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05-19-04, 12:46 AM
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| | 3 Tenths 
Join Date: May 2002 GT40: Vancouver B.C. Canada
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Rep Power: 10  | S2000 start button connector I remember reading some posts where people were using the S2000 start button. I have 2 connectors for the start button if anyone wants one. Just pay the shipping. Or if you are looking for one, go to you local Honda dealer, and ask some of the guys in the shop if they have any Oddyssey ignition switch recall parts left over (after they do the job) the connector is green and is thrown away after.
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04-21-08, 11:51 PM
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| | Big-Foot Gold Supporter 
Join Date: Jan 2007 Location: Minneapolis, MN GT40: RCR40 - #45
Posts: 1,529
| Re: S2000 start button connector Quote:
Originally Posted by Eric I remember reading some posts where people were using the S2000 start button. I have 2 connectors for the start button if anyone wants one. Just pay the shipping. Or if you are looking for one, go to you local Honda dealer, and ask some of the guys in the shop if they have any Oddyssey ignition switch recall parts left over (after they do the job) the connector is green and is thrown away after.
Reply to this thread, first come first serve, and there will be more eventually. | On the odd chance (very odd I'm sure) - would you still have one of these connectors?
Thanks! |
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04-22-08, 09:05 AM
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| | wbmusarra 10 tenths 
Join Date: Oct 2001 Location: Snellville, Ga. GT40: DRB#5
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Rep Power: 20  | Re: S2000 start button connector The switch will cost about $50. The wiring connector can be had from any wrecking yard that does Hondas. Look for one that is not a torch job. You will have to trace the wiring to find the piece seen here. I am including the wiring diagram for reference. If you can't read the print there are basicly 3 wires to work with. The black is gorund of course. The blue white goes to the relay coil wire of the starter. The ground wire for the coil goes to the clutch cutout switch for safety. It can be a stop switch like on a brake setup plumbed into the clutch hydraulics. The black white wire comes from the start or ignition switch.
Bill
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04-22-08, 09:41 AM
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| | Big-Foot Gold Supporter 
Join Date: Jan 2007 Location: Minneapolis, MN GT40: RCR40 - #45
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| Re: S2000 start button connector Many thanks Bill.. I bought the switch from a fellow on the Cobra forum that decided against using it. I still need the pigtail. Now I have the instructions thanks to you! 
I'll be making a trip to the wrecking yard soon... |
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04-22-08, 10:14 AM
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| | Jeff Hamilton Bronze Supporter 
Join Date: Dec 2005 Location: Ohio GT40: RCR
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Rep Power: 3  | Re: S2000 start button connector When I was looking for one somebody (here I think) said the connector is the same one that is used in many home computers. I had a junk one in the basement and sure enough it had one in it that fit.
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04-22-08, 10:22 AM
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| | Big-Foot Gold Supporter 
Join Date: Jan 2007 Location: Minneapolis, MN GT40: RCR40 - #45
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| Re: S2000 start button connector Heckuva idea there Jeff! I have some old clunker computers out in the shop that I needed to get off to recycle anyway... I'll open some up and see what I can find!
Thanks for the idea! |
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04-24-08, 12:16 AM
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| | jjo 
Join Date: Oct 2007 Location: ATL-SAV GT40: RCR40-13
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Rep Power: 2  | Re: S2000 start button connector Randy - it is a three pin computer connector that you are looking for, not four, works fine, think it was from a hard drive. I added a secondary relay before the starter relay based only on a few claims that the starter relay curret would damage the Honda button- may or may not be a valid concern. |
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04-24-08, 12:21 AM
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| | Big-Foot Gold Supporter 
Join Date: Jan 2007 Location: Minneapolis, MN GT40: RCR40 - #45
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| Re: S2000 start button connector Hi John,
Good idea on installing a driver relay.. I've not had a chance to dig for the cable but hope to tomorrow.... |
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