Start button kit
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Start button kit
Would anyone be intrested in a complete kit which would install a start button in your RX-7 in about 20 minutes??
The button would replace your cig lighter...and be a matter of you removing the cig lighter...placing the button and its mounting plate in its place...running the wires to the ignition...and connect the wires as per the instructions (maybe on DVD)
The button would replace your cig lighter...and be a matter of you removing the cig lighter...placing the button and its mounting plate in its place...running the wires to the ignition...and connect the wires as per the instructions (maybe on DVD)
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here are some pics...ok there too big.
go here
http://www.geocities.com/frondeur101/HPIM0191.JPG
to see
go here
http://www.geocities.com/frondeur101/HPIM0191.JPG
to see
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hotwire it in....my dad does that for his lexus...he runs power to it up from the lighter...through the A pillar...accross the headliner to the map light...where he has an attachement there...no anoying chord
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k this might just be a stupid question, but what would stop someone from just breaking the window (cause none i know of came with security systems and just pressing the button and driving away with the car? or is it hooked up so the key has to be inserted?
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its hooked up so the key has to be inserted...like on the merc, aston S2000 etc. some think its silly, but its more for the cool factor than practicality...if we all wanterd practicality we would not drive 2 seat 20 year old cars which can only be fixed by gods
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it will be....im going to put it on stirlings "back yard mechanics coop"
http://www.sterlingmetalworks.com/bymcforum/
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