keyless ignition

[hoopty5.0]

Sorry new to the forums, I did not see the thread date.

No worries, happens frequently. Welcome! Please dismiss the sarcasm you read here. It's rampant and new people sometimes get turned off quickly. This really is a great place.

 

[89oem]

I have a $2 screwdriver that'll make any car keyless, lol

 

[StangorNah]

Thanks! I understand.

 

[Baron164]

I have the keyless system on my 2013 ST and I love it, the car automatically unlocks when I touch the door handle as long as I have the key fob on my person and the car starts with no issue. There is no actual keyhole in the column, the spot is covered. I've thought about putting a keyless system into my 93 but I'd rather spend the money on something else for the car that I'll get more use out of.

 

[7991LXnSHO]

Am I the only one in this thread who actually likes the feeling of turning a key in the column and hearing the engine fire up? Granted, I drive older cars now, but it's all part of the experience for me. Call me old fashioned...

I like keyless entry to save the paint, but the key on the column IS the new way. Dad's '53 had the start button on the dash. So did a lot of tractors. I do not see the point, unless you want to get you car hacked.

Oops, the zombie thread is almost as old as a start button on the dash idea is!

 

[rbohm]

Am I the only one in this thread who actually likes the feeling of turning a key in the column and hearing the engine fire up? Granted, I drive older cars now, but it's all part of the experience for me. Call me old fashioned...

i am also old school, and i like having a key to operate my vehicles.