ISG/Auto Hold, Proximity Lock/Unlock, Heat/Cool setting memory module

[jellyman]

Has anyone actually installed any and does it work? Who would be interested in purchasing one of these modules. Sal said he may bring some to US if there are enough interests, or I can start a GB for a decent discount. I would order ISG and Proximity memory modules myself.

Memory Modules info
ISG and Auto-Hold Memory Module
Proximity Smart Door Lock Module
Heated and Cooled Seats Memory Module

These are the modules available from Korea, hopefully we can get enough interests so Sal can get them in his store.

 

[Canoli]

Yes I have the proximity sensor. Works pretty good.

 

[RIck-F]

I installed the ISG module in my 2019 GT2; it does exactly what it's supposed to do. Never a problem.

 

[JohnnyBquick]

I installed the ISG (Idle Stop and Go) module in my 2019 GT2; it does exactly what it's supposed to do. Never a problem.

You have good instructions?

 

[JohnnyBquick]

You have good instructions?

If so, would you share with me?

 

[RIck-F]

If so, would you share with me?

I installed the ISG module in my 2019 GT2. It comes with adequate installation instructions-- but I did not save them. I have a 2022 now and decided I did not need the module: The Auto Brake Hold stays ON in my 2022 and I just pushed a small piece of black flexible plastic (the end of black wire tie) into the push button for the Auto Stop/Start. I cut the wire tie off with a razor blade right at the side of the button-- it's black as is the button and it is not noticeable unless examined closely-- and it's WAY cheaper than the module . . .

 

[rpoffen]

Yes I have the proximity sensor. Works pretty good.

Resurrected a 2 year old post.
I have the ISG module, easy to install and works just like it is supposed to.

 

[rpoffen]

If so, would you share with me?

Here is what Shark racing sent me for instructions.

 

[JohnnyBquick]

Thanks, but I really don't understand.

 

[rpoffen]

Thanks, but I really don't understand.

Find the two connectors as shown in the second picture), identify the wires in the pin locations (note orientation, looking at the connection side) and match the names to the wires on the module in the first picture and tap into them.