Do I have this concept right???(Push button start)
I'm gonna install 2 toggle switches and a push button start switch instead of replacing my ignition switch in my 92 civic vx.
With that bein' said, this is how I've gathered to wire it up:
Toggle switch 1: BLK/YEL(IGN 1), WHT/BLK(ACC), and WHT(12v). This turns the car on.
Toggle switch 2: YEL(IGN 2), WHT(12v). This turns on the radio, etc..
Push button start switch w/ a relay: From the relay, 87-BLK/WHT(Starter), 85-BLK/YEL(IGN 1), 30-WHT(12v), 86-to the push button, Then a GROUND from the other terminal of the push button.
Do I have that right?
Also, with that setup after I turn on toggle switch 1 then press the push button. Should I turn toggle switch 1 back off? or leave it on while the car is running?
On those toggle switches what current voltage should I use?
Thanx
With that bein' said, this is how I've gathered to wire it up:
Toggle switch 1: BLK/YEL(IGN 1), WHT/BLK(ACC), and WHT(12v). This turns the car on.
Toggle switch 2: YEL(IGN 2), WHT(12v). This turns on the radio, etc..
Push button start switch w/ a relay: From the relay, 87-BLK/WHT(Starter), 85-BLK/YEL(IGN 1), 30-WHT(12v), 86-to the push button, Then a GROUND from the other terminal of the push button.
Do I have that right?
Also, with that setup after I turn on toggle switch 1 then press the push button. Should I turn toggle switch 1 back off? or leave it on while the car is running?
On those toggle switches what current voltage should I use?
Thanx
I did this to my accord, those wires colors sound familiar but Im not sure if they are the same between civics/accords.
and for your set-up: flip toggle switch 1(IGN 1), then hold down the starter push button, then flip toggle switch 2 on(accessories). Turning off switch 1 will turn the car off. Turning switch 2 off will turn the accessories off but the car will still run. Dont have the accessories switch on while holding the starter button down.
As for switches I got 2 SPST switches from radio shack for $3 each. they were 12V and I think 16 amps
and I didn't use a relay for the starter, I bought a push to make button from harbour freight for $4. It's rated for 12V and 10Amp. The push button connects the 12v(white) wire to the starter(blk/wht) wire, easier than a relay
no problems yet with my set up, I use it to warm my car up in the winter
and for your set-up: flip toggle switch 1(IGN 1), then hold down the starter push button, then flip toggle switch 2 on(accessories). Turning off switch 1 will turn the car off. Turning switch 2 off will turn the accessories off but the car will still run. Dont have the accessories switch on while holding the starter button down.
As for switches I got 2 SPST switches from radio shack for $3 each. they were 12V and I think 16 amps
and I didn't use a relay for the starter, I bought a push to make button from harbour freight for $4. It's rated for 12V and 10Amp. The push button connects the 12v(white) wire to the starter(blk/wht) wire, easier than a relay
no problems yet with my set up, I use it to warm my car up in the winter
Don't know if what you're proposing will work but are you still using a screwdriver to start your car? Do you have an aversion to a normal ignition switch?
I just recovered my stolen car and the ignition switch was jimmied with a screwdriver so now any key works. I'm thinking of doing the push start method since a key is pretty useless anyways and just finding other means of security. Does anyone have a good write up for the push start?
Yes I'm still using a screwdriver to start my car.. The way I look at it is: With the "hidden" toggle switches n push button, theres part of my anti-theft system..
I have a 2 switch setup with a push button on my ek. The only purpose the key serves anymore is to lock the steering wheel.



Always run fuses! Trust me, car fires are NOT fun.

Unfortunately, I do not have pictures of the two relays I have wired up, but if you are redoing your entire ignition harness to switches and a push button, I do recommend that you use two relays. Also be sure to use thick wire. Thinner wire runs the high risk of melting the casing off the copper wire and causing a fire. Also for added security look into the asianwolf smart KPL system.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_Lw0WTDMr9I
I have mine wired so that nothing in the car works unless you enter the key code.



Always run fuses! Trust me, car fires are NOT fun.

Unfortunately, I do not have pictures of the two relays I have wired up, but if you are redoing your entire ignition harness to switches and a push button, I do recommend that you use two relays. Also be sure to use thick wire. Thinner wire runs the high risk of melting the casing off the copper wire and causing a fire. Also for added security look into the asianwolf smart KPL system.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_Lw0WTDMr9I
I have mine wired so that nothing in the car works unless you enter the key code.
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If you have any knowledge of how relays work, all you should need is a wiring diagram specific to your car and you should be good from there. I would do a write up for you but unless you are looking for a write up for an ek then I cannot help because I'm pretty sure that the wires in the eg and ek are different colors.
If you have any knowledge of how relays work, all you should need is a wiring diagram specific to your car and you should be good from there. I would do a write up for you but unless you are looking for a write up for an ek then I cannot help because I'm pretty sure that the wires in the eg and ek are different colors.
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