Blueharvest gradebook install#
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I had to use a panel removal tool to press on the connector. It’s even harder to actually remove the necessary bundle to work on the wires. Nissan was cruel enough to make this very difficult to access. There are three wires that need to go to the BCM.

After proper testing, I’ll go back and solder. The method I used was to use my strippers and some scissors to cut away about one inch of insulation, spread the inner wires, feed the EVO wire through them, twist it all together, and tape it up. These are a bit difficult because the Altima’s wires are 20 gauge. Instructions for other cars show where a fuse would go, but it appears that the harness actually just uses the brake pedal’s fuse and power. NOTE: Fortin’s instructions state that you need to cut a couple wires to go to the battery and supply a fuse, but the diagram does not show where one goes and the harness has no spot for a fuse. If you cannot figure it out from Fortin's site, my words will not help. Some connectors are more difficult than others to remove and replace (OBDII), but they eventually come out.Īgain, I am not going to tell you what wires go where. I'll take some pics when I go back to solder. It's a pain, and I'm not doing it again just for a photo. You will then need to remove the green connector behind the BCM. The Altima 2010 Push-To-Start has the minimum requirements While the EVO-ALL can work as a stand-alone starter, you must purchase the correct version. After looking through Fortin’s website for a while, I realized that the EVO-ALL would work as not just a bypass, but as a starter itself. ramsesfan13 mentioned that the Altima would work just fine if it had a bypass installed and suggested one by Fortin. I had read in several places that the Altima push-to-start had issues with aftermarket car starters.

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That being said, feel free to PM me with any questions you might have and will gladly answer what I can. If you cannot property go to Fortin's site and find the information for your specific vehicle then you have no business thinking that a complete stranger's forum post will magically give you all the insight you require. While I do cover what I had to do to access the components and the wires (that knowledge could save you a couple hours), I will not explain which wires go where. It is not necessarily applicable to models with a key or even the earlier models that do not have a slot for the key fob.

Blueharvest gradebook install#

This is an install I did on a 2010 Altima with Push-To-Start.