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11-12-2003, 02:52 PM
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push button start?
anyone ever hook up a push button start system up? let me know if you did. im thinking about doing it to my GT but i dont know where i have to tap in for it. thanks...
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11-12-2003, 03:08 PM
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Re: push button start?
On the ignition wires. Use an Ignited Push button starter, they're the best. Also use the Ignited D.I.N. Panel, because it has room for 3 o-so-cool aircraft style toggle switches. Be careful you don't hit it when you're driving though, because you'll mess up the starter.
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12-26-2003, 07:54 PM
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Re: push button start?
I installed a auto start to my 3K. Actually it was kinda easy. The kit was an alarm also-- That was the hard part. You can get a Bulldog auto start from places like Sam's Club for like 50 dollars. you don't have to pull your whole dash, just the part around the ignition switch so you can get to the wires. Also you need to hook a wire up to your coil so the autostart knows the engine RPMS so it will stop firing the starter. trust me it's easy. took me about 2 hours. One more thing- there is a wire for the brake so the car cuts off when you push it if the key isn't installed.
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