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Trooper Experienced

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This may sound dumb, but i cannot figure out what this button is ment to do?

I was thinking maybe Boot Release? And maybe i have a blown fuse or something?

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Does it do anything if you hold it down for a few seconds instead of just pressing it?

I had an old maxima before the line with the same remote as that and it set the alarm off if you held it down.

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Botters

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Just tried holding it down, pressing multiple combinations of buttons, but no result. So if anyone has the same key i would love to know what theres does

Also does anyones indicators flash when they unlock and lock there R33. Its just so hard to tell if your a few meters away from the car listening for a clunk when the doors lock

Chris Rogers Grand Master

Chris Rogers

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they didn't do anything other than lock/unlock. the unit is a dealer add on and its ALL in the drivers door. with a bit of modding you can make it do the indicators. you need a relay and two 7A diodes to do it.

Chris Rogers Grand Master

Chris Rogers

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there is no elec components in the boot for a remote open, so it wont be for that, but i have no idea what it may be for

didnt think they had it factory.

tear the door down and you will see a module inside the rear of the door. that is the remote unit.

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