How to starter kill with 2 starter wires?

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Topic: How to starter kill with 2 starter wires?

Posted By: Sierra2700
Subject: How to starter kill with 2 starter wires?
Date Posted: January 15, 2005 at 5:18 PM

Doing an install on a nissan sentra 2002 with 2 starter wires. Anyone have a clear and easy way how to do a starter kill relay for that vehicle. Do I really have to use 2 relay's for the starter kill alone? I need to make sure that if the brain fails, the car will still start with the turn of the key.

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Posted By: Jschult3
Date Posted: January 15, 2005 at 5:25 PM

Why does Nissan still use a 2 wire system for the starter anyway, even if it is cold out!?!

Anyway I'm thinking you will have two use two relays to keep 'em seperate.

Split your neg when armed output and wire 'em both as normal. That way she'll start if the brain fails.

I've done a couple of these with keyless/alarms but none with RS as well.

Good Luck

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Jeff
Always Verify Wire information before Connecting! Just a Darn Good DIY'R

Posted By: forbidden
Date Posted: January 15, 2005 at 6:48 PM

Some brains have a jumper for a 5th relay that can be set to 2nd starter as well. If it not used as a second ignition, use it for the 2nd starter. Otherwise the last post was bang on.

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Posted By: Sierra2700
Date Posted: January 15, 2005 at 7:47 PM

Ok, my brain does have a 5th relay for 2nd starter but that doesn't help with the starter kill I don't believe? It does allow me to hook up both starter wires though. Does anyone have a wire schematic for wiring in 2 starter kill relay's?

When I say starter kill I mean, so when you get in the car and turn the key, you don't accidentally turn it to far and grind the starter drive.

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