Instructional On installing a Push Button Starter

[fbcbeer]

so you do have to put the key in the ignition to start the car?

 

[MustangJosh]

so you do have to put the key in the ignition to start the car?

Pretty sure thats been discussed prior to now. But the answer is yes for the most part.

 

[Miles]

This thread has spanned nearly 3 and a half years

 

[donloah]

My friend had a truck that had a proximty chip that you had to pass up against a sensor in a hidden place (under his seat) to be able to start the car. Now this would allow for a secure keyless push button system (if you completely rewired instead of just splicing into the ignition) but how would I stop the engine?

I'll look for this proximity kit, I know it wasn't that expensive, and link it to the thread. This seems to me to solve the security issue and it would just be less keys to carry.

 

[donloah]

here is an example of what I'm talking about:

Ignition Immobilizer

This website:
www.powerlock.com
Has two options, a handheld key or one of the proximty transponders everyone here is drooling over.

 

[95stangkid]

Just out of curiosity,

would using a toggle switch also work?

Something like the following:
http://www.pilotautomotive.com/Product.aspx?ProductID=27308

 

[richmustang1880]

i want to get rid of the key all together but stil allow the key to be used to turn the accessories on if need be. is this possible? so i want the button to turn on and shut off the car but stil retain ful function of the key if i ever for some reason need to use it.

 

[tedness]

i want to get rid of the key all together but stil allow the key to be used to turn the accessories on if need be. is this possible? so i want the button to turn on and shut off the car but stil retain ful function of the key if i ever for some reason need to use it.

possible? yes. very involved? most likely.

 

[richmustang1880]

would anyone know how to do it? i figured it would just be splicing into all the wires with t-taps running both setts of wires in parrallel? it sounds cool but i dont want to have to put my key in to start it. but if ever need to mess with my sound system or anything i want to be able to turn on the just the accessories.

 

[ronnybej]

this is a great idea. this will be my next mod.

 

[srdkevinwilliam]

any updates?

 

[WLJohnson05]

if you're really interested in doing something like this, this guy actually did the entire push button start. its pretty cool actually. he still has a sort of security for it but doesnt need the key
http://www.moddedmustangs.com/forums/clubhouse/122902-keyless-starter-finished.html
he might even be a member here, idk tho

 

[adnhack]

Man this post is very cool and interesting. (by the way, sorry to bring to life again this post) but I was wondering:

The other day I saw a mini copper (owned by a friend) and he have a complete keyless starter with a push starter button and some sort of wireless chip (This is the keyless http://4.bp.blogspot.com/_hIM0dfKMDLw/SDHF2DKI-EI/AAAAAAAAAGU/cxAIviHQlCM/s320/Key.jpg ) so I was wondering if we can do this to our stangs? that'll be really cool.

Any one has ideas?

 

[WLJohnson05]

Man this post is very cool and interesting. (by the way, sorry to bring to life again this post) but I was wondering:

The other day I saw a mini copper (owned by a friend) and he have a complete keyless starter with a push starter button and some sort of wireless chip (This is the keyless http://4.bp.blogspot.com/_hIM0dfKMDLw/SDHF2DKI-EI/AAAAAAAAAGU/cxAIviHQlCM/s320/Key.jpg ) so I was wondering if we can do this to our stangs? that'll be really cool.

Any one has ideas?

if you can work around PATS then yea it can be done...that link i posted is a guy who removed his completely and runs it off switch

 

[08'MustangDude]

Yeah, the picture tells us everything, oh, wait...