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draggin95niss

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Posted: December 07, 2008 at 8:43 PM / IP Logged

for any of u dei dealers which dei module am i gonna need for an 08 altima with the push button start, i doin a full alarm with remote start and dont know what module i need....thanx in advance...

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XK 07flashed to PKN3 4.00

Or DLPK

or 1101T smart key interface

theres many out there heres a few choices.

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Posted: December 07, 2008 at 9:50 PM / IP Logged

Bypasskit.com is owned by DEI. Clicking the link will show you what they have for the 08 Altima.

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http://bypasskit.com/wizard.aspx?vehiclemake=Nissan&modelid=Altima&yearid=2008

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So did i post the wrong bypasses because thats exactly where i grabbed my info from?

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xplorin16, you weren't wrong with those listed. However XK07 is probably ideal for a push-to-start Nissan because there's apparently a very specific set of connections which need to be made and it does several of them itself.

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Use the search feature here, there was a big discussion about this a few months ago.

The XK07 not only doesn't work properly, and Trilogix apparently won't acknowledge or fix it, but competitors' modules are also much easier to install.

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thanx for the info guys....ill do the search for the previous discussion...

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Posted: December 08, 2008 at 7:03 PM / IP Logged

just to name a few others bypasses that are really good imo. fortin, idatalink. and dei made - bypasskits

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