My new push button start
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My new push button start this took a while to hook up cause i was using too small of wire for my splice to break through the insulation but its working now
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Rep Power: 339 its pretty easy.. i woulda done a diy.. but i made quite a few mistakes...
just remember this... black/white wire is starter, white is constant power, ground anywhere, and use the black/yellow wire for your ignition source
that being said, you should use the yellow scotch locks with 12-14 gauge wire to have it so you can still use they key.. no cutting of wires is necessary
i cut mine because i want to have to use the button
im gonna put in a switch so that i can turn of the damn light when my car is already running so ppl dont think they can push the button when the car is running
just remember this... black/white wire is starter, white is constant power, ground anywhere, and use the black/yellow wire for your ignition source
that being said, you should use the yellow scotch locks with 12-14 gauge wire to have it so you can still use they key.. no cutting of wires is necessary
i cut mine because i want to have to use the button
im gonna put in a switch so that i can turn of the damn light when my car is already running so ppl dont think they can push the button when the car is running
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^^ On the contrary, I put it there so that people could mess with it. It's great for shows when you show it to people and they are like "That's so cool!" So I let them sit in the passenger seat and they get to start the car up. It helps generate interests in the car.
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^^ On the contrary, I put it there so that people could mess with it. It's great for shows when you show it to people and they are like "That's so cool!" So I let them sit in the passenger seat and they get to start the car up. It helps generate interests in the car.
^^ On the contrary, I put it there so that people could mess with it. It's great for shows when you show it to people and they are like "That's so cool!" So I let them sit in the passenger seat and they get to start the car up. It helps generate interests in the car.
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Rep Power: 339 i have a 5spd.... yes you have to press the clutch and the button to start, and i havent gotten as far as to relocate the 12v socket yet.. but when i do, you will know
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Rep Power: 0 but my point is, wouldn;t it be better on a 5 spd because if you push that button again, it wouldnt do anything right? i mean you have to engage the clutch to start so.........
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