Thanks!

 

does anyone have pics of the whole install, not just the "done" picture

 

i have a couple pics of goin through the process....don't have any of ripping the cigar lighter out tho lol....i'll get it done soon...gonna have my roommate e-mail the damn thing to me so i can finish typing it up here at work today and then add some pics i have to it and send it to Lance so he can post it

 

ok....i'm finished with the write up, just gotta get some pics attached to it so if all goes according to plan (which it never does lol) it should be posted tomorrow, i'll keep ya updated tho

 

does anyone have a install pics... not just the after shot, but the whole install?

 

i can get ya some, but not everything....like i can't get a pic of taking the cig lighter out, the wiring is really plain and simple but i can get a pic of that if need be, and thats really it.....there's not too much to this DIY really

 

i have no idea where the 2nd post asking that came from... wierd

hey hemiyellow, im more looking for answers about how this washer people use sticks to the dash, glue? and why do you need it, the switch is smaller than the cig lighter hole?

if so

then you glue the button inside the washer to the dash??

thats more what im looking for pics of, the install of the button itself into this washer and to the dash

 

When I was looking to do mine I searched and searched and found a great site with good pics. Heres the link: http://dodgetruckworld.tenmagazines....&id=133360

What I did to install my button was first take out the cig lighter then put the button up to it from the backside and made sure it was where I wanted it positioned. Make sure its in the center of the hole and the "START ENGINE" words are the right way. Then marked the holes and applied small bolts with superglue then attched it with nuts, dont worry about how much you use cause your not going to see it anyways. Hardest part of the whole job is taking out the cig lighter without it cracking around the hole. Had it on for over a year with no problems.
When wiring just make sure you get the right connectors to go into the back of the button, they are very small pins.
I always have my Remote Start in case something happens.
Best part is taking it to a shop to get something done and having them go out to drive it in, then they come back in a minute later and ask how to start it. [sm=laughat.gif]

 

does anyone have the DIY or can tell me how to do it? the 2 links above arent working and i checked in the DIY section and there was only a push button start DIY for 1st gen neons

 

after seeing this i've been searching for a DIY all day!
here you go MMSTAR:
http://dodgetruckworld.tenmagazines.....asp?id=133360