I just got my Honda S2000 engine start button and I was going to install it today and I see the pictures are no longer there. What gives?

 

Crap. I think I have those saved on a disk. If a mod isn't able to restore the images, I'll see if I can get them back up.

 

Thanks, or if you can email them to me, that would help a ton!

 

I can't resist asking, why would you want anything "Honda" in your Stang?

 

Because they don't make a "Ford" engine start button that fits our Mustang GT's without much trouble, ( maybe the Ford GT has one, but I'm sure it's expensive ) , so using a Honda S2000 engine start button that fits perfectly in this case is the next logical step.

 

the patient is rejecting thhe foriegn donor parts ..lol

 

I fixed the pics that I had posted on post #189. Although they weren't as thorough as John's and Dustin's.

 

That sort of helps. I am going to go and get a plug for a 3 1/2 floppy drive as it will fit the back of the switch. I need to know what the pins are (+, -, light, etc)

Hopefully there will be a reply here when I get back!! Thanks again.

 

I'm on strike for reposting all the pictures

It would take me a week to put them all back up on every thread I've done. I lost the first batch when the server crashed and lost 3 weeks of posts, now this crap. Great planning for switching forum software.

 

Check out the link in my signature. Although its not the s2000 button, they might help.

Ditto, add to that every link in a post to related threads his hosed.

 

Use www.photobucket.com to host pictures. Or E-mail them to me and I can host them through photobucket. PM me if you want my e-mail.

 

I'm looking through a bunch of disks trying to find them...

 

its sucks that we have lost all the pictures on the forum they should have backed them up before the migration to the new fourm

 

Found them... Head's up... they'll slowly start reappearing.

 

Okay, it is done and works great. I ended up doing a search on the net and ended up on another Mustang site that had the same write up from someone on here and the pictures were all there. I did't use a relay because it is obvious that there is not too much current judging by the gauge of the wires.

Thanks for the help guys!! It is a cool mod and I am glad it is done.

 

Funny. I've seen my exact write up copied and pasted to other sites as well. I get a kick out of it when I see that, I guess I'm glad it's helped people.

 

Just spent 2 hours getting those back up. Fingers crossed for v-bulletin reliability.