Convenient and Quick Remote Start for Nissan Altima, Maxima, Murano & Pathfinder with Start-X Plug N Play – 3X Lock Activation Review

Installed and working on my 2015 Nissan Altima. Decided to test the auto timer feature and it killed my battery. I jumped over but the problem is still there and the car service can't see the problem through the computer (engine light is on). I don't know what's going on, but the problems didn't go away even after uninstalling. DO NOT BUY!

Easy installation if you follow the video. However, the video is a cliffhanger. The last part is omitted where you have to connect everything including the sensors to test the system. When I found out that the gauges needed to be reinstalled on the dash, there were no more issues other than resetting the check engine light.

I just installed on a 2015 Altima and it was easy to do. However, there seem to be some bugs. When I turn on the transmission, the error appears for a second and disappears. writes something like "problem with the i-key system". And sometimes the car alarm goes off when I start or stop the engine. I don't know, did I do something wrong or is this normal?

Bought and installed a StartX remote start on a 2015 Nissan Altima. It's really easy to install without any additional purchases. Be sure to look at the piece of paper that came with the product for the actual installation link. I didn't and used a regular YouTube video which took a little longer to install but overall a great purchase. Definitely recommend

Nissan Altima 2013, on these machines almost everything is plastic. You have to remove the upper fascias and instrument cluster to get to the BCM, if it's there it's just color coded. Due to the limited space for aftermarket connections, it's easier to cut zip ties and relocate factory connectors, but it can be managed. They provide a plastic tool for removing the panels, or you can buy a better, cheaper tool. The installation is reversed. If you're mechanically inclined, it's quick and easy…

My brother had to install it. Pretty easy, may take a long time depending on you or your vehicle. There's a security feature that will turn off the car if you've left it unlocked before starting it with the remote. Now that I have this system, I really have to press the brake and start button to turn it off, or click the remote three times when I start the car. When you hit the button three times to start the car, you give it a few seconds to do its thing, it doesn't start as usual. All in all…