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xxunknownxx 
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Its the Sentra base model without stupidkey I mean intelligent key. I was wondering which would be the best bypass to use with the Avital 4113. I want to use D2D also. Also Im not connecting door locks. I already have a factory fob. I dont mind the reduced range either.
With this installation I want connect as few wires as I can....thats why I chose D2d. I only had to connect 7 wires in my malibu :)
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anyone?
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Posted: November 04, 2010 at 7:33 PM / IP Logged  
Newer Nissans' are a little more complicated.  I use iDatalink products but if you want to go D2D with a pre-loaded DEI product,
try the DLPK module.  You will also need a 30/40A SPDT relay for the IPDM ( that's 4 wires right there ).
Soldering is fun!
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Whats the IPDM?
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Ive done the basics so far...just need to bypass the transponder. I have a TBXkey sitting right here that I can use but the dealer was such a miser when it came to spare keys I'd rather not throw one in te coffin. Although I do like using coffins LOL
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Also as far as idatalink im open to all suggestions.
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Get yourself an Idatalink module.  It makes the job really easy.  And wire it W2W, it could save you some troubleshooting.  Dont do D2D.    

  And some Nissans get a funky "stuttered" crank when they start.  It happens mostly on the IKEY models.  But if you need to... one relay wired into the IPDM under the hood fixes it.

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Ahhh
Idatalink 2
Xpresskit 0
Hmnn...you say a stuttered crank you mean like when the car takes like 3 seconds to crank over. Also I caught all of the wires up under the dash and there was only one starter wire. And I was like "wth I could have sworn nissans have 2"
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Posted: November 05, 2010 at 6:48 AM / IP Logged  

'09 Sentra has one Ignition, one Starter and two Accessory wires. 

I always do W2W, also.  All of the wiring between the R/S and the bypass can be done "on the bench'  in a proper environment. 

The iDatalink ADS-DLSL CA2 with the ADS DLSL-NI firmware is a good choice.  The bypass does not cause you to lose a key, but a key is needed to program it to the car.  Additionally it will handle the door locks and trunk release thru the CAN Bus and supply a nice Tach signal.

The relay in the IPDM is recommmended for 2009s' and up.  Never tried one without it. 

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Posted: November 05, 2010 at 7:47 AM / IP Logged  
I'm gonna be a bit risky and see how it goes with the key in ignition and without that relay....just wondering. I wanna test the system anyways.
I've already got a tach signal but I figure the data module will provide a more reliable tach. Gonna go outside and try it now lol.
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