30 hour project engine start using factory radio power button
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From: CA
I agree, the key is needed. Now if the SC300 had some type of setup like the Infiniti FX35/45 with the intelligence/tech package, the key can stay in your pocket and the car will start if you are in proximity to it. Makes me miss my Infiniti. 
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From: AZ
Has anyone ever thought that maybe this video is a fake, and the way they did this is by pressing the button, and right after that out of the cameras view they click the remote start button on their anti theft controller??????
I'm not saying it can't be done, but what I am saying is that you don't see this guyss hands after he presses the button, and this would be too stupid of a mod in my opinion. Plus, why is he using his left hand instead of the right one which is closest to the button.
I'm not saying it can't be done, but what I am saying is that you don't see this guyss hands after he presses the button, and this would be too stupid of a mod in my opinion. Plus, why is he using his left hand instead of the right one which is closest to the button.
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From: MA
KEY RECONGNITION! That's why!
If anyone can start your car with a push of a button it's stupid!
For example:
Honda s2000 require the key in the ignition to be able to push and start the car.
New altimas are a bit more advance, they have wireless key recognition and it has to be placed in a certain area before being able to use the push button start.
It's a safety feature for the well being of your car.
If you don't want that, then go for it and do it and have a high risk of somebody being able to steal your car with ease!
he even planned the stealing part out there is a separate part that u need to put a password into in order to start the car
the new lexus' the key only needs to be inside the car then push and start the point of push to start is to avoid putting the key in the ignition ...
if u put the key in the ignition u might as well take the extra second to turn it...
Interesting... What are you using to control crank time and hold the ignition wires on during operation? Are you using a traditional remote start with the activation input wired to the OEM volume ****? I'd be interested to see the components you used.
Good work.
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From: Florida
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From: Ky
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zqhtKm4VDZk
Sounds like alot of pros and cons here on this subject. Why does everyone hate a new possible DIY? Give the guy some credit. Not every DIY mod will be at everyones liking.
How come your video didnt show us you entering the code to know how legit it is? 
then after you tell us where your car is located! I dont think that's such a smart thing but its my opinion, that key pad will look a lil bit ugly in a clean interior.
then after you tell us where your car is located! I dont think that's such a smart thing but its my opinion, that key pad will look a lil bit ugly in a clean interior.
