Hi,

I am currently installing my push start button but i am not to sure on which wire is terminal 15 and terminal 50 it is either the red or the brown wire?

Any help would be fab

Thanks Kirsty x

You use the red and brown wires, it doesnt make any difference which wire as long as each wire on the button goes to a seperate wire, it just means when you press the button it turns on the starter..

Are you putting them directly into the connector or splicing them?

Hi,

Thanks for your reply been biting my lip since I posted lol

The push start button I bought it has 4wires a black obviously earth a red wire and 2blue wires, but its saying that I need to connect a red+blue wire and just a singular blue to either terminal 15 and 50 but not sure which set goes to which wire red or brown if you get me lol.

Thanks Kirsty x

Ill have a look at mine now and see what wire is going where.

Thank you

ok, I just have the 2 wires on mine (its a DIY job)

Red wire - switch terminal 1
Brown wire - switch terminal 2

When these two are joined (by press button) the car starts

are the instructions just generic ones?

is there a light in the switch?

What are you using for the key?

Oh crap!!

Ye its meant to light up.

Big question if i wire it wrong can anything major happen or will it just not start??

Thanks Kirsty x

I would think it should be something like this then...

Red -> Red (starter)
Blue -> Brown (starter)
Black -> Earth
Blue -> Orange (ignition switched for light)

If you have a 9v battery and maybe a christmas tree bulb you could test it before you try it.

Shouldnt think it would cause any damage, maybe just push a wire in to the brown and one into the red on connector block, then try to push the button see if starter turns over.

Hey I have found a replica here is the link

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Push-Start-Bu...arts_Vehicles_CarParts_SM&hash=item2a107b2ee8

Punto1990 said:

Hey I have found a replica here is the link

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Push-Start-Bu...arts_Vehicles_CarParts_SM&hash=item2a107b2ee8

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Both red wires go to the same feed

one is the power for the starter. one is the illumination. BOTH fed from the ignition barrel.

when the key is in the on position there is a live feed. so both of these need to feed from this position . the red wire from your ignition barrel.

blue --> Starter

black --> Earth.

Hi,

Thanks but there is only 1 red but 2 blue connected to the block.

Do you mean the red wire connects to the red ignition wire and then the 2 blue wires connects to the brown ignition wire??

Sorry I am really not good wire the whole electrical stuff lol.

Thanks x

Punto1990 said:

Hi,

Thanks but there is only 1 red but 2 blue connected to the block.

Do you mean the red wire connects to the red ignition wire and then the 2 blue wires connects to the brown ignition wire??

Sorry I am really not good wire the whole electrical stuff lol.

Thanks x

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Thats confused me, should have read above posts. sorry.

best way to check is to get a battery. a 1.5v AA should be ok, but a 9v would be best.


the black is obviously the earth so this to negative. now touch each of the remaining wires against the positive terminal.

the Red is obviously the LIVE feed, so direct to red on the ignition.

out of the remaining, the one which turns on the light goes with the red wire.

otherwise as colin says.

HOWEVER..

you could always do it the easy way and forget the LED lighting and just use the Red and Black.

from that picture on the link try

connector 1
blue to brown
blue to red

connector 2
red to yellow (ignition switched for light)
black to black (earth)