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02-07-2009 #1
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What size for push button start button? Kill switch?
http://www.ignitedperformance.com/sh...id=20&parent=6
Will this fit in a 68 Camaro lighter hole in the dash?
Also, I'd like to wire a switch in to kill the car upstream of the key so that the switch has to be on to start the car. With either the key or switch to kill the car. Maybe only the switch depending on wiring issues.
So, I'm looking at an aircraft style switch but need to know what amp/volt rating and wire size for such.
Thanks!Thomas
Spare Change: 68 Camaro, 300hp/350ci, 700R4
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02-08-2009 #2
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http://www.hondamarketplace.com/show....php?t=2268407
Found this, anyone use one? Though I'm thinking of just a push to start and shut of with key, as I don't know what to fill the ignition or lighter hole with.Thomas
Spare Change: 68 Camaro, 300hp/350ci, 700R4
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03-03-2009 #4
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I got a start button out of an arcade machine I want to use. It's big, yellow and luminated.
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03-04-2009 #5
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The best way to set this up in your car would be to use a relay to activate the starter. What you would do is use a SPDT 30a relay.
- Cut the starter wire coming off of the ignition cylinder
Take the side of the starter wire that goes to the starter and connect that to pin# 30 on the relay.
Tap into your ignition wire (should be pink) with a 12 ga wire and run it to pin 87 & 86.
Connect on side of the new push button starter and connect it to ground.
Take the other side of the push button and run it to a toggle switch, then from the other side of the toggle switch to pin 85 of the relay.
Setting it up this way will put a essentially no load on your switch or your pushbutton. I can make a diagram for you if you like, just PM me with your email address.
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03-05-2009 #6
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Jeremy Wilson
1969 Ford Torino GT Fastback
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03-05-2009 #7
You don't want this switch!! I have already "gone there", "done that". The switch you're referring to is made of plastic and is not worth the money. I bought one, received it, took one look at it and sent it back. If you want a really neat looking push button start, check out the short video below of my '68 with the push button start installed and visit the Digital Guard Dawg site for more information on the kit.
http://www.unclevinnys.com/vid48.html
MarkMark E.
'68 RS/SS Camaro, 350 c.i./400 hp, Thumper Cam, Hurst shifter, Muncie M-21, Pypes H-pipe w/violator mufflers, 18" Rushforth Battery Wheels
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03-05-2009 #8
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Mark, will one quick push turn on accessories or (in my case, fuel pump) Then push again to start?
Probably a little different install for me with a column ignition-tracing wires as opposed to your 68. How defined are the directions with other configurations?
Nice video by the way
Tom Koontz



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