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Old 09-07-2003, 08:03 PM   #4
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You would have to unhook the start function from the ignition swithch and rewire it to basicaly any momentary push button switch or you could leave the ignition switch start if you want and then be able to use either one to start.
you shoulden't need a special button b/c it dosen't need to be that big b/c all it does is click a relay that actually applies power to the starter.
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