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anybody put a starter button on a ef or similar. how hard is it to put in and how is it done and what type of buttons you use.
cheers
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| joshannon.7 |
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Age: 41 Posts: 296 Joined: 16th Oct 2006 Ride: 94 EF (OPT20), TF Cortina Ghia Location: Bendigo |
i kept killing ignition switches in my old Nissan Urvan. so i disconected the wires from the ignition which actualy start the car and just attatched them to a momentary push switch. then turn ignition to the on\run then push the button. dunno if it would work in the ef tho smartlock may be an issue. Can sombody confirm/deny if this will work in ef.
used to be funny as hell watching ppl trying to start it tho. and for some reason noone ever thought to ask what the big red button on the dash in front of the driver was.
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| fastleno |
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i fitted a second rear demister switch, opened the ignition lume found the wire that runs to the starter relay cut it and added a hidden switch to swap from key to starter button works as anti theft device as well
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| EBGizmo |
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This will work without smartlock modification on EF as long as the key is turned to IGN.
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| TROYMAN |
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i need to ask why would you want a start button instead of a key start??
to me its a bodgy thing you do when your ignition is stuffed.. or if your driving a go cart or a paddock basher.lol its just my opinion but ill still like to know why?? |
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| fastleno |
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^^^ agreed i used it probably 6 times before it became annoying.
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| abuz4u |
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As already said......smartlock will work fine...long as the key is in the IGN position...
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| joshannon.7 |
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Age: 41 Posts: 296 Joined: 16th Oct 2006 Ride: 94 EF (OPT20), TF Cortina Ghia Location: Bendigo |
TROYMAN wrote: i need to ask why would you want a start button instead of a key start??
to me its a bodgy thing you do when your ignition is stuffed.. or if your driving a go cart or a paddock basher.lol its just my opinion but ill still like to know why?? well like i said i got sick of replacing ignition barrels in the urvan i had so i fitted a switch instead. problem solved.
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| abuz4u |
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TROYMAN wrote: i need to ask why would you want a start button instead of a key start??
to me its a bodgy thing you do when your ignition is stuffed.. or if your driving a go cart or a paddock basher.lol its just my opinion but ill still like to know why?? Its a bit of a novelty..... i think you would get sick of it .. |
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| twr7cx |
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abuz4u wrote: TROYMAN wrote: i need to ask why would you want a start button instead of a key start?? to me its a bodgy thing you do when your ignition is stuffed.. or if your driving a go cart or a paddock basher.lol its just my opinion but ill still like to know why?? Its a bit of a novelty..... i think you would get sick of it .. To pretend you have an FPV... |
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twr7cx wrote: abuz4u wrote: TROYMAN wrote: i need to ask why would you want a start button instead of a key start?? to me its a bodgy thing you do when your ignition is stuffed.. or if your driving a go cart or a paddock basher.lol its just my opinion but ill still like to know why?? Its a bit of a novelty..... i think you would get sick of it .. To pretend you have an FPV... or as an anti theft device as someone already said 
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| dragginwagon |
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seems a bit pointless.
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| ScottFiske |
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i had a FPV ute for a couple of days. Annoyed the s**t out of me.. but then when it was running you forgot how annoying the push start was.
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