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8/29/08, 10:56 AM

stangdaddydc

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push to start button

someone please tell me what they think about the push to start button if you have one please.

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8/29/08, 10:58 AM

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Do a search and you'll find plenty of info ...

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8/29/08, 11:09 AM

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There's a stickey in Interior and Audio mods. Post in the thread if you have any questions and I'll answer them, as will others.

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8/29/08, 03:28 PM

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moved to interior mods

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8/29/08, 05:53 PM

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http://forums.bradbarnett.net/showthread.php?t=404830

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8/29/08, 05:56 PM

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ive got one and i think its badass

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8/29/08, 06:09 PM

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so do you still have to put the key in and turn it to the on position?

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8/29/08, 06:54 PM

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yes...

you can use the key or the button to start

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8/29/08, 07:16 PM

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I have my 67 set up with a push start. Mine doesn't look like that though. I have it hidden where the cigarette lighter used to be. I think it is really cool. I even have a toggle switch to turn off power to the button.

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8/29/08, 08:35 PM

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yes...

you can use the key or the button to start

I'm pretty sure Glenn knows... he just likes to ask questions that have already been asked several times.

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8/31/08, 06:58 AM

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I just don't see the sense I guess. It would be different if you didn't need the key. Heck save yourself the trouble and just turn the key

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8/31/08, 08:59 AM

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I just don't see the sense I guess. It would be different if you didn't need the key. Heck save yourself the trouble and just turn the key

Its a gimmick, no doubt. An unnessesary toy, like a nav unit, ambient lighting, spoiler or 20 inch rims - for enjoyment only. Hell, the whole car is a toy.

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8/31/08, 11:02 AM

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Its a gimmick, no doubt. An unnessesary toy, like a nav unit, ambient lighting, spoiler or 20 inch rims - for enjoyment only. Hell, the whole car is a toy.

Certainly if I had any other car I would not care if I had it or not. It has a lot to do with making the prominently positioned 12v power outlet hole look and function more function important and interesting as it is one of the focal points of the dash.

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9/5/08, 07:53 PM

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Is it hard for an extreme novice to take on the task? I mean to make sure all the wires are hooked up correctly?

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9/5/08, 07:59 PM

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buyfordracing.com actually has the kit for purchase. Seems simple enough.

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9/5/08, 08:10 PM

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yea the ford kit is plug and play...

any other kit and you will have to wire it in manually

i got it cause its kickass and cause that spot is the worst place ever for a power outlet

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9/5/08, 09:14 PM

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Is it hard for an extreme novice to take on the task? I mean to make sure all the wires are hooked up correctly?

Look at that thread I posted and decide if you're up to the task. It's not 'hard' but it's not the easiest thing either since you're taking apart plastic and messing w/ some pretty important wires.

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