Can it be used to get your Nissan to start?
1182277
Only if your name is Bond, James Bond and you use the knife to strip back the wires under the dash to hotwire the car.Unfortunately, here in 'reality land' that doesn't actually work on any care made in the past 3 or 4 decades.
14536
I don't know, you may want to contact the manufacture. If you want my opinion, here it is: If you are stalled somewhere and can't get your car started, don't you need something that can get it started? If you call AAA or a towing service, how do you know that their jumper will cause you damage. The point is, you need a start and I recommend this for ME.
393333
I don't believe so. You might want buy the Powerall Jump Starter instead for that feature.
45863
I would not bet on it. The only time that I tried this was on a diesel pick up truck with a jump start battery pack helping it and I still didn't get it started. What worked was a battery charger with a built in engine starter. This porta jump seems weaker than advertized...just my experience.
853993
I really don't know, it didn't work in my Nissan 2012 Rogue, but it was cheap, so I thought I would give it a try.
376801
Yes. As long as you are jump starting it with a battery in your car and near a power outlet to plug this in.
1264578
This would probably work provided your starter doesn't draw more than 300amps peak, but this is a continuos duty solenoid not a starting solenoid.
1007882
No, that is a misprint or something of the sort, it is not at all suited to jump start a dead battery. However, if you were to leave it hooked up to a (nearly but not entirely) dead battery for 10 minutes, that would usually be enough to get the car started unless the battery itself is not just drained but also worn out or damaged/defective/etc, or unless it is very cold outside.
2241146
you can start it via the pull rope, but the electric start is much easier especially when the engine is cold. I have not tried the pull rope in cold start conditions, but it worked just fine when I used it to restart the engine.
32635
I'm not positive about that.. That depends on the remote start kit, if it takes the tach wire to let it disengauge the starter when the motor is running. If the kit is set-up like that.. Then yes, because you can use the triger wire for the trunk to activate it.. but there are better alarms out there that has that feature for just a little bit more money.. I hooked this up to my metal building using a power converter and the shock sensor that came with it sucks! If you're on a budget, also check the flea-markets or ebay... I just needed something that works, but I wouldn't put this alarm on my personal vehicles! FYI..
932767
If you know what your doing I'm sure you can get any remote start to work. You may have issues with it recognizing the amperage coming from the coil which allows it to keep the vehicle running. I imagine it's carburated though. So I'd look on google about adding a remote starter to a carburated vehicle. Hope this helps.
1432709
I never got mine to work on anything for more than a couple of minutes much less connecting it to an early ODB Nissan like yours. But apparently depending on your model the computer itself has a diagnostic code reader system built in. I was able to find the procedure on ehow here http://www.ehow.com/how_7485652_read-1992-nissan-code.html Again depending on what you have you may be able to find a pdf of the Factory service manual too.
1191485
I have a 2014 Nissan pathfimder push start and it works great with my truck. I never had a problem.
1612190
Yes! That is why I bought it. It also has pull start if needed. Great product!
1391116
I don't know, that instructions seem to say that it is for Toyota or Nissan. But you can always try it I guess?
263628
Yes it will, That is what I put it on. It should start, but you may need to adjust the slow speed screw.
2123006
Yes, but you need to check and see if your truck needs a bypass module to work with the starter.