Push Button Start with Passive Device Key wanted

[spddmnjay]

I want to install a Push Button Starter and ignition that would have a passive device that the car detects.

Starting procedure would be: insert the card type key into ignition (no turning of ignition required). Car would detect that key has been inserted. Next step: push start button.

Anyone know of an aftermarket setup like this that I could install into my '96 Viper GTS Venom 550 Hennessey car? Here is a link to my Viper build https://www.pro-touring.com/forum/sh...ad.php?t=33878

[MrQuick]

Im doing a similar set up on my Firebird project. It uses an aftermarket key chain fob and reciever relay that only works when the key chain fob is with in 10 feet. The relay activates the power distibution and ignition circuit.

Then a double latch relay set up runs the starter an ignition kill on the S2000 starter button. I was originaly going to use a Viper push button but the Honda version is illuminated.

Try a google search on "PASSKEY". OR PM Frank about the set up he is using on Empty nest.

[MCMLXIX]

Im doing a similar set up on my Firebird project. It uses an aftermarket key chain fob and reciever relay that only works when the key chain fob is with in 10 feet. The relay activates the power distibution and ignition circuit.

What brand / Mfg did you use for the pass key ... ?

[ProdigyCustoms]

We are in the testing stage right now. but it looks good. All i can say for now.

[novanutcase]

My sisters 2008 Altima has that same setup. Pretty Cool!

John

[JohnC]

We are in the testing stage right now. but it looks good. All i can say for now.

Is there anything new with this? I think I'm in the market... group purchase?

Thanks
John

[CapSS92]

I used one I got from ebay brand new for 25 bux. Search for RFID. Here's a set of 2 for $18. http://cgi.ebay.com/2-TRANSPONDER-RF...QQcmdZViewItem

[Damn True]

Renault has a similar system.

[JohnC]

I used one I got from ebay brand new for 25 bux. Search for RFID. Here's a set of 2 for $18. http://cgi.ebay.com/2-TRANSPONDER-RF...QQcmdZViewItem

within 3 inches of the sensor???? even if it was in your pocket and the sensor was right under the seat--I dont think it would be close enough to activate the cellinoid for the push button start. It would be more ideal for door locks like it says.

Am I missing something??

[67rsssls]

Frank,

Can you give us an update on the kit you are working on?

[Tom 72RS/SS]

I would be interested too.

[Mark68]

Frank,

Will this kit work in a '68 Camaro? If so , I am interested in one too!

[esenior]

This might be what you are looking for...

http://www.digitalguarddawg.com/

[Tom 72RS/SS]

I'm looking more for the push button start like on the Honda S2000.

[JohnC]

I'm looking more for the push button start like on the Honda S2000.

Let me know what you come up with, Tom...

[spddmnjay]

I purchased a Honda S2000 push button starter for my Viper on Ebay. The company I purchased it from provided me with a proper wiring connector and wiring diagram specific to my Viper.

The company sells the Honda S2000 starter for all different vehicles and will include the proper wiring diagram, etc.

Sorry I can't remember who the Ebay seller was otherwise I would post it.

[496 ci smblk]

hi guys .
lexus have the push button start and passive key device you are after . check your local dealer or wrecker for a gs 430 or is-f .

[matty b]

Flaming River showed their new setup at SEMA and is based off of GM/Delphi hardware same thing thats in the c6 vette and the caddys with push start. Downside is the parts are $$$ and the kit will cost about 600 and should be available at the start of Feb according to them. So pay attention to their site or call em up.

[Tom 72RS/SS]

Surely there must be a more economical way of doing it, right? I mean, it's basically a push button and wiring it into the ignition. Can't anyone come up with a simple setup that doesn't break the bank or am I just oversimplying things?
How about it Frank, any news on your version?

[matty b]

well the flaming river setup is wireless technologyand OEM level quality that allows you to keep your fob in your pocket. If you want a push button keyless ignition I have a little kit that allows you to use one button and it goes off> press button for ign on> hold button for start >let go when car is running> press again to turn it off. You need an alarm or a hidden kill switch though to kill power to the module or someone could just jump in a drive off. Im me if you need any details.