Button/Switch start
#1
Button/Switch start
Ok so I have been seing the whole start your engine with a switch or the button ones. I was talking about these in class and my teacher who worked at autozone as a manager says that he did it to his old mustang for 3 bucks. I have an 00 accord ex and it looks like there is a lil pop out where I do not have a feature by the moonroof controls. I think it was for some canada only button. Anyways is this true. Can anyone give me a link to a part for that price. Anyone have any know-how in this. Thanks in advance.
#3
RE: Button/Switch start
Well i ahve seen the fifty dollar buttons and then they are like another 50 to install. I was tlaking about this and he said he did it too his mustang for 3 dollars. He is auto certified or whatever and said if I brought the part he would wire it as long as I had a punch out left. I do like I said before. Anyways I can't find the part like he said but I did find a 15 dollar switch. But it was gay looking. I want like a lil silver lil prong type switch or a big button.
#4
RE: Button/Switch start
See if you can go to the dealership and find out what an s2000 Start button costs...ir try the bay. OR you could always get that gay button and spray it silver with car paint. still for a $100 thats not really that bad. Definetly a bonus for a wow factor when you go to sell your car... if yo ufind an idot or a young kid that cant control him/herself they will definetly buy something like that with cool bells and whitsles... thats how I sold my 240sx so damn fast
#5
RE: Button/Switch start
Yeah he will do it for free. Found a cheap switch at autozone for under 10. Then I just need to pick up the 10 guage wiring and then he will do it with me. Then I can do it for my friend. He is wiring it for free 99.
#7
RE: Button/Switch start
Yeah well better safe than sorry anyways I got it for free. I picked up a switch at autozone for 2.99 I will hopefully write up a guide with lots of pictures and then you all can do it to yor rides. It cost me 2.99 and we are leaving the old ignition intact so if anything goes wrong I am still fine.