Push button start
#7
3rd Gear Member
Join Date: Nov 2006
Location: United Socialist States of America, Comrade.
Posts: 742
RE: Push button start
install took me like 40 minutes... piece of cake if you ask me.
pimp factor = 10
chicks love it!
she='what does that button do?'
me='push it'
ROOOOOAAARRRR
*chick wets panties*
pimp factor = 10
chicks love it!
she='what does that button do?'
me='push it'
ROOOOOAAARRRR
*chick wets panties*
#8
RE: Push button start
Here is my question to those who have the push button start....
If you still have to put the key in the ignition and turn it, why have the push button start installed in the first place? In the example installs that I have seen, this is the case. Is there one out there that is not installed by a auto manufacturer that doesn't require this
This seems to be a lot like a engine dress up kit, useless.
If you still have to put the key in the ignition and turn it, why have the push button start installed in the first place? In the example installs that I have seen, this is the case. Is there one out there that is not installed by a auto manufacturer that doesn't require this
This seems to be a lot like a engine dress up kit, useless.
#9
RE: Push button start
ORIGINAL: Murphdog
Here is my question to those who have the push button start....
If you still have to put the key in the ignition and turn it, why have the push button start installed in the first place? In the example installs that I have seen, this is the case. Is there one out there that is not installed by a auto manufacturer that doesn't require this?
Here is my question to those who have the push button start....
If you still have to put the key in the ignition and turn it, why have the push button start installed in the first place? In the example installs that I have seen, this is the case. Is there one out there that is not installed by a auto manufacturer that doesn't require this?
But in all seriousness... why do you NEED one? You still have to install and turn the key.