Prototype
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Prototype
this is the easy part.
switch bezel will be painted flat black, not left alum.
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switch bezel will be painted flat black, not left alum.
<img src="http://jbipes.home.comcast.net/jpgs/start1.jpg">
<img src="http://jbipes.home.comcast.net/jpgs/start2.jpg">
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Right. Relatively simple connection. Once ignition is turned to on...
the starter circuit is independant.
Key switch is just a momentary switch.
A relay to engage a relay is what is needed between the push button and the stater circuit.
Key switch is just a momentary switch.
A relay to engage a relay is what is needed between the push button and the stater circuit.
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i had a start button on my corrado...
i put it there when the key switch broke, and it seemed easier to wire up a button with a hot lead to the starter and to the battery. it was kinda neat, but i don't know if i'd do it on a car with a working key switch...
you just doin' it for kicks?
you just doin' it for kicks?