[suprasucka]

hey my ignition switch went out, and i dunt feel like paying $115 at toyota for a new one, so i bought a s2000 starter button, i tried to wire it up but it wont work, am i doing somthing wrong, has anyone ever installed one of these? do i splice into the wires? there is a relay with 4 wires stickin out, and a ground on the switch i beleive ,the instructions are in japanese so i cant really understand it. thanks

 

[Guest]

s2000 starter button?

 

[suprasucka]

yea, its like a button you push to start your car, but the key has to be in the ON position.

 

[Thermactor]

Does it work fine until you put the key to "START" position?
If so, you can just wire up the start switch directly to the starter.

 

[MrBoost]

Well, any instructions that came with a generic switch will not be relevant to the Supra system. Consult the TSRM to get the wiring setup and wire-colors for your year. The ignition harnesses do very at least pre/post 1990, probablly more often in the column as well.

 

[suprasucka]

i did look it up, but do i splice the igntiion switch harness? or post ignition harness? i tried splicing it, i followed the instruction too, there are 4 wires, battery 12v, dunno taht one, starter coil which i think is "ST" in theTSRM, ACC is accessories, and a wire to the switch, it didnt say nothing bout the ignition wire, so is that normal for supras. i notice the supras have two wire for IGNITION,

 

[BoostAddctn]

I wired a switch to my starter for whenever the stock alarm goes whack on me... well that didn't help any, sorry man, good luck with it... aight peace and if you do a search, its been done before... a lot of people called it rice, but it looked good where the guy mounted it to me (where the cig. lighter was) aight peace

 

[supragook]

yeah i like it too....

 

[76celicagt]

ive got the s2k button on my 76 celica, for 53 dollars its a POS , cheappy ass plastic. the thing that got me is 2 of the 5 connections arent used, and the light has a shared connection with the button. anyway. i wired it up separate, just run a wire from the neg terminal on the starter to the switch, then from the other terminal of the switch to a positive power source (probly the starter power supply) you can bypass all the factory wireing if its to complicated and run this separate


an ignition switch for a 76 celica is a hard part to come by, so this is how i did it

 

[suprasucka]

wont the switch go out if u dont have a relay?

 

[76celicagt]

hasnt yet... i wouldnt say for sure though

 

[Guest]

The switch should work fine without a relay. After all, you are only using the switch to operate the starter relay. So adding another relay to switch the starter relay is just redundent.