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remote start system for car truck and suv

remote start system for car truck and suv
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this a Instructable on how to make a basic remote start system for a car truck and suv and some cases lawn mowers i did this due to the fact that i had a extra key switch for my car so i told my self why not it controls acc switch and coil with a switch for the starter that returns to off and looks like a switch but i dont rember where i got it a good website you can go to for better parts is
www.ignitedperformance.com/shop/index.php for the push buttons
www.ignitedperformance.com/shop/index.php for the pre made panels

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Step 1

you will need:
extra wire same gauge as you wire on you starter switch
starter switch
solder and iron
switches and or push button switch

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8 comments
Sep 3, 2010. 7:38 PMthepaul1993 says:
Wouldn't it be better to replace the switch to start the car with a button?
Apr 27, 2010. 7:07 AMkill-a-watt says:
hmm, when I read "push start" I think of actually pushing the car, popping the clutch and starting the car that way.

This looks like a "push-button to start system"

I'd suggest adding a few sentences to your first step (the one that comes across the RSS feed), explaining exactly what you are doing here. I don't even understand why you are changing out a perfectly good keyswich on your toyota with stuff out of your parts box. Are you making a "remote start"? (I didn't watch the whole video).
Apr 29, 2010. 5:20 PMkill-a-watt says:
cool.

A remote start sure comes in handy for repairs. It also keeps grease out of the passenger compartment.

Mine, on an older, simpler car, you had to insert the key and turn it to start. Then from the remote start you could crank and stop the car at will.

I need to build one of these again so I can start and stop my car while it is up on a lift.
Apr 26, 2010. 7:28 AMswimer4life116 says:
you should a momentary switch for the "start switch"

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