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Heres mine, I used this DIY to install it. Thanks batang.

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good job buddy.. looking good..
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Old 01-15-2007, 09:08 PM   #22 (permalink)
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good job buddy.. looking good..
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06TechCivic: I like that setup much better. Mind answering my questions about it?
Sure, PM me your questions.

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I wanna see a video of it in action....
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Old 01-15-2007, 10:47 PM   #24 (permalink)
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I wanna see a video of it in action....
http://www.vtec.net/forums/one-messa...&page_number=1
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Old 01-16-2007, 09:02 AM   #25 (permalink)
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Still wanna know part #'s
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Old 01-16-2007, 09:05 AM   #26 (permalink)
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Still wanna know part #'s
look in to collegehillshonda.com and look under the s2000, find the push start botton or start switch... or you can call your local honda dealer...
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Old 01-16-2007, 10:15 AM   #27 (permalink)
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Couldn't find anything at collegehillshonda.com

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Hi, I'm interested in the project..
This is what i found:
http://www.hondaautomotiveparts.com/
S2000
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204652 009 1 SWITCH ASSY., ENGINE START $35.31 ($47 orig.)
04649 006 1 BULB (T3) (CAP:RED) $3.55(orig) $2.66(their price)

Is that what i need?
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Old 01-17-2007, 12:43 AM   #30 (permalink)
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Hi, I'm interested in the project..
This is what i found:
http://www.hondaautomotiveparts.com/
S2000
- SWITCH
204652 009 1 SWITCH ASSY., ENGINE START $35.31 ($47 orig.)
04649 006 1 BULB (T3) (CAP:RED) $3.55(orig) $2.66(their price)

Is that what i need?
what is that bulb thing??

your need the botton, spst 30A 12v. relay, 14 and 16 guage wires,electical tape and male/female flat connectors.
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Old 01-17-2007, 03:00 AM   #31 (permalink)
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whats up guys...

i read the diy in temple of vtec...

the guy said you dont need a relay... is it true or should i use one to be safe?

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Old 01-17-2007, 03:06 AM   #32 (permalink)
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whats up guys...

i read the diy in temple of vtec...

the guy said you dont need a relay... is it true or should i use one to be safe?

tnx

jace
do you wanna fry your wires?? i dunno if you can do that but you can try...
and just to be safe put one on..ill post a vid later on on how to start with the start botton...
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thanks... theres a guy who did it without a relay... it works for him

but ill take ur advice... a relay is not that expensive...

anywayz... u made the hazzard holes a lil bigger right?

did u mount the hazzard button yet??

tnx
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Old 01-17-2007, 03:56 AM   #34 (permalink)
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thanks... theres a guy who did it without a relay... it works for him

but ill take ur advice... a relay is not that expensive...

anywayz... u made the hazzard holes a lil bigger right?

did u mount the hazzard button yet??

tnx
the hazard will sit in there for now... ill buy a 2 way switch for the hazard... i did not make the hazard botton bigger but i scrape most of the plastic on the start botton to make it fit...
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My first DIY!

Today when I get the soldiering kit. Im gonna make a nice DIY with the help of batang city jails wire guide. Will provide full pictures and instructions.....
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In your diagram, you've used the cigarette lighter??? Why?
If you need 12V, just connect in parallel from the white ignition wire. That way, you can save yourself the extra wiring and avoid having to use the cigarette lighter.

Btw, here's mine, with the new hazard switch location:



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thanks... theres a guy who did it without a relay... it works for him

but ill take ur advice... a relay is not that expensive...

anywayz... u made the hazzard holes a lil bigger right?

did u mount the hazzard button yet??

tnx
BUY A RELAY!! Dont make the mistake I did, of believing that there was a built-in relay when there is not. A week after I installed my switch, it burnt out. I post some pics later but basically the button only consist of a diode, LED, and switch.
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In your diagram, you've used the cigarette lighter??? Why?
If you need 12V, just connect in parallel from the white ignition wire. That way, you can save yourself the extra wiring and avoid having to use the cigarette lighter.

Btw, here's mine, with the new hazard switch location:
If you use the white ignition wire you start engine bac will constantly be on. Not that its a big deal, but it just bothers me having a light on in my car all the time.

BTW I like the trim ring that you put around your hazzard. Is it painted aluminum?
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In your diagram, you've used the cigarette lighter??? Why?
If you need 12V, just connect in parallel from the white ignition wire. That way, you can save yourself the extra wiring and avoid having to use the cigarette lighter.

Btw, here's mine, with the new hazard switch location:
heyy bro whats up?

im curious where u bought the start button?

if its a web site can u send me the link?

btw... where did u get the ring for the hazzards?

thanx

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In your diagram, you've used the cigarette lighter??? Why?
If you need 12V, just connect in parallel from the white ignition wire. That way, you can save yourself the extra wiring and avoid having to use the cigarette lighter.

Btw, here's mine, with the new hazard switch location:

i do need also a ground for the light and its for its for the safe side.

i like how you did your hazard but im pitting a small SPDT switch replacing that bulky hazard..i dont feel like drilling holes btw..
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