pushstart wiring diagram needed
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dave6666
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Ill-uss-tra-ted Up-grades seck-chun.
Need to be a VCA member...
Need to be a VCA member...
What he's tryin to say is.....
Ill-uss-tra-ted Up-grades seck-chun = Illustrated Upgrades section, which you need to be a VCA member to access....cool?
Lee00blacksilverGTS
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Join on the front page here. PM me when you do so I can upgrade you to VCA status. I presume you are a Viper owner as you must be to join.
RobZilla
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I think he is asking for someone to post it for him so he can access it without becoming a member. He's been on here a while it looks like.
dave6666
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I think he is asking for someone to post it for him so he can access it without becoming a member. He's been on here a while it looks like.
Yup.
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cyaford
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Don't have a diagram, but I can explain it. Make sure the car is in either second or third gear with the parking brake off. Have 2-3 guys push you to get you rolling. Once you reach top speed by the pushers, pop the clutch and BAM....your pushstarting will be successful.
LifeIsGood
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Warfang
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It's silly if you still need a key to turn to the ON position first... only way a push button makes sense is if it uses a proximity sensor to the key fob.
BOTTLEFED
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PM me for the diagram.
I hate this "members only" BS.
When I wrote the how-to, I didn't do it to have it put in a separate section of the site. That's why I don't write any more write-ups for this site.
I hate this "members only" BS.
When I wrote the how-to, I didn't do it to have it put in a separate section of the site. That's why I don't write any more write-ups for this site.
LifeIsGood
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My dad had a number of race cars while I was growing up...I always got excited when he pushed that start button. My 2001 didn't come with the start button, so I added it...I like it very much, I don't think it's silly, but then again I don't mind poser mods
.dave6666
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PM me for the diagram.
I hate this "members only" BS.
When I wrote the how-to, I didn't do it to have it put in a separate section of the site. That's why I don't write any more write-ups for this site.
Well, ban him!!!
PM me for the diagram.
I hate this "members only" BS.
When I wrote the how-to, I didn't do it to have it put in a separate section of the site. That's why I don't write any more write-ups for this site.
I have all the illustrated upgrades converted to PDF and saved on my hard drive for that very reason.
dave6666
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***NOTICE***
All write-ups go in a separate section of this site.
***NOTICE***
All write-ups go in a separate section of this site.
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dave6666
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Cop Magnet
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I can't think of a more worthless mod, IMO. I agree the only way it makes sense is if you don't have to put in a key and turn it halfway anyway. I think the one in my GenIV is worthless. If it was a true keyless racecar, fine. But it is a factory push button on a car that takes a key.
I get that we need revenue to keep the site going and to sponsor events, but purposely holding out on a fellow Viper owner until he pays up like the rest of us is a little immature if you ask me.
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PM me for the diagram.
I hate this "members only" BS.
When I wrote the how-to, I didn't do it to have it put in a separate section of the site. That's why I don't write any more write-ups for this site.
I might give this a try... Tim, I'll give you a call if I have any questions!
Cop Magnet
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dave6666
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You could apply that same logic to lots of stuff.
I have a dining room table, so therefore food should always be free.
I paid for the light bulbs, so electricity should always be free.
I have eyes to read, so books should always be free.
The VCA has chosen to not make that information public as part of their policy. Simply owning a Viper is not entitlement in their opinion. Why not respect that?
Time for a poll...
You could apply that same logic to lots of stuff.
I have a dining room table, so therefore food should always be free.
I paid for the light bulbs, so electricity should always be free.
I have eyes to read, so books should always be free.
The VCA has chosen to not make that information public as part of their policy. Simply owning a Viper is not entitlement in their opinion. Why not respect that?
Time for a poll...
In your examples you offer up goods and services...all anton asked for was information. When a fellow member asks for information on how to mod their car, I don't think it's out of the question to help them. People (including myself) ask you for help all the time, and you gladly share your insight with them. This is no different than that, except the VCA "called dibs" on someone else's write-up. If anton wanted free gas, lightbulbs or service manuals (all goods, as in your example) just because he owned a Viper, I'd say that was out of the question.
The second part of my point is that Bottlefed wrote up the how-to to share with other Viper owners, not just members of the VCA, which is why he posted it where he did. It was the author of the DIY tutorial's intent to share this information with EVERYONE, but the VCA quarantined it and kept it to themselves and its members.
I'm not here to get in an e-******* match with anyone (especially Dave, cuz he'll use CAD and fab up something to kill me) but just wanted to put in my $.02.
Yeah, and you get the right half of the page that's cut off when you pay up, sucka!
Nice catch! I re-downloaded the file as a PostScript PDF and converted it and it works fine now.
dave6666
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You're right, this is not worth a ******* match over, but information housed on the Internet is free only if computers were free, IT personnel were free, HTML software packages were free, electricity were free etc.
So to say that the information contained in this web site has no material value or support basis, well, let's just see how good the info is when they decide not to pay the power bill or upgrade server storage space when I blast out posts at break neck speed and jam it up.
I run into information sites on the Internet all the time that charge if you want to hear what they have to say. And they make it really clear. Computers - theirs - cost money to own and operate.
So to say that the information contained in this web site has no material value or support basis, well, let's just see how good the info is when they decide not to pay the power bill or upgrade server storage space when I blast out posts at break neck speed and jam it up.
I run into information sites on the Internet all the time that charge if you want to hear what they have to say. And they make it really clear. Computers - theirs - cost money to own and operate.
I see your point 100%.
I realize it costs money to run this site but when I see information exchanged freely in almost every post, to arbitrarily attach a price tag to the well-written threads seems goofy, especially when the author intended for it to be shared with everyone.
If I'd have included a little more information and a few more red arrows on my lowering thread, would that suddenly become too valuable for Joe Blow non-member? I wrote that to document and share an experience, not to make membership to the VCA more valuable.
I realize it costs money to run this site but when I see information exchanged freely in almost every post, to arbitrarily attach a price tag to the well-written threads seems goofy, especially when the author intended for it to be shared with everyone.
If I'd have included a little more information and a few more red arrows on my lowering thread, would that suddenly become too valuable for Joe Blow non-member? I wrote that to document and share an experience, not to make membership to the VCA more valuable.
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