Pro-Start, Nissan Pickup Questions

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Topic: Pro-Start, Nissan Pickup Questions

Posted By: hillennium2001
Subject: Pro-Start, Nissan Pickup Questions
Date Posted: February 26, 2003 at 3:49 PM

I just purchased an Amenity Pro-Start 3300 alarm/remote start/keyless entry combo and I'm going to install it on my '92 Nissan Pickup. First off, I'd like to know if anyone knows whether Amenity Pro-Start and Autostart ProStart are the same company?? I have found a website for Autostart ProStart and it says they are out of Canada, but my "Amenity Pro-Start" alarm box says they are out of Iowa. I can't seem to find any information online about Amenity Pro-Start, and the 2 companies have different tech support numbers. Also, the ProStart website does not feature my model (the Pro-Start 3300); the closest they have to it is the ProStart CT-3300 and they have an online manual which is not the same as the manual I have. The manual that came with my alarm is VERY vague and I don't think it's going to be very helpful at all when I try to install the alarm. Does anyone know anything about this company? Also, does anyone have any tips for me before I try to install this thing? Anything concerning my specific vehicle? Oh, and one more thing, where is the best place to mount the shock sensor? My manual didn't even mention it..................any help would be greatly appreciated.

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Posted By: draasch
Date Posted: February 27, 2003 at 5:20 AM

I dont use that line of unit, I use the Omega line. They are really easy to install. They are based in GA. They also have a great tech dept. You can mount the shock sensor on a flat surface like the firewall make sure you dont drill into anything behind the wall. Always check and double check. Make sure it is not on a surface that will absorb the vibration as it travels to the sensor. ie: a large wiring harness under the dash. sometimes you dont get the sensitivity that you would like to have. If you need any wiring info let me know.
good luck,
david

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Posted By: jrilla
Date Posted: February 27, 2003 at 1:02 PM