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kalli -> RE: Push Button Help (5/7/2008 8:39:30 AM)
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if you want your starter push botton _inside_ the car and not in the engine bay (sorry quesey) ...
a switch has 2 contacts and they need to bridge the same way as the ignition switch does.
if you check on the 67 wiring diagram
http://www.midlife66.com/wiring/67MUST.ZIP
you'll find that the ignition switch has the following ports:
C - with a pink cable (changing to brown) going to starter relay
S (starter) - being Red/Blue going to starter relay as well. This will have 12v+ once you have the key in start position
A (alternator) - bunch of cables to that one including black-green, blue-red (careful not confuse with red-blue), and green red.
B (battery) - constant battery+
so from this, when you want to start the car you will need:
12v+ on C (that's already done by ignition key)
and
12v+ on S (that's done when you turn key to start position).
So if you want to replace that with a push button starter, then I would connect:
Battery+ (B) and Starter (S) with your push button switch.
Make sure you get the type switch that connects the 2 points when pushing, not disconnecting them ;-)
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