[DML] Re: Going keyless (push-button start)
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[DML] Re: Going keyless (push-button start)





I don't actually remember anyone doing this, but I'll try and help 
you along.  

> 2. Where'd the button come from?

There are a number of "starter buttons" on e-bay, the nice ones that 
come to mind are the ones made for the Honda S2000.  

> 3. Do you supply power to the starter directly through the button, 
> or is a relay used (and if so, any special type, or just a 
standard 12
> volt sealed automotive relay)?

If you think about how the keyed ignition switch works, it supplies 
power to the starter solenoid via the starter relay.  The button 
works the same way.  

The other things you'd have to think about are:

1.  Will your insurance cover you if you do this?
2.  How will you remove the steering lock?
3.  The stock ignition switch has 3 positions, while the starter 
button would have 2.  Would you add another toggle switch to 
simulate the key being in the "accessory position?"  
4.  Will you provide any protection for accidently pressing the 
button while the vehicle is already running?


Matt
#1604








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