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I just came back from the local Nissan dealer and had 2 keys made.  I now have 3.  Unfortunately, the remote starter no longer works because the truck does not recognise the code from the bypass module.  The system is an Ultra Start 1550 but there are no markings on the module.  It is just a small black box with a circuit board inside of it.  Only 4 wires lead to it: 2 black connecting to the ignition barrel ring plus one red and one black wire.

Do you know what model it might be and how to reprogram it?

Thank you!

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Sorry you feel that way.
I don't have the info, but I guess
that truth may not always work for
everyone.

Try the site at www.ultrastarters.com for
info on they're system if unhappy here.

Sorry it was not the answer you wanted.

Robert Martin
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