Push button start?

[Golflion]

Friend of mine just bought Aston with push button start.

Can this be fitted to mine ???? who and how much.

Sorry but just like that feeling of replacing the old key starter..

[That Daddy]

It as been done by owners on here,wait and i am sure they will reply

[E1DJH]

Here you go fella:
http://www.chimaerapages.com/resources_startbutton...

[tvrbob]

I designed and fitted this one





Written method here

[tvrbob]

E1DJH said:

Here you go fella:
http://www.chimaerapages.com/resources_startbutton...

Yep that's mine

[Chimtastic]

My first Chim had a push button

[nig-gtv]

Do you still have to have the key in the ignition aswell?

[tvrbob]

Yes, for insurance purposes the car must have a key ignition.

Edited by tvrbob on Saturday 3rd November 09:35

[That Daddy]

tvrbob said:

E1DJH said:

Here you go fella:
http://www.chimaerapages.com/resources_startbutton...

Yep that's mine

Nice job too

[mariner]

I did the same one too but spliced the start button kit into the ignition loom under the steering wheel and it works both with the key and the button.

[Timja]

Do you now not have a rear fog light switch? Or did you fit one elsewhere?

[tvrbob]

Timja said:

Do you now not have a rear fog light switch? Or did you fit one elsewhere?

I put the rear fog light switch where the hazard flasher switch was and repositioned the hazard flasher switch near the steering column cowl. The picture doesn't show the repositioned switches, I did that later

Edited by tvrbob on Saturday 3rd November 19:51

[Markh]

[quote=tvrbob]Yes, for insurance purposes the car must have a key ignition.

Edited by tvrbob on Saturday 3rd November 09:35

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just a thought, but a cerbera has no key,how do thet get around this problem

[2Munkys]

I fitted one to the Griff'. David Beer (Modwise) supplied it as part of the hot-start kit. It's handy for when you want to crank the motor over without introducing fuel or ignition as the starter is 'live' without turning the ignition key. The lockout still exists to prevent you turning the starter when the motor is up and running though.

[tvrbob]

Markh said:

tvrbob said:

Yes, for insurance purposes the car must have a key ignition.

just a thought, but a cerbera has no key,how do thet get around this problem

As I understand it the Cerbera does have a small ignition key on the dashboard. The key is normally left in place permanently

[CHEF_GOLF]

I HAVE HAD ONE FITTED FROM AN S2000 HONDA THE NICE RED ONE, I STILL HAVE THE KEY FOR INSURANCE PURPOSES, IT IS JUST TO THE LEFT OF THE STEERING WHEEL. MY AUTO ELECTRICIAN FITTED IT FOR £50 I GOT IT TRADE FROM HONDA ABOUT 2 YEARS AGO FOR £47, IT WAS CUT INTO THE LEATHER AND FITTED FLUSH