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Old 02-21-2008, 09:56 AM   #181 (permalink)
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what is BOTTON?
its a food that you insert to that push start...
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Old 02-22-2008, 02:40 PM   #182 (permalink)
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WHAT KIND OF RELAY DID YOU USE IS THER A HONDA PART NUMBER OF IT

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a simple wiring diagram for push start button...



i recommend using a T-tap for the 12V and ignition wire on the brown harness.


WARNING: THE S2000 PSB WON'T FIT DIRECTLY ON THE HAZARD'S LOCATION.
YOU HAVE TO MODIFY THE BUTTON A LOT.
im not gonna post the step-by-step instruction since its too risky.. if you need some help just PM me...
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Old 02-22-2008, 02:40 PM   #183 (permalink)
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What Kind Of Relay Did You Use Is There A Honda Part Number On It
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Old 02-22-2008, 02:47 PM   #184 (permalink)
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Radio Shack should have it
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Old 02-22-2008, 04:06 PM   #185 (permalink)
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or i got mine from Discount Autozone
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Old 03-17-2008, 11:23 AM   #186 (permalink)
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So what all parts do I need. I have a friend going to help me Wednesday. I pick up the button Tuesday. I bought the 30A/12v relay. And I have extra wires. Anything else I really need to make this work or is that all I need?
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Old 03-17-2008, 11:25 AM   #187 (permalink)
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Old 03-17-2008, 11:31 AM   #188 (permalink)
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lol got that too I mean part wise

I hope that's all that I need
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So what all parts do I need. I have a friend going to help me Wednesday. I pick up the button Tuesday. I bought the 30A/12v relay. And I have extra wires. Anything else I really need to make this work or is that all I need?
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this is what i used...
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Ok so Where do I get this part? Circled it in the attachment since I'm at work. I read you can get it out of a floppy drive but what if I don't have access to that. Where else can I get gone?
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So what all parts do I need. I have a friend going to help me Wednesday. I pick up the button Tuesday. I bought the 30A/12v relay. And I have extra wires. Anything else I really need to make this work or is that all I need?
Also consider a quenching diode. It absorbs the back-EMF from the collapsing magnetic field in the relay. Coles notes.... it preserves the life of your start button by preventing damaging currents.

Like so... as far as I know, I'm the only one here to have done this.
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It's almost as much fun as when I was in high school in the inner city on the cheerleading squad. We constantly had to bring it on. Or when me and my dance crew had to step up. Or when I was a gymnast and had to remember to stick it. Or when I was part of the drum line.
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Okay thanks I'll be sure to make sure we have a quenching diode
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Okay thanks I'll be sure to make sure we have a quenching diode
Any answer to where I can get the part I circled?
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Hmm a power supply harness to a floppy drive? I'm guessing, as my button came with that...
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Ok so Where do I get this part? Circled it in the attachment since I'm at work. I read you can get it out of a floppy drive but what if I don't have access to that. Where else can I get gone?
that's where i got mine from... works perfect... other than that if u can somehow get it from an S2k... u can't buy it from Honda b/c it comes with the whole wire harness (which u don't need)...
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I think i have a few lying around the house
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Hooray for spare parts :)
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Hmm a power supply harness to a floppy drive? I'm guessing, as my button came with that...
Where did you get your button from that it came with that? Did you get the whole wire harness too?

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that's where i got mine from... works perfect... other than that if u can somehow get it from an S2k... u can't buy it from Honda b/c it comes with the whole wire harness (which u don't need)...
I guess I'll check and see if I have any computeres with a floppy drive around the house when I get home
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Where did you get your button from that it came with that? Did you get the whole wire harness too?
Yeah I got it off ebay. It was like $45-50 with the button and relay pre-wired. Probably a bit more than I could have spent if I had pieced it together, but it was convenient :)
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