[Mk2] [Generic] Wiring for s2000 start button

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[Mk2] [Generic] Wiring for s2000 start button

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Should be getting my mitts on an S2000 start button.

Does anyone have a wiring instructiony type guide for fitting one of these to the MR2?

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PM me with an E-mail address if you're still needing as got T wiring diags and my own wiring sketch on a how to somewhere on my laptop that I've sent to a few folk now.

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Is there anyway of completely removing the need for a key with these? Only obstical i can see is steering lock? Surely this can be removed. The a switch to turn the ignition on then start with the button?
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I've already planned that out.

FIA power cut off switch as the main ignition "key", a flight switch for turning on the ignition, and a start button.

Have enquired about MOTs and its all dandy. The only issue they could see was with insurance and removing the steering lock.
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Why would you need two switches? Do you not just need one to turn the ignition on? Any plans on how to remove the steering lock?
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the kill switch is for the main power line. Its removeable. Otherwise you're essentially leaving your keys in the car every time you leave it. Not smart! :lol: Unfortunately tho, these aren't the most unique keys around. I don't know if you can get a specific pattern one, or something to make it a bit more secure.

Also you will need to hard wire anything that needs constant power. I.E. Alarm, Stereo, Interior light, Central locking - that was about all I could think of.

I've not been able to investigate removing the steering lock yet.
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Very interesting. I had only just started looking inot it, so had not got as far as you have. Love the idea of a starter button, but seem pointless with keys to. Not really getting you any benefit other than the coolness of pressing a starter button.
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That in itself is much coolness, and probaly cool enough for most. My main reason for doing it is that its going to be pretty much dedicated to track. Plus I have a lot of time on my hands so really look into things when I get the idea.

To do it properly would be quite a lot of work. Personally I'd be installing a new fuse/relay board, new power lines etc. So quite a lot of wiring to be done, especially if I'm keeping the alarm.
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Cool. Yeah it is a lot of work. Well i have ordered one.
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What you ordered?
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The S2000 starter button kit. Will start to have a full look into what we discussed above. May instal it with key for now and then work on taking the key out of the equasion in due course.
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Be interested to see how it comes out when you get it. I've had trouble getting 1 from a breaker, so have tried to get another one sorted. Fingers crossed.

Any chance you could email me a copy of the instructions that come with your kit? Would like to see whats in there.

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Yeah of course. Shipped out this morning so should be here tomorrow or Friday. Cant wait actually. Just brought carbon dash inserts and 3 stealth gauges so interior will be well on its way to completion.
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Sounds good. Looking forward to seeing how it turns out :thumleft:
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Fitted. Looks great. Gauges into but not yet wired as rain stopped play. Was a bit of a challenge finding the starter wire as there appear to be several with similar characteristics to it on the multi meter. But all done now, very please.
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Re: [Mk2] [Generic] Wiring for s2000 start button

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is it abit extreme that i was contemplating playing about with a Rfid implant and reader that would replace my immobiliser.

Basically the only way someone could start my car was if they cut off my hand.
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