chevydriverz28

I am installing a push button ignition in my 96 LT1 Camaro. I installed it like the genaric instructions implied. Well it worked with a inconvenient problem. I placed the button in line after the spring key switch in the column(the purple wire to the starter). Now that I have described it you probably guess what my problem is. I have to turn the key forward and hold it in the spring loaded position for the button to become hot. As much as I have always wished I had two right hands I did not intend to wire it up this way.

What I need is either a high amp hot wire that engages when the key is in the running position OR the actual wire color under the steering wheel that provides power to the spring loaded starter switch. The thing I ask you to keep in mind is I need a power that is ONLY engaged by VATS or is at least unpowered until the key is in the running position.

If I cant find out which wire does the trick, I 'll just have to run a relay I suppose.

Thanks in advance for any assistance you can provide.

Brandon

RamAir95TA

iTrader: (2)

I did this awhile back using the push button from a Honda S2000. Mine was wired in such a fashion that I had to turn the key to run (still using VATS) and then pushing the button. Wiring this way is easy. If you're interested let me know.

shbox

Sounds like Joe has it covered for you.