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I was going to watch a few clips of push start installation and i click on your fisrt, your clip is one stop shop seriously, very clear very nice photos and instructions, thank you again
Man your the best one how made a video installing start stop button your explains all the important details and puts all the steps on the camera nice video man keep the nice work
That was a great video, thanks! can you do a follow up video on remote push start installation with pke? on how to connect the other wires that go to the doors, trunk and other connections so the remote would work? where the wires are, how to identify each wire, how best to connect, etc?
Sir, your video is one of the best tutorial video ive seen, very detailed, clear and concise. Easy to follow and it encourages people to be self reliant or DIY. Thanks for sharing. I wanted to ask, i followed your all the instructions and have read the installation manual, i have noticed that whenever i am depressing the brake pedal, there were lights coming on in the instrument panel even i have not yet press the startbutton, or swipe the RFID kit. Is this nornal? I have connected the blue wire from the modulebto the green wire of the brake switch connector as per your video. However, those instrument icon is lighting up when im hitting the brake pedal. Please advise.
Hi sir, thank you for your feedback. Please re-check your wiring, there could be a mismatch somewhere. The instrument panel icons should only light up when you press the start/stop button (after swiping the RFID tags). Kindly check if the wiring to the ACC in the ignition harness is correct. Thanks 🙏
@@Viosified sir, it seems i was able to figure it out.. The wiring were matched but it seems that the blue wire going to brake switch had touched body ground. All good now. Thanks again for the response and help. Keep up the good work and more power on your upcoming vids. Hope you could do vid on how to install cruuse control to Toyota 2017 Vios E variant manual tranny.
Great vid! Very detailed and precise step by step. Could you please pop a link to where you have purchased the system? And also, ive seen the vids where guys switch the barrel to ACC position abd then remove the barrel. Is that a safe option? Additionally if theres an immobiliser, what do you do in that case? Many thanks
Thanks for watching! Yes, removing the barrel is also a safe option. In case of factory immobilizers the common practice is to locate the chip inside the original key and tape it on or near the immobilizer antenna to bypass the system and use the transponder that comes with the push start kit as the main security/immobilizer. Here are links to the push start kit: ph.shp.ee/p9tG46v (Shopee) amzn.to/3Yuh9nF (Amazon)
Great video. After watching I ordered a kit off Amazon. It will be here this Friday. One question: Do I hook up the brake wire and leave the original male connector inside the brake's female connector of the brake assembly, or do I pull the male connector out of the female connector and leave it off? Thanks.
Hey there. The answer to your question is: Hook up the brake wire and leave the original male connector inside the brake's female connector of the brake assembly. (In the video, I disconnected it just to get a better view of the wires for the camera, but I connected it again after tapping the push start module brake wire to the 12v power wire, so that the brake lights will still turn on when I step on the brake pedal) Good luck. Have a good one 🙏
Great video! But what about the immobilizer module I know you stated your keys don’t have chips and don’t use i mobilizers is there anyway I would know if my 2000 Toyota Avalon has the immobilizer system would I need the immobilizer module sold separately to bypass it
One way to find out if your car has an immobilizer is, you wont be able to start the engine using a duplicate key. The immobilizer sensor ring is usually located around the ignition barrel (where the key is inserted) and connected to a wire harness. If your car has an immobilizer and you want to install a push start system, you can try and take the chip inside the original key and tape it to the immobilizer sensor ring itself to bypass the system. Sometimes just taping the original key near the immobilizer sensor works. Thanks for watching.
Mate you're an absolute champion , fantastic video and detailed information , with the blue tag do you have to swipe everytime you start the engine also where did you position the transponder ring Can the blue tag be left permanently near the transponder ring Many thanks
Thanks! Yes I have to swipe the blue tag everytime I start the engine. I kept the transponder ring hidden under the dashboard. The length of the transponder ring cable allows you to hide it somewhere inconspicuous but still accessible for swiping. For safety reasons, it is not recommended to keep the blue tag permanently attached to the transponder ring. The blue tag serves as your security key against theft and unauthorized use; it also wakes up the ignition system when you need to start the car.
@@Viosified thanks for the info , i have a 2014 Toyota yaris equipped with factory transponder/immobilizer , can this be fitted to it is there a way to somehow bypass it thanks
@@radj4719 Yes. You can "bypass" the factory immobilizer, but you either have to permanently attach the original key (with the transponder chip) near or onto the immobilizer sensor; or, you can crack open the rubber handle/body of the original key to access the chip inside and attach that chip near or onto the immobilizer sensor with a tape. Then you may proceed to install the third party Push Start Kit as demonstrated in my video.
Hi. Your video is so good and easy to understand. Thank you! I want to ask whether or not the same procedure can be applied to Camry? I'm sure there will be additional steps since the Camry has immobilizer. I afraid if I DIY the alarm system, the engine won't start. Huhu
Hi. Yes the same principles apply for Camry, you just have to make sure the wiring of the ignition harness matches that of the Push Start kit (this is very important). As for the immobiliser, you can attach one of the keys (or the chip itself found inside the key) to the immobiliser ring in the ignition using zip ties or electrical tape to bypass the security. That way you can start the car using the transponder/immobilizer that comes with the Push Start kit. Thank you. I hope this helps :)
Great video! Did you have a chip key before you installed this system? I want to put it on a 99 Explorer but I a, worried it won’t work because of my chip key. I am hoping this does away with the need for it.
Mine doesn't have a chip but you can bypass yours by attaching one of the original chipped keys (or the chip itself found inside the key) to the immobiliser/sensor ring located somewhere near the ignition barrel using an electrical tape. This way you can start your car via the push button after scanning the tags on the transponder antenna that comes with the kit. Thanks!
Thanks for the video man , i got a question. I got a ford focus mk2 2009 manual transmission , does this work for my car? And where do i have to connect that wire that goes to the brake? Due to there is no need to press the brake and to start the car on the manual transmission, lol😂. Please let me know. Thanks matte
You're welcome. 🙂 1st ques.: It will work provided the wires are matched correctly. 2nd ques.: You can connect it to the light switch in the brake pedal that triggers the tail light when you step on the brake. Thanks for watching.
I bought a second hand toyota vios 2014 car. it has already installed aftermarket keyless entry system. Do i have to buy a new set of keyless entry system with push start button? Or i will buy only the push start button and use the existing keyless entry system. ? Is it possible?
@@MrDrag110 You don't necessarily have to buy a completely new keyless entry system if you already have an aftermarket one installed. It’s possible to just add a push start button & integrate it with your existing keyless entry system. However, compatibility between the existing system & the new push start button is key. You’ll need to check whether the push start button you plan to buy is compatible with your current keyless entry system or if any additional wiring or modules are needed to make it work together. Sometimes, aftermarket keyless entry systems can be adaptable, but it’s a good idea to consult a professional installer or technician to avoid any electrical issues or installation problems. If the existing system isn't compatible, then buying a new set (keyless entry + push start button) might be a better option to ensure everything works properly.
Ang husay po at madaling sundan tutorial nyo. Sayang ngayon ko lang napanood baka na encourage din sana akong mag DIY. Pinakabakit ko lang kasi PKE ko medyo mahal din binayad ko. Ask ko lang sir ano ang proper na pag start apak preno then pindot ba agad? Or pindot muna ng dalawang beses na magkasunod hanggang lumabas mga light indicator sa dashboard then apak preno then pindot ulit to start engine.
Ah rekta na po? Hindi na idadaan sa mga acc? Ok po. Last question po sir pano ang pag pindot isang mabilis na pindot lang ba or medyo long press? Napansin ko kasi sa vios ko minsan pag mabilis na pindot medyo hindi nagtutuloy umandar. Kaya ginagawa ko medyo long press. Ano po ba dapat?
Friend, I have a big doubt and a question if you can help me. My car has a remote start with an original factory key and I can start it remotely from my house with its key. I am going to use 2 keys with a chip, one for the chip that will always be placed in the ignition antenna (to be able to enable the button that I am going to install) and the other as a spare to be able to start the car remotely. My question is: will the copy of my other key with a chip work to start the car remotely from the house once the button and a permanent chip in the antenna are installed? Greetings
It might not work, because the ability to start your car remotely using the original factory key and the remote start feature - as provided by your car's original equipment manufacturer (OEM) remote start system - is designed to work with specific components and protocols to ensure the security and proper functioning of the remote start feature. When you introduce a third-party push start and stop button with its own module and transponder sensor antenna (such as the one demoed in my video), you are essentially adding a new component to the car's electrical and security system which introduces compatibility issues. If you need the remote start feature I suggest you install the PKE version of this kit. I don't have a tutorial for that kit but it uses the same principles outlined in my video, with the exception of connecting additional wires to enable extra features. Most car accessories dealerships sell this type of kit and they can install it for you at no extra cost. Please note, however, that this third party kit will essentially take over and disable your OEM remote setup. I hope this answers your question. Thanks for watching. Have a good one!
Napaka detalyado po ng tutorial niyo. Salamat po, Ask ko lang po, san po dun sa tinestest light niyo malapit ang parklight wire? Ano po kulay? Plan ko po sana mag install ng steering wheel controls pero hindi ko mapagana ung illumination ng SW controls. Salamat po
Kung para sa SW controls pwede po sa ACC (accessory) wire. Yun po ang makapal na green wire na nasa gitna ng makapal na blue & red wires ng ignition harness (makikita po sa video, around 7:11 - 7:15). Salamat po.
@@Viosified hindi po ba parating naka ilaw if sa acc? 🙂 itrace ko po sana pag on ng parklight switch sabay illuminate na din ung SW controls. Maraming salamat po ulit sa pagsagot.
Mage-energize lang po yung ACC wire pag pinihit ang susi sa ACC, kung saan mago-ON din ang head unit. Isang option din po yung mapayat na violet Ignittion 1 wire na nasa ibaba ng makapal na green ACC wire. Mage-energize lang po ang Ignition 1 wire kung pipihitin ang susi sa "ON" position gaya ng nasa video. Ingat na lang po para di maputukan ng fuse. Good luck sir.
Ibrahim cali parehas tayo ng issue hindi ko rin alam paano paganahin at pailawin yung illumination ng SW na nabili ko sa LAZADA ano po balita na solve. nyo na po ba paano?
I hid it somewhere under the dashboard. The cable is long enough so you can choose to install it in a discreet place but still accessible for you to swipe the blue tag.
@@BonziBonz whether you need to uninstall the original keyless entry before installing a similar aftermarket push start system shown in my tutorial depends on the specific kit & your car's existing setup. Some push start systems are designed to work alongside factory keyless entry, while others may require modifications or removal of existing systems to avoid conflicts. It’s best to check the specific installation instructions included in the kit you will use. And in case you encounter any technical hiccups, feel free to consult with a professional installer near you to ensure compatibility & proper installation. I hope this helps.
Sir would you know kung pwede na instead na yung button na kasama ng kit ang gamitin, yung orig toyota push button ang ikakabit? Para sana mas oem yung itsura? Thanks
@@NORMAGAYNILO-w1x you can try connecting that to either IG 1 or IG 2 and test to see which connection starts the engine. You can also try combining the module's IG1 & IG2 and connecting them to the single ignition wire and then test if the engine starts. In case of any hiccups, I suggest you consult with a professional installer near you before proceeding to make sure everything is connected correctly.
Nice. Which brand and model (Push start kit) would be best for a GM type car? And would it be compatible if i upgrade the key fob/rfid with those newer LCD remotes?
Thanks! The Push Start kit used in the video is a generic product and would fit most car brands as long as the kit"s wires and the car's ignition harness are matched correctly. The RFIDs for these products are uniquely encrypted for each module, and fobs or RFIDs from another manufacturer or brand may not be cross compatible (for security reasons).
Because the push start module harness only has one 12v line, and the ignition harness has two. I decided to utilize both power sources by bridging them with a jumper connection. But that is just my preference.
Tried to test the brake wires but there is no room for me to test them and its impossible to get to them even if I removed everything possible, any suggestions?
One option is to visually follow the wire and find an accessible location to test it and/or splice it at that location (if possible). Second option is to use a hand-operated momentary button switch as an alternative to the brake pedal switch, but you have to connect it to a constant 12v power source. The 2nd option still retains the safety feature of the push start kit because of the momentary button switch.
Hey, my Toyota wish has a push start stop button installed aftermarket. But there are times when you can hear the relay but car does not trigger the ignition. Is there anything wrong with the circuit? P.s i’ve fixed my car starter but issues still persist
If the starter isn't problematic, check the health of the battery if it is strong enough to crank the engine. Also check the battery connectors if they're tight enough. Loose connections can cause starting issues. The old Push Start button, module, and/or its wiring could also be a factor and might need to be replaced if they are damaged or worn out.
Hey how are you? I just wanted to find out if you can install push the start button can on the car that already has computer alarm and remote start.Thank you
Oh im sorry I thought you speak russian then i saw you are from Phillipines. Can you just tell me one thing, on this push to start kit do i have to wire lock and unlock mandatory or i can only wire for engine start?
i love this vid imma install one soon but with the steering wheel lock cause i dont wanna make a duplicate key can i use my regular key put in the acc to prevent the steering lock and take it out???
@@KCCLIP-s hey there. The key has to be kept inserted in the ignition (even in ACC position) to prevent steering wheel lock out while driving. Good luck!
@@KCCLIP-s if you remove the key in any position the steering wheel will lock up while driving, you need to keep the key inserted in the ignition barrel to prevent that. That's the reason I had a duplicate key made then cut it to size so it can sit flush in the ignition barrel to prevent lock up. I hope this helps.
Hi. You can find the constant 12v with a tester (the same goes for all the other wires as well). The constant 12v wire is energized even when the ignition is OFF. The kit also comes with an instruction manual that explains where to connect each wire.
Yes, you can do that, but stepping on the brake pedal (in addition to the clutch pedal) while starting the car offers additional protection against unintentional forward or rearward movement of the vehicle when on incline or uneven road surfaces.
Nilagay ko po dun sa lugar na accessible sakin pero hindi basta mahahanap ng unauthotized user (for security reasons). Mahaba naman po yung cable ng transponder ring kaya pwede nyo po itago sa discreet location for extra security.
I have renault clio which already has a start stop button to start the engine. It doesnt have a key it has a card. You insert the card then start the engine. I bought from this set but don't know how to assemble it
Those kits usually come with an installation diagram & instructions and follow the same principle as shown in my video. However, if you don't feel comfortable installing one yourself you can find a car electrician to install it for you.
Hey I came to do the install I got everything but then o can’t find my wiring harness I have a Holden Captiva 2011 and all I see are small little cables I tested them and it runs the test of constant 12 v but I’m not sure what I can do
@@KCCLIP-s sorry for the late response. It sounds like you've made good progress with the installation, but identifying the individual wires can be tricky. Since you're having difficulty with the wiring harness and identifying the correct cables, it might be best to seek assistance from a professional installer or an auto electrician. They can ensure everything is connected safely and correctly, especially for a complex task like this. Your Holden Captiva 2011 may have specific wiring that a professional will be familiar with. Best of luck with the installation!
@@Viosified hmm but I check all the cables and it’s connected to the steering column but a controller steering proportional is also connected to it I ran test light on the wire connected to the column it’s just smaller and does work with the accessories with the light going on
@@KCCLIP-s the harness is attached to the column so that they don't rattle and make weird noises while driving but you can detach them to make your setup easier and reattach them afterwards.
thank you paps. ask ko lng, same set-up ba pag clutch start? o ilalagay sa clutch switch ung dapat na sa brake switch na connection. salamat in advance.
If your car has an immobilizer and you want to install a push start system, you can try and take the chip inside the original key and tape it to the immobilizer sensor ring itself to bypass the system. Sometimes just taping the original key (or the chip inside the key) near the immobilizer sensor works as a bypass. Thanks for watching.
@@kenkillernewlife85 Test probe light flickers as you crank the engine = ignition 1 Test probe light becomes dimmer (or turns off) as you crank, and turns on again after cranking the engine = ignition 2
1 time is okay. Just step on the brake & press the push start button once to start/stop the engine right away. (You may also need to step on the clutch at the same time if yours is a manual car equipped with a clutch safety ignition switch).
Question lng dn po sir ok lng po kya n hndi na e balik ung socket pin dun s orginal position nya mostly kc ng nppnanuod ko iniisplice nla e..kpg na try m sir ung 8pin n female pa send nmn po ng link mern kc ako nkta s lazada d k lng sure kung same size sila pero 8pin dn eto p ung link sir pa comment nmn kung psok kya to o hndi salamt
@@nathanielkennethtan6262 Ok sir pasend nalang po nung link sa 8-pin connector, tingnan ko sya. Tsaka hingi din po ako ng clarification sa unang ques, alin pong socket pin yun sir, yung female spade/pin po ba na nasa loob ng male ignition connector?
Kung tama po pagkaintindi ko sa ques, wala naman po problema yun ang mahalaga po ay tama ang wiring ng ignition sa push start module. Liban lang po kung gusto nyo ibalik sa dating nyang itsura at set up na de-susi :)
Not so sure about the exact size for the Lincoln, but the link I gave you provides assorted sizes of spade connectors which includes both 4.8mm and 4mm, among other sizes. (Here's that link again: amzn.to/40QKXfA )
Meron po. 100% reversible po yung set up na pinakita ko sa video. Pwede nyo iconnect ulit yung main harness sa ignition barrel at gamitan ng susi para magstart in case of emergency.
Kung saan po mas convenient sayo sir. Yung sakin sa brake light switch ko ikinabit yung payat na blue wire para dalawa ang safety (1. yung original clutch ignition switch at; 2. yung sa brake pedal para sa push start/stop kit).
Hello and thank you for your video. I have installed a similar product on my '98 Toyota Vista. I correctly identified all the wires and connected them to the original harness using T-tap connectors. My issue is that the car kicks but it won't actually start. If I put back the original harness (to the key), the car kicks and starts okay. Any ideas?
@@Viosified I'll try that when the sun 🌞 is up, thank you. I also noticed that you bridged the constant +12v. Is there a reason for that? Does the order/matching of Ignition 1 and 2 on the device matter?
Okay, good luck! It's because there's only one 12v wire in the push start module so I had to bridge the two 12v connectors in the ignition harness because they both supply current to essential components in the car. Yes, proper matching of Ignition 1 and Ignition 2 wires matter, otherwise the engine won't run. I hope this was helpful. Thank you :)
sir tanong ko lng po.lilinisin ko sana un vvti solinoid ng vios ko 2011 .ang tigas sir ayaw mahugot.tapus dnala ko sa isang mekaniko hindi rin nyan mahugot.baka daw maputol.anu po kaya ang magandang teknik para matanggal ko para linisin na hindi maputol?
Sir pag po ayaw na mahugot pwede po buksan yung valve cover para ma-access yung solenoid mula sa ibabaw at maitulak palabas. Pero kailangan gamitan ng pangtulak kasi medyo tago yung solenoid. Kung abot, sungkitin po muna yung nanigas na sludge at tiktikin unti unti yung dulo ng solenoid papalabas para di mabali.
Hi sir. Sabay lang po tatapakan ang clutch at brake pedals para mag start. Ganun din po sa vios, may Clutch Pedal Ignition Switch din. Pwede po sya i-bypass, pero hindi ko na po ginawa para may additional safety ang sasakyan. In case gusto nyo po i-bypass yung Clutch Pedal Ingition Switch huhugutin lang po yung harness ng pedal switch at tutusukan lang ng jumper wire. Nabanggit ko po yun sa video na to: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-2BZpPHrknE0.html Salamat po.
Yes sir. Kindly check the wires of the ignition harness first to see if they are the same color and set up as the ignition harness shown in this video. If not, please make sure to test the wires individually to make sure they match the wires of the Push Start/Stop module correctly. Thank you :)
Dito ko po nabili: shp.ee/ui37umb?smtt=0.0.9 Isang set na po sya, male and female connectors. Yung 4mm male spade connectors po ang ginamit ko sa wires. :)
Good day sir. Sorry po, di ko pa nasubukan sa Innova, pero pwede mo po icheck ang set up ng ignition harness nung Innova kung pareho po ng nasa video. Kung magkaiba, pwede mo po gamitan ng tester o test light para ma-identify ang mga wires ng ignition harness. Yung mga wires ng push start kit po ay universal, pareho lang po sila ng nasa video. Salamat po.
Hi Sir ang huyas po nnyo👌 Sir tanong po ano different po ng ignition1 and 2 po? Kasi po mag-install ako water temp sa Vios gen3 ko po mayroon nakagay ignition connection di ko sure po San iconnect ignition 1 or 2 or same lang po sila? Salamat po.
Hi sir. Magkatulong po ang ignition 1 at ignition 2. Mas priority lang po ng ignition 2 ang fuel pump, injectors, ignition coils, ECU, etc., o lahat po ng mga parts na kailangan para umandar ang makina sa start-up. Connected naman po ng ignition 1 sa iba pang mga circuits na kailangan para mapanatiling "buhay" ang sasakyan kapag nag start na ang makina. Pwede nyo po ikabit sa ignition 1 ang water temp guage nyo. baka makatulong po ang info na shinare ko sa video tungkol sa ignition wiring. Salamat po.
Hi Sir thank you po sa video nnyo VIOS Smart Start System at sa shared details info nainstalled and working na Water temp gauge. NagSubscribed nko po. Thumbs up👌