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Starter button kit help please!!

Car  MK2 PH2 1.2 16V dynm
i bought a Honda s2000 style starter button kit of ebay and the instructions have less wires than the kit i have attempted to wire it countless times but cant get it to work please help here is what i have
http://www.flickr.com/photos/mikeysoftc1/8491031323/in/photostream
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i know some of you hate these buttons but i really want to install it! thanks :)
 
in the cigarette lighter hole and just the novelty i guess it would be cool but that's just my opinion :)
 
Carnt help.
But I did really like this on my Megane and miss it! I was outraged to find out I had to use a key on the clio and I have to click a button to lock and unlock the car its stupid.. :)
 
i followed the instructions again and no surprise it didnt work but no my dash clock and head unit have no power!:mad:
 
Sounds like you're blowing fuses

Step away from the electrics

In a car that is already legendary for UCH issues - I really wouldn't feck about with the electrics just to install a fast&furious starter button lol
 
FLOL @ the honesty of it.

Just look and see which fuse is blown if its not obvious from the list on the fusebox cover.
 
Mikey, with your honesty, you're alright by my book now.

Any plans on your induction system? There's a brilliant solution on here if you search for "bucket mod" ;)
 
Ideally all you need to do is find the cranking feed wire off the back of the ignition barrel, split the wire, and wire it onto the relay supplied along with a live feed and earth... job done..... exactly the same as a cheap immobiliser but using the 'start switch' in place of a fob.

Sven
 
Haha replaced the fuse now it's all good! And I've chopped up my wheelie bin and strapped it to the Bonnet with a bit of Bent drain pipe going through the bonnet for my home made induction kit !;)
 
Wheelie bin is too big, it will capture so much extra air that it will blow the welds on your intake manifold, especially if you are granny shifting not double clutching like you should, then me and the mad scientist will have to replace your piston rings while eating tuna no one likes, ive got that adhd s**t.
 
This is a Honda S2000 starter button in a civic same idea
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haha such as? :)
Fixing something that is broken or worn out! There is always something that can be tweaked, replaced or upgraded. (I've had my 172 for about 3 years now and have spent probably £35k on it and literally hundreds of hours working on it and there are ALWAYS a few little (or big!) jobs that need doing.)
 
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