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Guero

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Can I make this work to were I Hook it up to my push start button and start the car when Im inside the car so I dont have to reach in and push it myself????


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HISSIN50

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You'd do better installing a remote-starter or remote starter/alarm combo.
 

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i agree.

make sure you dont' leave your car in gear, though!
 

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HISSIN50 said:
You'd do better installing a remote-starter or remote starter/alarm combo.
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Yeah but thats 400 bucks....And a bitch to install... Plus I just want it to start the when Im in there.....No need for an alarm,...
 

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Hey, can you post up how you installed the push start button?
 

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I've seen remote starts for 40 bucks.
Even a cheap remote start/alarm is 100 bucks or so (we're not talking DEI here).

The nice thing is that they're made for the application - you can have a neutral switch, anti-grind, etc. Remember, you need to energize the ignition (RUN) and then engage the starter circuit momentarily. I didnt read the specifics on the winch deal but I'm not sure you could do steps like that with it.

A remote start is not a bad install. If it's your first, it could take awhile though.

Just MHO.
 

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Hey, can you post up how you installed the push start button?
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I rewired the the wiring for the starter into the arm rest....
 

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HISSIN50 said:
I've seen remote starts for 40 bucks.
Even a cheap remote start/alarm is 100 bucks or so (we're not talking DEI here).

The nice thing is that they're made for the application - you can have a neutral switch, anti-grind, etc. Remember, you need to energize the ignition (RUN) and then engage the starter circuit momentarily. I didnt read the specifics on the winch deal but I'm not sure you could do steps like that with it.

A remote start is not a bad install. If it's your first, it could take awhile though.

Just MHO.
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Ive had a cheap remote start before on my first Mustang It lasted like 2 months before it took a crap........
 
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could you post a picture of your push button start?
 

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Guero said:
I rewired the the wiring for the starter into the arm rest....
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Well that didn't help me much.
 

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Well that didn't help me much.
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As you can tell Im not a good teacher......When I was doing the carb conversion some how some way the key wouldn't crank the car.....So after a couple of days of trying to figure out how I could fix it..... I decided to make it work on its own.... So I ran a new wire from the battery to the starter and then from the other plug on the stater to the push button and from the push button to battery again....I just put a fuse on the wire.....I think thats how I did it......
 

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one_bad_5.0 said:
could you post a picture of your push button start?
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I will when I get ahold of a camera....Its just a push button from Checkers, I think it was a 75 AMP one....Its ugly but thats why its hidden inside the armrest!
 

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Cool. I'll get with you once I decide to do this.
 

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Cool. I'll get with you once I decide to do this.
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Unless its gonna be your weekend car it gets pretty annoying...Hell the few times Ive driven it before it bugged the **** out of me.....
 

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Don't you just put the key to the ON position, push the button and be done with it. You're probably just lazy.
 

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Don't you just put the key to the ON position, push the button and be done with it. You're probably just lazy.
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Yeah just put it on the on Position.....And if you do it you'll know what Im talking bout...never said anything bout lazy I said its gets annoying
 

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need to find a way to wire in the Clapper and you'll be set big man. lol

clap clap ,vroom
 

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why don't you post a vid? i don't see how it's annoying
 

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$60 remote start off ebay 5yrs ago. ...me 16ish + instructions + ?? 3 hours (it was my first) = remote start on dads 97 f-250 ... still works great man.

on the mustang it's even easier... no bypasses, and you don't have to hook up the locks... and you've already messed with starter wires and such... all you need is to drop to underdash drivers side and grab 12v, Acc, Starter and a ground. then the tach wire is right there and easy to get to and brake wire too.
i don't think the parking lights would be a far stretch to grab that and hook it up so you know it started...

heck i'll give you the wire colors i have them printed off ... maybe take you an hour at most. and you have a remote start and i'd guess it would last longer than two years

..just throwin it out there
 

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why don't you post a vid? i don't see how it's annoying
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Well its annoying to me.......my camera not only did it suck but it broke
 
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