im having a hard time with the switch on my column that runs off of the rod from the ginition tumbler itsself, so i am throwing it in the trash. i like the idea of the s2000 starter button but i really want a toggle switch that will have an off, run, and start position, with the start having a return on it. now, realizing that i still am going to have to use the key, can i simply run the wires from the harness going into the switch, to a toggle, i am not familliar with using a relay, but if one is nessacary could someone please explain, how exactly to wire it in, i have seen the diagram of the s2000 button but i am not sure if it is going to be the same without the origiona switch in there on the column. i am trying to completley bypass that plastic piece of crap. thank you any help will be GREATLY APPRECIATED.

 

Well heres what I did...Go directly off your starter. Put in a kill switch where no on one will find it then continue on into the car and mount it somewhere on the center console or even hide that too...but put in a kill switch inbetween the starter and toggle. I have a push button start. So you turn your key forward then hit the push button and boom....you have ignition...takes about 30 minutes or so....

James

 

Do you have the S2000 push start? I have a diagram and website explaing how to install it but it was for a 98+ f-bod and i have a 97...the wiring is a bit diffferent and I cannot find the red +12v, pink +12v (igniton wire "key on posistion"), and the yellow starter wire...can you help me?? also this is the website i was following http://members.***.net/pitre/s2000sw.htm

 

I have the push button but it is coming right off the starter though...I didnt tap into any of the ignitioin wires. You might want to check your fuse panel for a hot wire and that pink wire...or check somewhere on the bottom of your steering column

 

the wires you were looking for (red/pink/yellow) are in the bundle of wires under the dash probably covered by black tape of wire loom. but they will be all grouped together.