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2007 350z neutral safety?


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KPierson 
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Posted: July 19, 2009 at 2:27 PM / IP Logged  

If you use a general purpose transistor (like a 2n2904) you would wire the base to the P/NP wire (brown wire in car) the emitter to ground and the collector to the alarm.

You should incorporate a few resistors to protect the transistor - a 470 ohm resistor between the P/NP signal wire and the base should work, and then a 100 ohm resistor between the collector and the alarm.

This will convert the polarity without making any noise.

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that part number you had on there. where do i get that? is that a radio shack number?
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It isn't a Radioshack number, but they should have the 2n3904 transistor.  Any general purpose NPN transistor will work.
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Have we found out what he is installing yet? This is why I ask:

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Well here's what's up he's got an alarm remote start combo that was previously installed its one that can be used on a manual ot has the safety wire that has to show ground in ordere to remote start, so my plan is to connect this to the neutral safety wire like I've done several times before so the car won't start unless its in neutral. Unfortunetaly I haven't done one on a 350z for quite awhile so I figured someone on here would know off the top of their head. So to answer your accusation no I'm not trying to do what youtr thinking I've been in this industry for 15 years I now how it works. But I'm trying to fix it so my customers car quits lunging and won't start in gear like it does now.
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Sorry for the typos typing on a phones keyboard sucks
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Posted: July 29, 2009 at 9:17 PM / IP Logged  
Is it really an issue to install a "automatic" remote start system in a manual vehicle IF the vehicle has a sufficient OEM neutral safety wire?  I realize the danger (and liability) of installing a system with no safeties or even homemade safeties, but when an OEM safety is incorporated I personally don't see an issue with it.  If it is against the site rules please feel free to delete my posts on the topic!
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