miami_em2

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I was just wondering if the JDM DC5 engine access start button kit will fit the 01-05 Civics. Seems stupid to put it in, but I think it's a pretty cool idea.

DsevenEm2

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dude u should just buy an rsx.. lol

miami_em2

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LOL....I like the way my vic looks. But I also like alot of DC5 parts.

boosted.es2

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you can make anything fit with custom fabrication.

miami_em2

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Do you think the wiring would be a hastle....

Lord ET

I think YOU'D be a hassle...?

So.Ill.EM2

it's been done before and i've even seen a diy for it! just use the search button next time ok?

click here for it

this is for a misc. momentary button but it should be very very similar if you can get ahold of a JDM DC5 button.

oh and by the way, you better rep me!

miami_em2

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I did check that link out a long time ago. But He did it on an automatic. Plus that wasn't a kit like what I'm talking about. Go to JDMland.com and to the DC5 section/interior and it's in there. What do you mean So.Ill.EM2 by rep you ????

bullet02ex

^^ click the symbol next to the green dot. It adds points to his reputation for helping you. Maybe you should now rep me also for teaching you how to rep. jk

Hayz

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So.Ill.EM2

https://www.civicforums.com/forums/7...ton-start.html

https://www.civicforums.com/forums/4...night-pic.html

http://www.ephatch.com/resource/s2000/s2000.htm

all of these seem to be similar to the one i gave you before. if there is a difference between the setup for the push button start wiring for an automatic as compared to a manual, it sould be very slight. just ask around and i'm sure you can get an answer.

as far as the jdmland DC5, it looks like the same exact button as a s2000. it's probably simpler to follow the steps told in the DIY's. plus you'll save 229 dollars, and you should be slapped if you would pay this much for a push button switch.

good luck, i'll answer any more questions if i can.

miami_em2

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Thanks alot. I wanted to put the s2k's button but i wanted to know if the DC5 wiring kit would work on or cars. But I'm gonna contact JDMland.com and ask them. Thanks alot guys

DaMadScientist

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same thing, very easy to install all you need to do is splice the starter and ignition wire

manahoonie

he is mainly asking if the connections are plug and play...

if anyone actually saw the button on the site he was showing,it includes all the wires and the wires end in clips. he is asking if the clips go straight into diferent areas to make this work. The other DIYs, you would have to cut up wires and such...

miami_em2

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Yea, that and If I would have to put the key in the ignition and turn it to acc like the DIY

burke420

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sweet, so i buy the s2k button, install.. and whammy! i got a push start.. just like toddlers..lol.. jk... i want one, but the dc5 is too dayyum much!~

miami_em2

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I kow it is. I wouldn't pay that. I just want the s2k engine start button without having to put in the damn key...lol. i understand and would easily do the install but I didn't see anything about not having to put in the key. It sucks if I have to. Then there's no point in having the start button cuz if I'm turning the key to acc, I might as well turn it a bit more and start the car.

burke420

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just do it... i mean clean installs, and the s2k is cheaper.. so rock it!... it builds character!

WhiteRabbit

if you want to avoid putting the key in, buy a universal transponder bypass kit built for remote start systems. this will take an existing key and simulate its presence around the column. Thus, even your non-chipped key will start the vehicle.

add a solution to hit acc, and you are done.

Has anyone discussed the potential safety hazards involved with eliminating the ignition lock from the car-start sequence? As I recall, the s2000 requires acc to operate pushbutton start...