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Zero Sports Push button starter - Switches and Buttons
I haven't tried this myself, but if I was going to go down this path, this is the one I would get!![]()
This is a discussion on push to start. within the Interior Mods forums, part of the Tech & Modifying & General Repairs category; anyone here do a keyless push to start on the 02-07? that would be kinda cool....
anyone here do a keyless push to start on the 02-07? that would be kinda cool.![]()
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Here you go:
Zero Sports Push button starter - Switches and Buttons
I haven't tried this myself, but if I was going to go down this path, this is the one I would get!![]()
Isaac -- 2003 WRX sedan Stg II
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ScoobyDMC #003 Blobeye Syndicate #10
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I agree, that's why I think they're pointless, but the OP asked...
Isaac -- 2003 WRX sedan Stg II
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He who shall be last, shall be sideways and smiling... - Jeremy Clarkson
Yes ... that was a nice find for the OP.
Retrofits of devices or features like this that a car did not come with just seem like a waste of time and money imo. "Lambo doors" and turbo timers come to mind.
While they seem kind of cool, I can wait for a future car I get to have the start / stop button. And if it doesn't have one that's OK too.
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ScoobyDMC #003 Blobeye Syndicate #10
2004 WRX Sedan PSM 5MT Tactrix Stage 2+ Blouch TD04 19T @ 21 psi
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Well, in his defense, most cars with push button start require you to insert the key. You don't have to turn it, but you still have to put it in. Some in the last few years have allowed you to keep the key in your pocket and just use an RF signal to "arm" the ignition.
But I do agree with your sentiment.![]()
Scott
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ScoobyDMC #003 Blobeye Syndicate #10
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IMO push button starts are ridiculous. Putting a freaking key into a hole and turning it is about as simple as a task can get. I do think it's cool in a way but in reality it's just a gimmick.
Plus your gauge cluster won't do it's opening ceremony, it'll just do it while starting up which is no fun.
My advice would be to get gauges or nav or something instead.
Steve // 2008 Lexus IS-F // 2011 WRX hatchback (SOLD)
no way in hell im getting it done I have better use of my time and money but I was just wondering if anyone tried this and wanted to know how it whents all.
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