Flashlogic Flrsni5 Web Programmable Remote Start For Nissan Maxima 2009 - 2014 on 2040-parts.com
Hollywood, Florida, United States
 Web-programmable, standalone remote start solution for select Nissan/Infiti PTS models 2007 and up. Includes custom t-harness for ‘plug & play’ installation. 2009-up vehicles support remote start from factory transmitter by pressing 3 X LOCK. Can be paired with optional range extender kits sold separately. 2007-2008 vehicle requires a mandatory RF kit sold separately. Please check flashlogic site for installation info.Professional installation is recommended |
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