install I just finished it so ask away lol
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#89
do not follow my diagram exactly as it. you have to get your vehicle wiring diagram and check out the color code of your wires. My is an 06. If your make, model and year is different please get the vehicle diagram for your specific vehicle. I have many people asking me why it is not working when they follow the diagram exactly as it when their cars were not an 06 350z.
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Can somebody PLEASE help me out on how to install this gorgeous ST800 on a 03 G35 6mt in a very simple way? I would very much appreciate the help fom a fellow G/Z rider
#91
there is no simple way around it bro. you have to wire everything exactly the way i wired my here.
after that you have to add the 5 pin electrical relay for the clutch. (this is your clutch bypass)
DO NOT CUT DO NOT CUT DO NOT CUT DO NOT CUT THE safety loop in the brain THIS IS YOUR MANUAL SAFETY. i cut my because my car is an automatic.
after that you have to add the 5 pin electrical relay for the clutch. (this is your clutch bypass)
DO NOT CUT DO NOT CUT DO NOT CUT DO NOT CUT THE safety loop in the brain THIS IS YOUR MANUAL SAFETY. i cut my because my car is an automatic.
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This original way that he posted is pretty much straightforward u just need diagrams for ur car and u may need to keep it in a garage for a couple days if its ur first time. I had forced entry circuit diagrams and everything given to me from a local audio shop. If you have one nice enough to do this it helps alot! And btw watch other install videos on youtube u need background at least. Test ur wires very important!!! The diagrams may or may not be accurate! And finallyy just do it...once you have everything it might be scary but just go for it and take precautions and try nd work everything out to where if you make a mistake you can fix it. And i cant stress testinf ur wires for instance to get blinkers you grownd the black wire on the tester and put the red on the ecu pin i think it is and turn on the blinkers the volts will flash as lights turn on/off...its easy and works...hope this helps
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This original way that he posted is pretty much straightforward u just need diagrams for ur car and u may need to keep it in a garage for a couple days if its ur first time. I had forced entry circuit diagrams and everything given to me from a local audio shop. If you have one nice enough to do this it helps alot! And btw watch other install videos on youtube u need background at least. Test ur wires very important!!! The diagrams may or may not be accurate! And finallyy just do it...once you have everything it might be scary but just go for it and take precautions and try nd work everything out to where if you make a mistake you can fix it. And i cant stress testinf ur wires for instance to get blinkers you grownd the black wire on the tester and put the red on the ecu pin i think it is and turn on the blinkers the volts will flash as lights turn on/off...its easy and works...hope this helps
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No u dont just go mae a copy of your key at a locksmith...mine costed 2 dollars and cut that instead. Then drill a hole in the side of your bypass and insert the key hole first and just tape it to make it look pretty haha easy as pie!
#98
you can get the flash logic transponder bypass. you dont have to cut your key and leave it in the ignition at all. Cool eh? I mean no key in the ignition hole!!! lots of people doesnt want to leave their key in the ignition hole!!! this is their solution
#100
i know. i got my cut key in the ignition. but some people afraid of leaving their key in the ignition. that is they solution. I tried starting my car with the cut key in that is placed int he ignition. it wont start because there is no transponder in it. People are afraid someone gonna steal their cars with that cut key. I know that they cant!!!! but if anyone want to steal my car please go for it. that's why i got insurance!!!!