EVO-ALL or EVO-ONE

Mon, 30 May 2022 17:25:29 +0000

I am preparing to do a remote start installation on a 2018 Infiniti Q60 (3.0L). The remote start module (with T-Harness) will be paired with the RFK-942 RF kit. I've installed the EVO-ALL on a 2016 Q50 and a 2017 Q60 (both 3.0L, both with T-Harness and both with RFK-942) and they are functioning well. My question to you is what would be the benefit of choosing the EVO-ONE over the EVO-ALL? For example, would I gain any additional functions (such as, trunk release via RFK-942 remote, parking lights control, etc.) if I went with the EVO-ONE instead of the EVO-ALL?

G37/Q60 did not start once recently, sometimes takes long time to initialize

Tue, 13 Nov 2018 09:49:21 +0000

I have a 2014 Q60 (G37 coupe) that I installed a Fortin EVO-ALL and NIST1 harness into. Using OEM fobs 3x to remote start. Has been installed for over a month. Install went well, but from beginning there was one persistent problem: when remote starting, 25% of time car remote starts right away as expected, 75% of the time seems to be delayed, vehicle lights come on, go off, come back on again and after 15 seconds or so the car would finally start. Seems to be a firmware issue, as others on the help forum have mentioned it is a common issue with no solution.

But, today the car failed to start. 42f/5c temperature outside, running lights and brake lights flashing strangely, did that twice and did NOT start. Car seemed to go dark, so I did 3x lock again and car did start.

Why does the car sometimes not start? I have lots of experience installing remote starters, and this one was the easiest, most well thought out system I have ever installed, there seems to be almost no room for install error with the NIST1 harness, so I can only surmise this is a firmware issue.

Please help solve the persistent starting delays and this new no start condition.

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EVO-ALL or EVO-ONE

G37/Q60 did not start once recently, sometimes takes long time to initialize